Jobs in Benidorm

Everything you need to know about working in Benidorm summer 2024.

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What to expect in benidorm

Nestled on the mediterranean coast, Benidorm is hailed to be a 'bucket list' experience by those that have walked its sandy beaches. Another of our resorts that offers amazing value, it might just be one of Spain's best sun traps.

With 6km of beaches, you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to picking a sunbathing location. Some bars offer happy hour, every hour, so if you want to spend an afternoon off working your way through an extensive cocktail menu, you'll not be left feeling too out of pocket.

As one of the party capitals of Europe, jobs in Benidorm are not hard to come by. It’s the perfect place for working holidays - sun, sea and plenty of cheap booze, what more could you need?

Benidorm Jobs Available

Holiday Reps

Holiday Reps

What does Holiday Repping involve?

As a holiday rep, you'll be responsible for welcoming guests to their resort, helping them with any questions or concerns they have, and making sure they have a great time. You'll also be responsible for tasks such as airport greeting, organising activities and events, and possibly leading excursions to nearby attractions.

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DJS

DJS

What does being a DJ involve?

The experience of a DJ in Benidorm is one that is full of excitement and energy. They are responsible for keeping the party going and ensuring that everyone has a good time. This means knowing how to read a crowd and selecting the right songs to keep them dancing.

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Bar Work

Bar Work

What does bar work involve?

Bartenders typically work long hours, usually nights and weekends. They must be able to handle a fast-paced environment and deal professionally with drunk customers. The job is really social and you will meet tons of people including other workers!

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Club/PR Work

Club/PR Work

What does Club/PR work involve?

Bars and clubs in Benidorm are always on the lookout for PRs to help stop the crowds and promote drinks offers. Of course, it's not all about the money - you'll also need to be outgoing and enjoy working in a busy environment.

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Ticket Selling

Ticket Selling

What does Ticket Selling involve?

Working as a ticket seller in Benidorm can be a lot of fun. It's a great job for someone who loves working with people and enjoys the fast-paced environment of a party resort.

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Shot Selling

Shot Selling

What does Shot Selling work involve?

It's definitely a fun and challenging job to work as a shot seller in Benidorm. You'll be responsible for preparing and selling shots in bars and clubs, and you'll need to be friendly and outgoing in order to build up a good rapport with the customers.

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Restaurant Work

Restaurant Work

What does Restaurant Work involve?

Working in a restaurant in Benidorm can be a great experience. There are a lot of different roles available, including front of house, waiters, bar staff and chefs.

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Glass Collecting

Glass Collecting

What does Glass Collecting involve?

Working as a glass collector in Benidorm is a great way to get to know the nightlife scene while also keeping the bars and clubs clean and tidy. You'll need to be quick on your feet and have a good eye for detail.

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Dancers

Dancers

What does being a dancer involve?

Working as a dancer in Benidorm is a great way to see some of the best nightlife in Spain. The bars and clubs in Benidorm are generally lively and exciting, and dancers can expect to work long hours getting the crowds going.

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VIP Host

VIP Host

What does being a VIP host involve?

Working as a VIP host in Benidorm is a great way to experience the party atmosphere of this famous resort town. You'll get to work at some of the best bars and clubs in town, serve champagne to VIP guests, and sometimes even rub shoulders with celebrities.

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What type of jobs are available in benidorm?

Most jobs in Benidorm will revolve around the tourist industry: restaurant work, bar work and ticket selling/event work with some of Benidorm’s biggest party brands. Promo and sales staff are always in high demand due to the volume of hen and stag parties that arrive each summer - confident personalities will shine here!


When is the best time to go to benidorm?

The season runs from May to September. We'd recommend committing to a minimum of two months if you're not able to do the full season so you can experience as much as possible - a month will definitely not be long enough! If it's your first time working abroad, we recommend going out earlier, it's easier to get your bearings when it's a little quieter than to jump in at the deep end mid season.


What are the wages like in benidorm?

The wages in Benidorm are generous, and this will go far as the cost of living is minimal. You’ll never be strapped for cash when working in Benidorm, which means extra money for the party fund!

If you really want to make money, try ticket selling or shot selling - commission based rolls always have the highest earning potential.


How many hours a day will I be working in benidorm?

Hours and shifts for working in Benidorm will vary depending on your job of choice. Ticket sellers usually work during the day, whilst bar workers will obviously start later. The average shift is between 4-6 hours, this leaves you with plenty of free time to visit the waterpark, lounge by the beach, or even try the local paintball track.

As the pay is so good and the shifts are so short, most of our Summer Takeover crew work every day to maximise their earnings. See our jobs tab for more information. Work hard, play harder...

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How do I find jobs in benidorm?

Finding jobs in Benidorm with Summer Takeover is a doddle. Our dedicated team of reps will help you to find a job, making sure you’re happy with your position for the summer.

Not only can they provide detailed information about all the bars, clubs, restaurants and events that are recruiting staff, they'll make sure you know when recruitment days are on and will get trial shifts setup on your behalf. All you have to do is show up, and put in a good shift.

This is our first year in Benidorm - and our reputation with employers has preceded us. Your dream job is waiting...

Visas & Work Permits

If you are an EU national and/or hold a passport issued in an EU country you will likely not need to concern yourself with a work permit/visa however we would always advise you to check this prior to travel. If you are unsure of your right to work or have any questions about the process, please reach out to us.

What happens when I arrive in benidorm?

Our reps will meet you at the apartments to get you all settled in to working in Benidorm. This is when the party begins - treat this first week as the holiday part of your working abroad experience. Between welcome meetings, Summer Takeover bar crawls, epic parties and sightseeing you won’t have a spare moment!

We’ll begin proceedings with a good old knees up - you can get to know your fellow workers and plan anything special you want to do in the welcome week. Between Champion’s, Sinatra’s and a Morgan Tavern we’ll help you suss out your favourite spots, and when you’re ready to shake the hangover there’s plenty of beautiful scenery to explore.

By the end of the week, you’ll have some job trials set up. This doesn’t usually take long and you should have a job by the end of the day. Now you’re ready to start your Summer Takeover working holiday of a lifetime.


What happens after my first month with Summer Takeover?

After the initial 28 days you’ll have the option to extend your stay in our accommodation at a discounted rate, or our devoted reps can assist in finding alternative accommodation if you’d prefer.

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