Your very own fantasy island
The island of Mallorca is remarkable. Rarely is so much culture, music, heat, beauty, snorkelling and pole dancing wrapped up in such a small and perfectly formed area, allowing groups on a Palma stag weekend the chance to take things at as pedestrian or manic a pace as you wish.
For pumping, exhuberant, youthful (and predominantly-British) holidaymaking, Magalluf is just down the road. Even closer to hand is Palma Nova, with its breathtaking beaches, boat trips and water-based activities. And then there's Palma itself, consumately more upmarket than Magalluf, but never unfriendly and certainly not lacking in the Spanish penchant for partying til dawn. There's a magnificent cathedral to greet you on arrival, plenty of delightful little old lanes with ancient churches hardly big enough to hold your stag group (not that they'd want you to try!), Cuban and Brazilian clubs sucking you in with their hypnotic beats and magnetic energy, cute restaurants galore and numerous other evening establishments with genuinely friendly clientele from all over the world. Palma is truly the real deal - a total and utter gem for stag weekends, with a style all of its own.
Palma Stag Weekend Packages
When you choose Last Night of Freedom to host your stag weekend in Palma you can be sure of central hotels and fantastic activities.
Please note: all of our Palma stag weekends include accommodation.
Palma Information
Mallorca is a small island with an eclectic nature, a place able to dazzle, deafen, delight and derail any goggle-eyed bunch of pleasure-seekers well before they fly back to normality again. Palma is a stunning port, not only a place of overwhelming history and character, but one with a modern feel, as reflected in its clubs, restaurants and live music venues. Palma Nova, a few minutes' walk away, offers you some of the best snorkelling and pleasure-boating in Europe, not to mention some fine beaches on which to bronze. Magalluf, a little further away again, is well known for attracting a younger, predominantly British market.. Between these 3, you're sure to have more than enough sights, sounds and smells to fill your stag weekend in Palma 10 times over.
As a rule, the Spanish go out late, heading for dinner after 10pm and not starting any serious drinking until around 11.30 or midnight. Why not try it Spanish style for a few days? You'll be dancing and slurring about until gone 6am in all likelihood, so remember this when you order your first round 12 hours previous to that.. We don't want a repeat of when you crashed and burned at your 21st, now do we?
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