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The Hen & Stag Weekend
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The Hen & Stag Weekend

Three days, two nights, one yacht. The format the office runs more than any other.

The hen weekend in Ibiza, run well, is the format the office is asked to plan more than almost any other. Three days, two nights, the bride and her closest friends, one yacht, one villa for the morning of day one and the evening of day three.

Day one is intentionally calm — the hen weekend should not peak on its first evening. Day two is the long one: a swim at Espalmador, a chef's lunch at Cala Saona, the bow becomes the dance floor at sundown, the night ends when the bride says it does. Day three is the recovery — brunch on the aft deck, a final swim at Cala Bassa, disembark by 16:00.

The office handles

Quietly,
in the background.

  • 01A welcome gift for the bride from the host — wrapped, in her cabin, when she arrives
  • 02Cards from the friends who could not come, slipped into her cabin by the stewardess on the second night
  • 03A photographer for ninety minutes at sundown on day two only
  • 04Discreet sober support — if anyone isn't drinking, a parallel non-alcoholic drinks menu without it being announced
  • 05A driver on standby through the weekend for anyone who needs to leave the boat or the villa unscheduled
  • 06Optional DJ for the second-night sundown set — pre-paired with the boat's system

The shape of the day

Sample timeline.

  1. Fri 16:00

    Embarkation

    Short first cruise, sundown at Es Vedrà, cabins by midnight.

  2. Sat 09:00

    Crossing to Formentera

    Breakfast as the boat moves; anchor at Espalmador.

  3. Sat 14:00

    Long lunch

    Chef serves at Cala Saona or ashore at Beso Beach.

  4. Sat 19:30

    Sundown dinner

    Aft deck dinner at S'Alga; bow becomes the dance floor by 22:00.

  5. Sun 11:00

    Brunch on the aft deck

    Bloody Marys for the brave, fresh juices for everyone else.

  6. Sun 16:00

    Disembark

    Drivers to the villa for a final quiet dinner ashore.

Begin The Hen & Stag Weekend

Tell us the dates.
We'll shape the day.

Send a paragraph through any channel. A member of the office replies within the hour, in working hours, with availability, rates and a tailored proposal.

Owner-direct rates · By introduction

Questions we hear

Most-asked.

How many friends can the bride bring?+

We recommend 8–12 friends on a single yacht — small enough for one conversation, large enough for a real party. Over 12 we arrange a second yacht alongside.

Can we hire a DJ for the boat?+

Yes. We have a short list of DJs we recommend specifically for yacht parties (the acoustics, wind and salt are different from a club). Tell us the date and we'll quote both the DJ and the boat.

What about activities besides swimming?+

On request: a private yoga teacher brought across from Ibiza for a session on the bow, a paddle-board race, a tender ride to a small cove, a sunset photographer, a private chef demo. Tell us the bride's interests and we shape the day around them.

Is there a separate stag option?+

Yes — same format, calibrated differently. Most stag weekends include jet skis, a wakeboard rig on the tender, a chef who does a proper steak lunch at anchor, and a quieter, longer brunch on day three. Tell us the groom's name in confidence and we plan around him.