Celebrate with your closest friends first
Take your closest friends on a bachelorette party abroad, to one villa or one island. Tell us who is coming, and we plan it for the group.
It comes off your final price, and is refunded in full if you don't go ahead.
When nobody can take a week off, a city does the work: two or three nights, one big dinner and everyone home by Monday.
Trams up the hills of Alfama, sunset drinks at a miradouro and a day in Sintra for anyone not up early.
Dinner at ten, tapas on the way there, and the Gran Vía still busy when you walk back.
A desert dinner under the stars and a boat along the Marina, from November to March when the heat eases.
A boat to the coves of Formentera by day, and sunset facing the rock of Es Vedrà.
A jet boat on the Shotover in the morning, then a long lunch in the Gibbston Valley vineyards.
Sunset on the beach, then back to a villa where the chef has dinner ready for twelve.
Your advisor speaks to each friend directly, so the organiser never manages the details for everyone.
The parts every organiser loses sleep over, arranged before the group lands.
The best trips fit the bride or groom, not the loudest person in the group chat.
A jungle resort, a massage and one good dinner, instead of a club until 3am.
A city where the night starts late, with the table booked and the car home arranged.
A chef, a pool and nobody needing to leave the villa for three days.
Hens and bucks in the same place, with separate nights out and one dinner together at the end.
A boat for the group, a swim stop and lunch on deck.
At the wedding hotel or nearby, so friends fly once and the week stays calm.
Bachelorette trips we have covered, in Paris, Mexico and St Barts.
The Portuguese model on planning her pink, Emily in Paris inspired weekend, in her own words.
A private flight for the whole group, then boats and beaches in Mexico.
A beach weekend in St Barts with the whole group.
Five reasons friends are taking the party abroad instead of across town.
Some places need extra planning. Many visitors to New Zealand need an NZeTA before they fly (Immigration New Zealand), the UAE has strict laws on drinking and public behaviour (GOV.UK advice for the UAE, UAE visa rules), and Fiji's cyclone season runs from November to April (Fiji Meteorological Service).
One list shows who is in, without chasing replies across group chats.
Send one link and let everyone reply in their own time.
Who is in, who is maybe and who needs a reminder.
Flights, rooms and the schedule on one page.
The celebrations either side of this one, planned by the same team.
The day the whole trip was building up to.
Where both families first meet, before the planning starts.
Where the newlyweds go once the guests fly home.
1. The reply comes the way you asked: your advisor replies by email or phone, as you chose, with questions about the group size, the dates and the person you are celebrating. 2. A call with the organiser: twenty minutes about the kind of trip and where everyone lives. 3. Two or three options, in writing: each with the stay, the big night and what each friend's stay includes, ready to share with the group. 4. We hold the rooms together: once the group agrees, the villa or resort is confirmed and every friend gets the same details. 5. The trip itself: transfers meet each flight, the table is booked, and the organiser is just another guest.
Tell us how many, where they fly from and roughly when, and your advisor comes back with options that suit the whole group.
