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Spain stag do checklist: 90 days, 30 days, the week of, the day of

Printable stag do checklist for Spain: what to lock in 90 days out, 30 days out, the week before and on the day — flights, villa, transfers, activities, the show, money, documents and the rules that keep everyone out of trouble.

By EspectáculosLuxury UK · Updated 2026-10-28 · 5 min read

In this guide
  1. 90 days out
  2. 30 days out
  3. The week of
  4. Day of
  5. The rules that save the weekend

90 days out

  • Confirm the date with the groom and lock a headcount (take deposits from the lads now — it fixes the number).
  • Pick the destination (see Ibiza vs Marbella, best time of year).
  • Book flights — Thursday or Friday out, Sunday back. Same flight for everyone if humanly possible.
  • Request your package quote: accommodation + transfers + activities + night-out plan. We hold villas and boats on option for 72 h.

30 days out

  • Pay the package balance; confirm the villa damage deposit card.
  • Book the strippergram / private show (150 € mainland, 240 € islands) and the boat — both sell out in summer.
  • Dinner reservation for the big night (groups of 10+ need one).
  • Create the WhatsApp group with flight numbers, villa address, our coordinator's number and the itinerary PDF.
  • Check passports: 3 months validity beyond return for UK passports post-Brexit, and the 90/180-day rule.

The week of

  • Order a group kit if you must — but no offensive fancy dress: Magaluf and Benidorm fine it and some venues refuse entry.
  • Travel insurance for everyone (EHIC/GHIC covers emergencies, not a missed flight).
  • Agree the money system: one card for shared costs + Splitwise, or a kitty of €150 pp.
  • Download offline maps; screenshot the villa pin.

Day of

  • Transfers meet you landside with a name board — send the coordinator your landing time.
  • Check-in, then eat before you drink. Spanish dinner is 9–10 p.m.; the first bar night peaks at 1 a.m., clubs at 3.
  • Keep the show time confidential from the groom and have the room/terrace ready 15 minutes before.
  • Noise: villas in Marbella and Ibiza enforce quiet from midnight — party at the venue, sleep at the villa.

The rules that save the weekend

  1. Nobody drinks on the balcony edge. Spanish police and hotels take balcony incidents very seriously; fines and deportation are real.
  2. No street drinking in Magaluf and parts of Ibiza — on-the-spot fines up to €1,500 under the 2024 tourism-of-excess decree.
  3. Respect the performers: the show is a performance, not a service. Touching ends it.
  4. Keep the groom's passport in the safe, not in his pocket.

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Frequently asked questions

How many people should a stag do in Spain be?

Eight to fourteen is the sweet spot for villas, boats and club tables. Above twenty, see our large-group guide.

Do we need a visa for Spain from the UK?

No visa for stays under 90 days, but your passport must be valid for at least 3 months after your return date and issued less than 10 years before entry.

Can we wear fancy dress in Magaluf?

Light-hearted outfits are fine; offensive or near-naked costumes can be fined in Magaluf and Ibiza and will get you refused at club doors.

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