Swansea Stag Do

1. Goofy Games

If you want as crazy as it can get, then Goofy Games is definitely up there. You’ll be thrusted into a multitude of fun challenges bound to get everyone laughing their heads off.

2. Coasteering

Throw some adventure your way and conquer the brilliantly rocky coastline by taking part in daring activities like jumping from frightening cliffs into the sea.

3. Footgolf

Two brilliant sports colliding into each other in one not-to-miss combo makes for a competitive stag do you won’t forget!

4. Smartphone Pub Treasure Hunt

This digital incarnation of the classic treasure hunt provides the lads with the chance to spread out and explore the local pubs and bars in full force all while completing trivial questions.

5. Bubble Football

Footy made even greater with giant inflatable Zorb bubbles! Bash, race and dodge your fellow combatants in various entertaining game modes.

6. Nude Life Drawing

Grab the chance to stare at the beautiful female form and attempt to draw what you see. We’re sure this one is a winner all around, even you guys who failed art at schools will enjoy this one.

7. Bottle of Vodka with Reserved Area

The name says it all! Have the lads sit down in your very own private hideout and party like the manic lot you really are with plenty of vodka thrown in for good measure.

8. Go Karting

Hit high speeds as you race your mates around winding bends and floor it towards the finish line in this adrenaline and competitive favourite.

9. Quad Biking

Feel the power of some impressive bit of vehicular machinery and belt it through the mud and fields around the beautiful Swansea countryside.

10. Paintballing

An absolute favourite and it’s not hard to see why! Bringing the likes of Call of Duty, Battlefield and Fortnite to life is the messiest, fastest-paced activity around and is perfect for all adrenaline junkies.

Places to Eat in Swansea

The Welsh city in the South is absolutely brimming with tasty treats to try when you’re celebrating the last night of freedom. Aside from classic Welsh cuisine, you’ve got a variety of different restaurant and cafes to delve into – whether you’re hungover or not! Like any city, you can’t fit all the eateries into one stag weekend but choosing can be difficult. Don’t panic, we’re here to help you out lads.

Sometimes it’s best to follow the crowd, especially when it comes to great places to eat in Swansea. One of the most top-rated restaurants in the whole Welsh city is Zinco Lounge. Keeping it simple, they serve up traditional British grub from breakfast through to late night tapas style dishes, keeping your bellies full day and night. For a spicier bite, Jamaican Jill’s down Walter Road has got your back. And if you’ve not tried Jamaican cuisine before, it’s a great way to make the stag party celebrations one to remember!

Places to eat in Swansea can basically do it all, even if you’re looking for French fine dining with a cheaper price tag than flying over to Paris. Bouchon De Rossi is a chic bistro in the middle of the city that will blow your socks off with traditional French cuisine and is an awesome way to kick off the last night of freedom. If you were thinking of just a kebab at the end of the night, broaden your horizons with some of the excellent restaurants above while you’re down in Swansea.

Best Bars on Wind Street

Swansea hosts a range of bars both welcoming and enter­ta­ining. At no stage will you and the lads ever think you should have gone somewhere else!

First up it’s Revolution Bar which provides a fine balance between affor­dability and high quality. There’re colourful cocktails if that’s your thing or the real lad’s drink (AKA beer). Besides the drinks, there’s a pleasant and modern interior you can really feel at home in, spacious booths where the whole group can crash and the latest music.

The quirkier option is Lil London which is essentially a bar transformed from that world-renowned red London bus. Inside features one of the more unique VIP booths available in the whole of Swansea. Send the stag off into married life properly with this funky bar.

Other mentions to make your Swansea stag night as entertaining as can be are Griffin, Elixir, Coyote Ugly which are found throughout this party-heavy street.

The Wind St. Nightclubs

There’s just a mind-boggling amount of booze on this street chaps, believe us. Inside the many good clubs on this one street is an insane load of beer waiting for you. It’s a real gift from the boozy heavens. Wind Street really is a brilliantly named piece of road as in you literally will be blown away with the choice here!

The best nightclub along this superb drinking sector of Swansea is Fiction. Hosting top range equipment and huge dancefloor to make your night as amazing as possible, you really can have the night you’ve always wanted for your stag do. There’s even VIP booths available if you want to go all out and feel like a boss.

The Bambu Beach Bar is a bit on the exotic side due to its Tiki themed décor and really makes you feel like you’re beside the seaside, which is all good of course. It’s full of high energy and would be a fantastic recom­men­dation of venue for your stag do!  There’s lots of enter­ta­inment to fill up your night ranging from live music, Latin nights and DJ sets. Bring the lads down for a pint of beer or dozens of liberating shots.

Pubs Along Wind Street

There definitely won’t come the point in the night where the lads will be struggling to choose a pub to visit in Swansea. There’s a huge mix of modern pubs as well as the more traditional boozers where there’s an even greater mix of ales, ciders and spirits.

The newly renovated Pump House retains its historical character on the waterfront of Swansea and guarantees a class night out on the stag party. There’re real ales, delicious meals and a welcoming vibe but is recommended for a more laid-back night with the guys.

Another choice is the No Sign Wine Bar, which contrary to the name, sells more than just wine! Yeah, there’s wine but beyond that, there’s loads of real ales and live music from top-notch bands. Oh, and it’s a 300-year-old pub which adds a really unique atmosphere to the night.

Reasons to Visit

Welsh Know How to Party

It’s just a longstanding fact, and Swansea’s epic nightlife is a shining example of how Wales knows how to throw a great night out, especially if it’s for something special like a stag party.

Seaside Celebrations

When you head to any coast, you immediately feel those holiday vibes. The Southern coast of Wales is a great way to feel like you’re having a trip away without spending the big bucks.

Cheap as Chips

Unlike a lot of the major cities, you can enjoy a banging stag weekend without coming back with empty pockets. That’s a win-win in our eyes!

Swansea City FC

The first Welsh club to get to the Premier League, Swansea City is a foot club that holds its own and it’s grounds are pretty impressive too.

Swansea Bay

A beach holiday with (hopefully) some British sun is always a great way to spend your days on the stag weekend, hungover or not. Swansea Bay accommodates for all your beach relaxation!

Unique Stag Activities

Being right by the seaside means a lot of cool water sports to try on the stag do like kayaking, but there’s plenty of land-based fun to be had on a stag do in Swansea.

Getting Around Swansea

Luckily enough, it’s relatively cheap to make your way around coastal Swansea. The transport links are impressive, and all types are present. So, if you decide to walk it all, hire an uber or catch a bus- it’s all available.

The best way is to use your feet, not because we’re calling you lazy but due to the fact Swansea’s city centre is actually pretty compact which is a huge bonus. Not only are you saving pennies but it’s less of a headache to find everything. A taxi is a good shout if you’re in and out of the city with outdoors activities like Quad Biking that may be more in the surrounding areas and they’re surprisingly cheap.

The train station provides services to the rest of the South Wales as well as operating direct links to London Paddington, Cardiff Central, Birmingham New Street, Manchester Piccadilly and Nottingham. Safe to say that wherever you live, Swansea isn’t too difficult to get to!