Lloret de Mar Stag Do Ideas

• Country: Spain
• Language: Spanish
• Currency: Euros
• Cost of a pint: €2-3
• Airport: Girona Airport (Costa Brava)
• Flight duration: 2-3 hours

Places to Eat Lloret De Mar

When you jet off to Spain, one type of food usually crosses your mind – tapas! But traditional Spanish tapas isn’t to everyone’s tastes, and Lloret de Mar caters for all. For example, one of the most popular restaurants in the town is La Lonja, a Mediterranean eatery that has a hugely extensive menu to choose from. This restaurant might not have the glitz and glam of modern-day décor, but you’re sure to be greeted with a warm welcome followed by unbeatable food and fast service. If you’re catering for fussy friends who would prefer to stick with foods they know well, try Restaurant El Gaucho for British classics, chips and grilled meats.

Let’s be honest, one of the most important meals of any weekend is the breakfast after a last night of freedom. When you wake up feeling rough, fill yourself with carbs to fix the hangover at Route 66. This casual diner-style café serves a tasty full English, burgers and big portions for low prices. Alternatively, travel the Italian route and indulge in some tasty pizza at Pizzeria & Grill Napule. This stripped-back venue is home to a classic pizza oven for delicious pizzas, and they serve pasta and desserts too.

For authentic food to tantalise your taste buds, there’s a huge variety of different tapas bars to try in and around Lloret de Mar. We highly suggest having yourself a tapas tour if you want to try several places, and going on a whistle-stop tour of a variety of restaurants to try one or two of their specialities. For a larger tapas eatery that can cater for big groups of guys you can find delicious tapas at Bodega Casa Paco Taberna. For a more sleek and modern venue that’s famed for its juicy olives, check out La Iguana instead and you’ won’t be disappointed.

Pubs

With the number of pubs on offer in this little town you might have to come back for a reunion to enjoy them all! Maybe the most popular pub of all is the Queen Vic terrace pub, which takes outdoor partying to a whole new level. This humongous venue comes with a sizable terrace with big screens for entertainment and watching the latest sports. They serve local and imported beers by the pitcher and have been a longstanding favourite for live music. For somewhere a bit more relaxed, grab a Guinness at the Ministry Tavern just down the road. Both venues are lively at night, but make sure you arrive later after 10pm for the best night possible.

Let’s be honest lads, it wouldn’t be a true weekend in Europe without finding an Irish pub for a pint or two,. Wherever you go an Irish pub will be ready and waiting to serve you. And the same can be said for McClarens Irish pub close to the sea front. For familiar beers and wooden interior, this is a great place to kick off the last night of freedom somewhere quieter. Most pubs and bars are open until 3am, and one that is busy most nights of the week is Pub Mariners. This venue can be classed as both a pub and a bar, offering a cocktail menu as well as pints on draft.

Bars

You can easily fill your Lloret de Mar stag party with bars, and there’s even the opportunity for a bar crawl if you guys are feeling daring! Most of the venues for partygoers can be found dotted around the centre, but you’ll have to walk in between each one to find the best of the best. A little outside the centre but definitely worth the journey is Rockefellers, a true favourite for locals and travellers a like. This big venue can fit groups of any size and offers live DJ sets, fruity cocktails, cheap shots and entertainment most nights. You’ll find a more chilled atmosphere at Tequila 85, home to some unique tequila cocktail blends and outdoor seating to enjoy shishas for the evening.

If you’re on the hunt for a themed bar that will make the night one to remember, Lloret de Mar has a few hidden gems to offer. Close to the seafront you can discover Maui Bar, a tiki-style venue with neon walls and dancing until 3am every night of the week. Similarly, Aloha Beach Bar will make you feel like you’re drinking on the Hawaiian beaches with massive cocktail pitchers, shishas, a tropical theme and sea view. Finally, Voramar Beach bar follows a the same tropical trend but is situated actually on the beach. Enjoy some extremely impressive cocktails with a lei around your neck and the sea breeze on your face.

Nightclubs (Discos)

We guarantee that the nightclubs in Lloret de Mar will blow your socks off. These underrated venues can be compared to popular places like Marbella and Ibiza, brining an electrifying atmosphere and high quality sound to make the night one to remember. Maybe the most popular nightclub of Costa Brava is Disco Tropics, a long time favourite for partying until 5am 7 days a week. Tropics nightclub is known for it’s catalogue of events on the weekends, multiple themed rooms and international artists like Snoop Dogg, Steve Aoki and Sean Paul just to name a few.

If you’d rather try out somewhere smaller, there’s plenty of places you can party until the sun comes up. Disco Prive Lloret is bound to catch your eye with all the flashing lights and neon billboards on display outside the club. Inside, you’ll find an adult playground of rooms, dance floors and bars – and neon face paint is the norm here! Finally, if you’re looking for a ‘discotheque’ with a theme, head to Alcatraz and never escape. This nightclub is famed for international DJ’s, GoGo dancers and performers and boasts an edgy look with the no escape theme.

What Are the Reasons to Visit Lloret De Mar?

Crystal Blue Seas

Because Lloret de Mar is a little quieter than some Spanish cities, you have to luxury of untampered water and deep blue sea to dip into during a beach day.

Lloret Beach

The biggest beach of the town always carries a great atmosphere, but still has plenty of space to set up your towel and umbrella for the day.

Weird & Wonderful Architecture

Lloret de Mar has a rich history spanning many years, and this has created jaw-dropping buildings such as the Parish Church of Sant Roma and it’s coloured tiles.

Awesome Weather

Unlike Britain, if you organise a weekend in Spain you don’t need to worry about rain, wind and thunderstorms running your plans.

Close to Barcelona

It’s easy to combine your trip to the bustling city with a relaxed retreat to Lloret de Mar as both destinations are just a stone’s throw away from one another.

Daytime Activities

From water parks to adrenaline-pumping sports, you won’t be short of activities to make the weekend one to remember.

How to Get Around Lloret De Mar?

One of the reasons Lloret De Mar is so popular is because of the ease of transport. Basically, everything you need is located in the flat, town centre and along the beach. Accommodation can be found dotted around the central section of the location, and a lot of the inner town is pedestrianised so you can explore on foot. This will save you a lot of pennies in the long run and give you a chance to see more of the Spanish town as you stroll through.

Alternatively, the urban transportation by bus is a reliable way to great around the town that won’t break the bank. There are around 5 regular lines that shuttle to and from popular parts of the town, including the beach and landmarks surrounding the centre that might be of interest. If you want to see a lot of the town all at once, take the Open Garden Tour that combines touristic train, bus and boat to show you the sights of Costa Brava including the Botanic Gardens and Pinya de Rosa of Blanes.