Barcelona – one of the best destinations for a hen weekend soaking in the sun, with 7 beaches and average temperatures of 30 °C, Barcelona is perfect for a summer hen do. With being the second biggest city in Spain, our Barcelona hen weekends are always great fun to have from cocktail mixing and salsa evenings to a relaxing pampering days.
Make like the lively Spaniards with sexy salsa dancing and a Spanish cooking class, or head to the beach for fantastic watersports...
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Some Europe's best nightlife can be found here, with a fantastic range of evening entertainment including restaurants, casinos and VIP clubbing...
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The Sagrada Familia is still unfinished, having been started in 1882
The city centre plays host to many different shops, such as Zara and Desigual
Check out the great food markets and countless traditional tapas bars
Check out fashionable nightlife districts El Born, the Old Town and Port Olimpico
If you girls are looking for a perfect, beautiful destination for your hen weekend look no further than a Barcelona hen do. Barcelona is one of the most popular and exciting city break destinations in Europe, for a hen party it's definitely top ten material - and that's worldwide. Spain has some wonderful cities such as Valencia, Seville and Madrid but Barcelona is, in our opinion, the pick of the bunch. The city has a very cool, edgy and fashionable vibe; it's a colourful mix of history, culture, glam, bling and fun.
Day or night a Barcelona hen weekends are full of options, it's easy spend the day indulging with some Catalan style pampering, sunbathing at one of Barcelona's seven beaches, adventuring with our high quality activities, taking in the culture or perhaps a yacht charter out on the water. For the hen night it's one of the places to be in Europe, visit the many bars, restaurants and clubs for a night or two to remember. Barcelona is great for a hen party anytime of the year, it's hot in summer, warm in winter and very cool all year round.
Barcelona has everything a hen group could want! With incredible shopping to be done, long sandy beaches to visit and traditional Spanish hen activities to indulge in there’s something for everyone.
If you’re looking to sneak in some sightseeing in between your activities look no further than Antoni Gaudi’s masterpieces, which include the Sagrada Familia and Park Guell. Another must-visit is La Rambla, which is one of the most famous boulevards in the world. The mile-long road is full of stalls, musicians, human statues and artists, and La Boqueria market is located next to it.
There are many fabulous activities to fill your hen do. Why not start your Saturday with a city bus tour to get your bearings, and then relax in the sun on your own yacht charter! To begin your unforgettable hen night, head over to our central bar for a cocktail mixing masterclass where you’ll learn the different tastes, textures and aromas of the drinks. We’ll then set you up with a guided bar crawl around the best bars in the city, before providing you with queue jump and VIP entry to one of the best clubs in Barcelona.
Our Barcelona hen weekends are the best around - there’s something for everyone whether you’re looking to keep active or relax with some pampering.
If you’re heading to the city early on in the year then you’ll be happy to know that from the 7th of January the infamous winter sales begin and shops across the city slash their prices up to 50% or 70%. The sales also make a welcome return in July and there are many discounts just before Christmas at the Barcelona Shopping Night.
For the best weather you’ll want to visit the city between March-September, though if you want to avoid the crowds you should go in spring or autumn when there’s still usually a sunny climate.
If you’re going to Barcelona in April keep in mind that Easter is the most important religious celebration of the year in Barcelona - they put on a huge parade and people flock to the big religious buildings. In August there are lots of local street parties and then in September there’s the La Merce Festival which is one of the most important Catalan traditions. In October there’s the 48 hours Open House Festival where you can see all the various works of Gaudi as well as other big sights for free. Over Christmas there’s the huge Fira de Santa Llucia Christmas market - definitely worth a visit for incredible Christmas lights, amazing food and buzzing atmosphere!
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