Hen Party and Stag Do Activities

You are planning a hen do or stag party somewhere sunny. You need an activity for the first day or afternoon — something that gets the group together, breaks the ice if not everyone knows each other, and ideally involves a bit of competition. You do not want something that costs a fortune or requires everyone to be sober.

Adventure Hunt ticks all those boxes. Split your group into teams of 2 to 4, set them loose on a puzzle-solving route through town, and let the competition begin. Live scores in the Adventure Hunt App mean everyone can see who is winning, which leads to exactly the kind of competitive banter that makes a hen or stag weekend memorable.

And it costs only €19,50 per team. For 12 people in 3 groups of 4, that is €58.50 total — less than one round of cocktails!

Why It Works for Hen and Stag Groups

Instant icebreaker. Not everyone in a hen or stag group knows each other well. Being thrown into a team and forced to solve puzzles together is one of the fastest ways to bond. By the end of the route, people who barely knew each other are celebrating like old friends.

Built-in competition. The app tracks each team’s score in real time. This creates natural rivalry between teams, which generates stories, in-jokes, and bragging rights that last the whole weekend.

No booking time required. You start when you want. This is crucial for hen and stag groups, where schedules are approximate at best. No need to wake everyone up for a 10 AM activity slot. Start at noon, start at 3 PM, start whenever the group is ready.

It is walking, not athletics. Routes are 1.5 to 3 km on mostly flat terrain. Even in flip-flops (we will not judge), it is manageable. You can stop at every bar along the route if you like — there is no time limit.

Incredibly affordable. Traditional hen and stag activities abroad — boat parties, quad biking, paintball — typically cost €30 to €80 per person. Adventure Hunt costs €19.50 per team of up to 6. That leaves more budget for what really matters: dinner and drinks.

How to Set Up a Hen/Stag Competition

1. Decide on teams. 2 to 4 people per team. For a group of 12, three teams of four work perfectly.
2. Purchase one Adventure Hunt per team.
3. Set the stakes. Losing team buys the first round. Winning team gets to choose the restaurant. Whatever works for your group.
4. Take photos. The puzzled faces, the victory celebrations — it all makes great content for the group chat.

Book your hen or stag Adventure Hunt now — the cheapest, funniest activity on your trip.