STAG DO BLOG

After an eventful year in the stag world, I know it's only August and I am having my end of year speech however there is an extremely popular stag do destination that everyone is raving about and this news cannot wait until December; Bristol. We have had a lot of trustpilot feedback and the stag destination that constantly gets 5 star reviews is Bristol. What's not to like: Fantastic 4 star city centre hotels with breakfast buffets Amazing daytime activities from Rage Buggies and Paintball to West Country Games and Cider tasting. The nightlife; casinos, lap dancing and nightclubs all within easy walking distance from each other and the plentiful bars and friendly pubs There's that word; "friendly", one of the stag groups described Bristol as a laid back smaller London with friendly people. Basically stating that Bristol has the facilities London offers (on a smaller scale obviously) but in a much more friendly and relaxed atmosphere. A friendly

Situated 40 minutes (38km) from the popular stag do destination of Valencia lies a clean and sleepy village of Bunol. The last Wednesday of August every year sees a festival like no other.  Tens of thousands of people fill the streets waiting for loads of trucks to dump their load of tomatoes on them. So if you are looking for a unique stag weekend, well a unique stag midweek, this is the place to come.  Once the tomatoes have been dumped it’s everyman for himself the only rules are to squish the tomato before throwing and no ripping of other people’s clothing (which is generally ignored). After an hour the huge tomato fight ends with the council wanting to clean up the streets so they start firing huge water canons, so your best bet is to get yourselves down to the river for a wash. This festival does seem bonkers however apparently the acid from the tomatoes cleans the streets, once it’s washed down the drains that is, so there is method to this madness! So if you ar

If you are looking for a unique stag weekend you cannot go wrong then a weekend yachting on the Solent. The Solent is a stretch of water that splits the English mainland and the Isle of Wight, making the Isle of Wight well an island. Onboard your vessel you have all the mod cons you need to keep you going before you hit dry land, including a fridge for your beer. Available to hire with a skipper (obviously) are 40 - 60 ft race boats which can fit up to 14 people, should your group be larger you can always have more than one boat. We recommend you arrive before 6pm to get onboard and sail to Cowes, there you will find plenty of pubs and restaurants to visit on your first night. Then after breakfast you are free to sail around the Solent, learning some key Sailing skills, but also taking in the sites and generally having an extremely cool time. That night you head back to Cowes where you moor up and get on a water taxi to The Folly Inn where you can eat, party, watch live b

This is a message to the Stag, the Main Man, the Groom to be You have a commitment to your generation, when you sit down with your kids or even your grandchildren and they ask you what you did on your stag do, make sure your stories are heroic and of legendary status. If you have to turn around to them and tell them you didn’t have a stag weekend you know the respect you have built up over the years will be lost, I know that’s harsh and a little far fetched however the message is clear; HAVE A STAG DO.   Even if it’s camping on the Brecon Beacons with just you and your bestman at least you will have a story to tell, and a memory to cherish. A Message for the Bestman You have a totally different commitment to the groom’s, this is for your best mate, your wingman, the man who has turned to you, to help him with one of the most important moments of his life – the stag do, sorry I mean his wedding, with the stag do obviously taking centre stage. So make sure you se