Stag Do Magaluf

• Country: Spain
• Language: Spanish
• Currency: Euros
• Cost of a pint: 2 euros
• Airport: Palma de Mallorca (PMI)
• Flight duration: 2 1/2 hours

Places to Eat in Magaluf

Conveniently for you, Magaluf is laid out in a way that all the best places to eat are easily accessible from everywhere. This seaside resort town is well-practiced with serving English grub to party-goers, and Tom Brown’s is the perfect example of this. This deliciously simple restaurant near the seafront can cater to even the fussiest of your friends with burgers, pizzas and even roast dinners! If you’d prefer to get a bit more adventurous with your eating habits, go next door to Tom Brown’s for seafood at Pardo’s Restaurante. Although a little pricier, this eatery has a more varied menu with a Spanish flare.

If you’re looking to bookmark your night out with a meal that’s an experience, that’s plenty of impressive restaurants around Magaluf and the surrounding areas of the resort town. For dinner with a sea view, Restaurant Titanic is an awesome venue that boasts style and fresh flavours on the menu. This is one place that you can find lobster dishes if that’s something you want to check off your bucket list! Alternatively if you’re looking for a more relaxed bite to eat in the day, you can find the modern Tast café in the Monument Plaza and indulge in massive tapas and high quality meats.

On its own, Magaluf isn’t renowned for any fine cuisine and restaurants that will blow your socks off with their classy atmosphere, but that’s the beauty of a Magaluf stag do. This vibrant destination sets no standards or boundaries for your group of mates, so you can be yourselves and enjoy whatever calorific, carby goodness you fancy in order to send you off to sleep and cure those wicked hangovers. When it comes to drinking, the best thing about Maga is how cheap any form of alcohol is. Pints come as cheap as 1 euros, and you can bag yourself a drinks deal wherever you go after 11pm.

Punta Ballena (Magaluf Strip)

The holy grail of nightlife in Magaluf, we guarantee that you’ll find yourself a little tipsy on the Magaluf Strip. There’s an abundance of bars, pubs and clubs to visit, so it’s wise to narrow your choices down before you get to the weekend. One must-visit bar that many groups start the night in is STEREO Bar, a longstanding favourite for partygoers. This high-ceiling venue is the king of drinks offers, brining punters in with 10 euros for 5 pitchers, shot girls and epic DJ sets all summer. Another bar that serves food by day but lights up at night is Crystals Bar, which has made a name for itself as even a local favourite.

If you opt for a Magaluf stag do you can look forward to a cracking night out that won’t break the bank, no matter where you go. When you bustle into the middle of Punta Balenta strip you’ll be blinded by neon lights and seduced by the blaring music of each venue. Lennons Bar is a massive party venue that’s great for larger groups, but if you’d rather a quieter, pub atmosphere then the Red Lion can cater to your boozing needs. If you’re on the hunt for entertainers and performers to add to the last night of freedom, try Mambo’s Terrace and you won’t be disappointed.

Nightclubs in Magaluf

We’re placing our bets that when the end of the night approaches you’ll want to finish the celebrations in a booming nightclub, right guys? Magaluf definitely fall short of awesome nightclubs to dance, drink and toast to the groom to be. The most popular and world-renowned venue is of course BCM Planet Dance! Inside this massive nightclub is an adult playground for all to enjoy, with stylish décor, performers, entertainers and famous DJ sets all summer long. Top tip for BCM – the tickets for this monster club sell out fast during the year, so if your groom to be has his heart set on partying in Planet Dance we highly suggest you grab your entry before they sell out.

BCM isn’t the only place you can finish the night on a high, there’s plenty of other popular nightclubs to choose from to. For all your RnB needs, the best place to go is Tokio Joe’s nightclub situated on the strip. However, if you’d rather something completely off the cuff and memorable than the only place to head is Gringo’s. This weird and wonderful nightclub is renowned for its reloaded bingo, dance-off’s and competitions with crazy prizes.

Beach Clubs in Magaluf

You don’t need to limit your celebrations to after dark! There’s a whole host of beach clubs in Magaluf that give you a place to party under the Spanish sun all day. Of course, Nikki Beach is one of the most popular beach clubs and pool parties across Europe, and they have a modern, stylish venue in the heart of Magaluf too. Definitely more on the expensive side, Nikki Beach is a full experience with live DJ sets, day beds, loungers and pools alongside a delicious Mediterranean restaurant and bar. For a cheaper alternative that still packs an impressive punch, Oceans Beach Mallorca is a hotspot for daytime celebrations.

Both Nikki Beach and Oceans Beach are all about party atmosphere, poolside posing and drinking – but what about something a little more chilled? Bondi Beach is technically beach club with a venue on the seafront, beach area and opening times until 2am. However, you’ll find a much more relaxed, restaurant vibe inside where you can indulge in the finest dishes, expertly made cocktails and more sophisticated entertainment.

Reasons to Visit

The Strip

Let’s be honest, the insane nightlife on the Punta Balenta strip is the main reason lads keep going to Magaluf for the last night of freedom!

Cheap & Cheerful

Let go of all your money worries with a place like Magaluf, as this seaside town can fit almost every budget without comprising a good time.

Fine-Sand Beaches

From Playa de Magaluf to Palma Nova, there’s plenty of sandy beaches where you can spend a day topping up your tan – and most can be accessed on foot.

Thrilling Activities

Magaluf is home to an impressive amount of activities, from water sports to adventures and bar crawls.

World Class Events

If you’re celebrating in the summer, it’s easy to find a variety of memorable events to fill the weekend with famous faces and memorable moments.

How to Get Around Magaluf?

Thankfully, getting around Magaluf is easier than ever. The resort town is hugely pedestrianised for your ease, and most things to do and attractions can be found within walking distance from each other. When you do want to travel further afield, the public transport in this Spanish town is second to none! As well as being extremely affordable, it’s the quickest and most efficient way to explore Magaluf and the surrounding area. Bus stops are dotted all around the town including outside most major hotels and accommodation, so you don’t need to stroll far to hop on a bus.