Palma hen do

8 Trending Palma Hen Do Ideas

1. Cocktail Mixing - Beat the heat by concocting your own delicious cocktails to sip!
2. Sea Cave Adventure - Head underwater and explore Palma’s coastal treasures.
3. Boat Party - Set sail for an afternoon of big beats, boozy bevs and one helluva party!
4. Segway Tour - Sightseeing taken to new levels of epic! Hop on and fly off.
5. Canyoning - Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping, canyon-conquering adventure!
6. Twerkshop - Sharpen that fab routine before you unleash it on the dance floor.
7. Horse Riding - Canter about like the majestic hens you are.
8. Yoga - Relax, unwind and de-stress with a fabulously flexible yoga session.

Where to Drink in Palma

In a tropical paradise such as Palma, it’d be a crime not to try some of the exotic alcoholic offerings that the city town boasts. Under blue skies or a setting sun, who could say no to a cheeky little tipple in one of the many energetic bars? (Literally no one!)

La Lonja is the first place to explore. It’s doubly enchanting at night with cute narrow streets and smaller venues for an exclusive feel. Towards the centre, you’ll find some more contemporary bars with quirky cocktails and elegant spirit menus. You have to try Vermouth here for the full Palma experience. You’ll thank us later, it’s a delish Spanish staple!

Sights & Sounds

Sights - For something a little bit cultured, take a visit to the brilliant Bellver Castle if not for the magnificent architecture, for the insane views - the ideal spot for a squad selfie.

Sounds - In this coastal party resort, if you and the girls are looking to celebrate hen-style, head to Tito’s where the party bounces on through the early hours of the morning. Don’t worry about queueing, arrange guest list entry with GoHen!

Shopping in Palma

If you’re looking for your designer brands, head to Borne. Known as the golden mile for its array of high-end boutiques, you and the girls will be able to find those fab outfits for your big evening on the town in no time. If you’re searching for something a bit more local, head to central Palma, more specifically San Miguel street (easy to remember!) and the avenues that spring off it, for the best independent outlets.

Getting Around Palma

The centre of Palma is easy enough to navigate on foot, however, if you’re looking to get further afield, they have an efficient and easy bus network and a metro system. GoHen have a load of top hotels located in and around the centre, so if you don’t want to faff about with public transport, you can just position yourselves right in the heart of the action.