The Perfect 3-Day Stag Do Itinerary (Free Template)
A great weekend has a shape: it builds, it peaks, and it lands softly. Here's a template you can adapt, then drop straight into the itinerary planner.
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Build a Friday–Sunday timeline in 2-hour blocks, then export clean, emoji-coded text straight to the WhatsApp group.
Try it free →Friday: arrive and ease in
Get everyone there, settled and bonded — not destroyed. Check in, a relaxed group meal or first session, and some games to build the group. Don't blow the whole weekend on night one; everyone needs to function for the main event.
Saturday: the hero day
Late morning: the headline activity, done when the group is freshest. Afternoon: food and a deliberate rest. Evening: the meal, then the pub crawl, then the main venue. Saturday builds to the big night — so it's the most planned part of the weekend.
Sunday: recover and depart
A fry-up, a gentle final activity or hair-of-the-dog, and a calm, well-timed departure with a buffer for trains and flights. Don't schedule ambition for Sunday — its job is to end warmly and get everyone home in one piece.
Frequently asked
What should a 3-day stag do itinerary include?＋
Arrivals and a gentle Friday, a Saturday built around one hero activity by day and the big night by dark, and a soft, recovering Sunday — with slack between items so a hungover group can keep up.
How do I share the itinerary with the group?＋
Build it in the free itinerary planner and export clean, emoji-coded text straight to the WhatsApp group, so everyone has the plan in their pocket.
How much should I plan vs leave loose?＋
Anchor the fixed points — travel, the activity, the table booking, the crawl start — and leave the gaps flexible. A rigid, back-to-back plan breaks the moment the group runs late.
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