Bournemouth Stag Do

1. Beer Babes Bar Crawl

Surprise the groom to be with one epic bar crawl during his celebrations, there is nothing better than a bar crawl with some beer babes.

2. Nude Life Drawing

Give the lads a pleasant surprise with this creative yet slightly cheeky experience that everybody will love.

3. Bubble Football

Test your football skills with a slightly unusual twist, a Zorb being thrown into the mix could become quite a challenge for you and the lads to kick the ball.

4. Smartphone Pub Treasure Hunt

Take to the streets and explore all the best boozers in your area whilst taking on a host of trivia questions and interactive tasks!

5. Combat Archery Tag

Test your aim as two teams go head to head in a blend of dodgeball and archery using slick bows and speedy arrows.

6. Life Drawing Stag Stitch-Up

Bring the guys along for a seemingly normal life drawing class... until the stag realises that HE will be the nude model for the day!

7. Dodgeball

Bring everyone along for a fast-paced and exciting game of dodgeball with some great minigames thrown in the mix

8. Beer Tasting

A party classic that will have you all tasting your way through a variety of different delicious beers.

9. Electric Shock Football

Just like a regular game of footy, except you and the boys will be rigged up to electric ankle tags controlled by the other team!

10. Beer Tasting

Enjoy sampling six different beers with the lads and a burger meal to top it off - hosted by a local beer expert

Places to Eat in Bournemouth

If you’re heading to the coast, you can expect some delicious food to keep the lads replenished for the whole weekend. Primarily known for unmatchable seafood, there’s a multitude of options to enjoy in between your activities and experiences, whether you want a quick bite to eat or relaxing sit-down meal.

We can’t mention a few of the best places to eat in Bournemouth without shining a spotlight on their seafood restaurants. If your groom to be is a fan of great fish dishes, he’ll be in his element here! First on the list is The Crab Restaurant in Bournemouth. Housing a terrace outside and a glass-front, you can’t beat the views from this venue while you’re chowing down on a delicious meal. Similar, smaller but just as good is Cliff Top restaurant, great for simplistic dishes that really pack a punch and humble drinks.

We appreciate that not everyone is a fan of seafood, and the town by the sea caters for other cuisines and flavours too. Lola’s Spanish tapas restaurant is a fun dinner for a group of guys to enjoy. Alternatively, eat for cheap at Chez Fred for classic fish and chips and a traditional British menu.

The Triangle

In the North of Bournemouth just across from all of the high street shops you will find The Triangle, full of amazing places to eat and drink. Lads and beers go hand in hand right, so if you’re heading over to The Triangle for your night out then the Brewhouse and Kitchen is the perfect place to start. Known for its endless list of beers it’s the ultimate paradise. Or head over to Smokin’ Aces, a cocktail bar and whiskey lounge serving all of your drinking needs – they often host live music nights too!

Heart of Town

If you are planning on staying in the centre then you’re in luck, this area of Bournemouth is buzzing throughout the day all the way into the evening. In the centre of town is where you’ll find all your clubs and cocktail bars so if your wanting a place to end the night then this is probably where to head. Truth Nightclub and Halo Nightclub are both just off Exeter Road and are great venues for a weekend. You will also find Level 8ight which is a sky bar for those who want to enjoy something a little bit more sophisticated.

Hidden Gems

Although The Triangle and Heart of Town are where people usually head you’ll find a lot of places to go are also on Old Christchurch Road! Walkabout is an Australian bar that shows a variety of different sports TV. Revolution and Camel bar are around here as well which are great places to head for a drink with the lads.

Reasons to Visit

Bournemouth Pier

It wouldn’t be a British beach without a nostalgic pier, and Bournemouth has looked after it’s pier over the years. Have a go on the arcades or just grab a coffee!

Poole Quay

See how the other half live down South as you marvel at the boats and yachts that are docked in the quay. On a sunny day, a walk around Poole Quay is unbeatable!

Watersports!

Where there’s a beach there will always be watersports, and Bournemouth is no exception! Pack some adrenaline into the weekend with a range of fun classes and sports.

The Lower Gardens

If you’re looking for an hour or two to relax and take your mind off the wedding planning, the pristine lower gardens is a great space along the small river.

Sandbanks

Largely debated as THE best beach in the UK, sandbanks is a must if you’re looking for a beachy holiday without the flights. There’s room for everyone on this mighty stretch of sand.

Brownsea Island

If you’re looking to explore, take the ferry over to Brownsea Island for a sprinkle of history, loads of wildlife and a good ol’ day out.

Getting Around Bournemouth

The town is relatively compact making getting about easy and fuss free. Walking through the town can be an absolute joy with plenty of amazing sights to see along the way, so much so you probably will get side tracked… a lot. Around the town, there are plenty of cycle paths around as well as taxi ranks. The bus network is renowned to be a high-quality service if you need to get to and from the airport and other places just outside the town.