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Just like Plymouth’s favourite son, Olympian Tom Daley, it’s time to dive in and check out the action for yourselves. Plymouth is an awesome, alternative destination for stags looking to explore somewhere different on the main man’s big weekend away. With an epic range of stag adventures, a bouncing nightlife and some of the best beaches in the UK, you won’t be short of stuff to keep the boys entertained.
Pubs, bars, clubs, live music, colossal DJ sets, beer gardens and much more, Plymouth has it all. The biggest and best nightlife is concentrated in and around Union Street, but you’ll find a load of great boozers harbourside.
Chill out in the sun, enjoy a quiet pint taking in the views, then fire off into town to set it off in style. As everything is concentrated in a small area, you won’t need to waste any of your hard-earned cash on expensive taxis. Ideal!
The very best of the action is concentrated in and around the centre of the city, so you won’t need to venture far to give the groom that monumental send-off he deserves.
If you’re looking to check out some of Plymouth’s iconic sights, head to Smeaton’s Tower which boasts great views out over the sea and it’s a great place to get an epic squad photo to prove to the other halves you didn’t just spend the whole weekend in the boozer.
Trevor Francis, the first-ever million pound footballer, was born in Plymouth.
Plymouth is home to oldest working gin distillery in Britain.
The first British expedition to reach the South Pole was led by a Plymothian.
The city also boasts its very own (very weird looking) strawberry.
The city is pretty compact, so you won’t need to shell out on taxis to get about. If you do need to get about quickly or head further afield for any reason, there’s an easy-to-use bus service running frequently, plus you can also hire bikes at several points around Plymouth.
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