The Big Guide to Your VALENCIA Stag Weekend

A Valencia stag weekend is a great alternative to your classic Spanish destinations.

Like Ibiza and Benidorm it's got the sun, the activities and the nightlife, but it's also got a bit more of a chilled and refined vibe which some groups might prefer.

If this sounds like a bit of you, scroll on to find out all there is to know about a memorable stag do in this cracking coastal city.

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Is Valencia Right for Your Group?

If you love the idea of Spanish beers underneath the Mediterranean sun, then look no further.

The beauty of Valencia is that it provides the best of both worlds: huge nights out and plenty of relaxation.

One minute you can be chilling out poolside with a pint, and the next you'll be partying through til sunrise.

The Places in Valencia You Need to Know About

Barrio del Carmen

Valencia's Old Town is the go-to place for nightlife. From cool cocktail joints to retro club nights, you're guaranteed to be partying late here.

Ruzafa

Head to Ruzafa for something a little bit different. As well as some of the best restaurants in Valencia, it's oozing with culture, live music, and several bars and clubs.

Marina de Valencia

Home to The Marina Beach Club which is great for some lively drinks at the beginning of the night. It also houses a load of other nightclubs, so when the refined drinks end, prepare for the big night to start.

Top 10 Valencia Pubs, Bars & Clubs

The Best Time to Go

According to StagWeb's stats, 46% of guys partying with us went in March and April.

These months are popular for three reasons:

• Stags can enjoy nice weather without the intensity of the peak summer months.
• It's before the main wedding season, so there's time to recover before the big day.
• You miss the price rises of the summer holidays.

How Long Do People Go For?

41% of stags stay for 3 days and (2 nights) with many more groups extending their stay for 3 nights.

Travelling to Spain doesn't take too long, and you can cover Valencia's range of nightlife spots and awesome activities during this time.

3 days of party mayhem.

How Soon Do People Book?

Last year, guys heading to Valencia booked 2 months before they were due to go, which is cutting it fine.

Considering the average is four months, according to our end-of-year stats, it's a lot later than usual.

Obviously, the later you book, the less flexibility you'll get.

Make sure you get in there early and secure your favourite accommodation, activities and nights out.

Where to Stay in Valencia

We've got a cracking range of Valencia stag accommodation all just a stone's throw from the city centre.

Don't freestyle it and get turned around last minute because the accommodation doesn't accept stags (yes, it happens!). Book with us for top-notch stag stays and avoid any hassle.

What to Do in Valencia

After conquering the nightlife and tasting the local paella, it's time to take on a couple of the different Valencia stag do ideas we have on offer.

Yes, Valencia is a top choice for activity-loving stags.

From your classics to a range of coastal adventures, we have a range on offer to suit even the fussiest of stags.

Things to See in Valencia

Mestalla Stadium

Home to Valencia CF. Catch some live action or take a guided tour of the stadium (watch out for Europe's steepest stands).

Valencia Cathedral

Marvel at the gothic architecture and get those steps in (207 to be exact) as you climb to the top of the tower.

Mercat Colon Gastro Market

Valencia is famous for its culinary offerings, so how could you pass up on the famous food market? Grab some tapas, paella, and classic Spanish sweet treats to line your stomach before the evening.

How to Get to Valencia...

What Airport to Fly to...

You will need to fly to Valencia Airport (also known as Aeroport de Valencia or Manises Airport).

Plenty of UK airports fly here but check early on to avoid any last-minute complications.

How Long is the Flight from the UK

It takes about 2.5 hours to fly to Valencia from the UK.

Not far to go for sun, sea and ice-cold Spanish beers!

Getting from the Airport to Valencia

The airport to Valencia city centre is just 9.6km.

Two metro lines can get you to and from the centre and the tickets cost around €5.80 (it takes around 20 mins).

A bus can also take you from the airport - it leaves every 30 minutes and costs €1.45, so it's a great, budget-friendly way to get to the centre.

Plenty of taxis wait outside the airport and cost around €20 - share the cab and split the fare to make it cheaper.

However, the easiest way to get to Valencia, by far, is to book a private airport transfer - it'll wait outside the airport and take you to your doorstep.

Tick the box on your Valencia enquiry form and we'll add it to your quote.

Tips On Getting Around Valencia

A good shout for getting about the city is buying a Valencia Tourist Card which grants you free travel on public transport (as well as entry to museums and other attractions).

Bus - The city's bus service is frequent and reliable, so it's a great hop-on hop-off method of transport.

Metro - The underground has 9 different lines meaning you can get anywhere in the city and on weekends they run until 03:00.

Walking - Valencia is a walkable city around the centre, but other options will come in handy if you want to travel further.

Taxi - Available 24 hours a day and definitely another good option for getting back to the stag pad after a night out.

Common Valencia FAQs

Is Valencia good for a stag?

Valencia is an epic place for a stag do. It's a versatile city that welcomes party animals and relaxed stags side-by-side. When you add up the incredible weather, the awesome activities and the outstanding nightlife, you pretty much have the complete stag city.

Are clubs in Valencia strict?

Clubs in Valencia are quite relaxed when it comes to dress code - any smart-casual outfits will do. However, security guards on the door will refuse entry to those who are visibly too drunk.

What is the famous drink from Valencia?

The Agua de Valencia is the city's favourite cocktail which contains freshly squeezed orange juice, cava, vodka, and gin. Locals and visitors love this refreshing drink, whether it's with lunch or supplying some fuel for the evening.