5 original activities for a Bachelor Party

in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur

A wedding on the books?, the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region has a few tricks up its sleeve for each season to help you organise a party to celebrate a soon-to-be-husband’s new life. A well-accompanied Bachelor Party, under the sign of the sun and the garrigue, sounds like a lot of fun!

A very special pub crawl in Nice

A pub crawl is a must for a bachelor party in the South of France, so head for the best bars in Nice[1] for 5 hours of fun! With a guide who is an expert on Nice, do 4 festive bars with a guaranteed good atmosphere before ending the evening in style in one of the best clubs in town. You can rely on your guide to liven up the evening with games and to keep the element of surprise, he’ll only reveal the names of the bars at the last moment!

Who’s this for? Party animals who like challenges and discovery

Conquer the calanques on a yacht

Make up a crew with your friends on a yacht built in 1949, and set off for a day to visit the Calanques National Park[1]! On the menu: a stopover in a calanque between Marseille and Cassis, a break for a meal on the sea, lulled by the cries of the gulls and the sound of the water lapping against the hull, just dreamy! For the more competitive, have a diving contest. And as a perfect end to the day, discover the bay of Marseille in the setting sun. WHAT WE LIKE BEST: swimming in a creek off the archipelago of Le Frioul and the cocktail buffet with music for a really successful Bachelor Party in the south of France!

Who’s this for? Lovers of landscapes and adventurers.

No auditions for the Carry-le-Rouet Koh-Lanta

All year round, Carry-le-Rouet[1] is a sort of Koh-Lanta for adventurers in the South-East of France. Choose your team and test your endurance and team spirit during the Olympiads where the two teams confront each other in various events: a giant puzzle, rope and blowpipe and even archery! Proudly brandishing your coloured scarf, you’re ready to face the other team: you have 2½ hours to give it all you’ve got with your team. The ideal activity for strengthening existing links with your friends and pushing your boundaries together.

Who’s this for? Those who need to rise to a challenge!

Immersion in the Casa de Papel series in Toulon

Your best friend’s bachelor party will be in Toulon[1] so let’s go for the outdoor escape game in the town! Take part in the two-and-a-half-hour organisation and success of the robbery of the Town Hall. With your team, you’ll scour the streets of Toulon solving riddles and rising to challenges as you go. In a race against time, you’ll have to demonstrate your group cohesion and strategy. A perfect mix of visiting the town of Toulon and sharing an unusual activity with your friends!

Who’s this for? Those who love a good plot!

A culinary trip to Aix-en-Provence

Need to organise a bachelor party for a young foodie guy in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur? Discover the town of Aix-en-Provence[1] as you wander along its streets and sample its specialities with the “No Diet Club” Food Tour! Set off on a 3-hour expedition to conquer the delicacies of the town. The tastings are interspersed with explanations and anecdotes as you go from one lively street to the next in Aix-en-Provence. You’ll have the opportunity to taste the Provencal dishes carefully selected by your guide! A host of visual and taste memories guaranteed with the menu: aïoli, lavender ice cream, croquants aux amandes, pan bagnat and anchoïade.

Who’s this for? Epicureans and bons vivants !

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