Organising a stag do can be a very stressful business. All our customers get their own personal stag do manager, who will be able to give you advice on what will work best for your group, is on hand to answer any questions you may have, and make sure the stag do is a complete success.

Manage Everything On Your Phone

When you submit an enquiry, we create your own personal stag do area. You can view and edit your event, invite guests, see who paid what and when, get maps, directions and a whole host of other things to make your life simple!

Amsterdam Stag Do Reviews

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From 487 reviews

Great city for a stag do - very relaxed atmosphere throughout and plenty of activities to do which are very easy to get to with their transport system. Highly recommend using the Chillies package if you are organising as it made life much easier and saved me chasing attendees for money and meant all parts (hotel & activities) could be paid from one place. Our event manager Patrick was very helpful throughout the process and was one phone call away should I needed anything

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Darren SnelMon 20 Mar 2023

Just right for our stag do. Plenty of places to celebrate, locals were friendly and we now have some great memories to keep forever.

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Lloyd WickensWed 08 Mar 2023

Great city would go again

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Ryan FalciniTue 07 Mar 2023

Nothing to do with chilli sauce but 5 stars for Amsterdam itself.

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Adam PriceTue 07 Mar 2023

Amsterdam itself is lovely. Chillisauce cannot claim credit for that.

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Adam MedcalfTue 07 Mar 2023

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Why Amsterdam?

Your Amsterdam Stag Do In a Nutshell

Amsterdam, one of Europe's most visited stag destinations where you can enjoy waterfront bike rides by day and wild parties by night. Amsterdam embraces those who grab life by the handlebars.

Enjoy boat parties on the many canals, cycling and cannabis cafes.
Featuring a tightly laid-out city centre that makes navigating nights out a breeze.
Amsterdam has a wide variety of craft breweries, legendary nightlife and the infamous Red Light District.

Drinking in Amsterdam

TheLeidsepleinis where the stag action is in Amsterdam, boasting everything from sports bars to strip clubs all within staggering distance. Partygoers must also head for theJordaan’sspeakeasies andWestpoort’swarehouse raves. You’ll be familiar with the famousHeineken Brewery Toura stag favourite, you can also indulge in premium dutch beer tasting at theDelirium cafe.

For something much stronger,geneveris The Netherland’s most famous spirit: a powerful gin that will knock your socks off. To drink it, sip a tiny amount from the top before going at it at a steady pace (it’s not meant to be taken as a shot). Sometimes its served with beer to get your Amsterdam stag party started.

Amsterdam Stag Food

Our Amsterdam stags love aBBQ in Eerste Marnixplantsoen with usor aribs and wings buffet lunch. Or head to theRembrandtpleinfor Amsterdam’s trendiest restaurants, while theJordaanandDe Pjipare a must-visit for popping street stalls. Indonesian food has a huge presence in The Netherlands, with loaded takeaway boxes ofrendang curry, rice and satayall yours for around €5. If you can stomach it,herringis a popular hangover cure: served raw with onions in little booths along the harbour.

For something a little closer to home,fried salt codmakes a great lunch, served on that day’s newspaper.Oorlog french fries(aka ‘war chips’) are eaten from a cone, topped with mayonnaise, peanut sauce and raw onion - it’s unusual at first, but it gets addictive!

The Best Time to Visit Amsterdam

The Dutch capital is great place to visit for a stag weekend all year round, but the weather is at it's finest from April to May and September to November.

When to visit Amsterdam

Amsterdam is it at its busiest in the spring, so make sure you book travel for your stag party in advance. The weather is often more unpredictable from in the autumn months from September through November so make sure you take some layers and waterproofs just in case. The weather is cold and beautiful in Winter but your flights and stay will be cheaper as you enter the quietest part of the travel season.

How to get there

Getting to Amsterdam from the UK is a breeze with the Dutch capitalless than an hour's flight away from London.

In the low season tickets plummet down to£36 one-way, climbing up to an average of£127 in more popular months. Direct flights can be caught from six airports around London and from most major UK cities.

Amsterdam flight times and trains

Average Flight Times

Flights from London to Amsterdam:53 minutesFlights from Birmingham to Amsterdam:1 hour 9 minutesFlights from Glasgow to Amsterdam:1 hour 50 minutesFlights from Manchester to Amsterdam:1 hour 16 minutes

The Train

If you prefer to take the scenic route,£35 will get you a comfortable seat aboard the Eurostar from St. Pancras International, cruising past the lush fields of France and Belgium before landing in the land of canals and coffee shops.

Once you've arrived atAmsterdam's Schipol Airport, it's a 22km drive to the city centre. We recommend you take a returnairport transfer with guide.

Amsterdam Neighbourhoods

Amsterdam is a modern city that retains a village-like atmosphere, in no small part thanks to its characterful neighbourhoods.

Centrum

Amsterdam-Centrum a tourist hotspot, marked by its iconic canal belt surrounded by historic Golden Age houses that pop with colour. Come here for most of the city’s biggest attractions like the 17th-century Royal Palace, or get lost in the craziness of Dam Square.

De Wallen (Red Light District)

De Wallen is much more than sex shops and peep shows. This neighbourhood dates back over 700 years, home to beautiful churches like the Oude Kerk alongside modern restaurants, video game arcades and creative studios. The government is keen to redevelop the area and refresh its debaucherous image - so expect big changes to come.

De Pjip

This former working-class enclave is now one of the trendiest parts of Amsterdam, home to the famous Albert Cyup Market and an increasing number of young people setting up hip brunch cafes. Come here for a taste of Amsterdam at its coolest.

Westerpark

Escape into the green, green arms of one of the biggest parks in Amsterdam and roam through an urban beach, Amsterdamse School architecture and the Molen de Otter - one of the city’s last remaining windmills.

Amsterdam Costs & Laws

Flights: From €35 one-way in the low season, climbing up to €127 in the summer.

Pint:€3.50. Proost! (Cheers!).

Pot Brownie:Around €9 per gram in local coffeeshops, climbing to €15 and up in more touristy spots like the Rembrandtplein.

Local meal:Anywhere between €3 to €25 and up, depending on how fancy you feel. If you’re on a budget, a bagel with mountains of hummus or an Indonesian boxed lunch (the cuisine is big in The Netherlands) will set you back around €5.

Taxi from airport to centre:Taxis from Schipol Airport come at a fixed-price of €39. Alternatively, you can take a direct train to Amsterdam Central Station for €4.50.

Amsterdam unlimited travel card:€17, €22.50, €28 (1, 2, 3 days).

Amsterdam Laws

Cannabis:Cannabis in all its forms is tolerated in Amsterdam - not legal. You can consume til your heart’s content inside coffeeshops, but you’re limited to possession of 5 grams per person outside. Smoking weed in public is tolerated, but it’s best to do so in private or certain bar terraces to be on the safe side (and to be polite). For more information on all things green, the Coffeeshop Info Centre is a great resource.

Red Light District:Prostitution has been legal in Amsterdam since 2000, with sex workers paying taxes and enjoying the same labour rights as every other profession. Do not, under any circumstances, take photos of the Red Light District window displays - businesses will likely confiscate your camera and give you an earful.

Magic truffles(a close cousin to shrooms), peyote and ayahuasca can be bought legally from ‘smart shops’. The most powerful type of "magic mushrooms," containing psilocybin, were made illegal in 2008.

Avoid:Smoking tobacco inside bars (with the exception of cannabis in coffee shops). Hard drugs like cocaine, ecstasy, LSD and heroin are forbidden in The Netherlands.

Top Stag Do Amsterdam Ideas

Celebrate like a proper Amsterdammer with these tailored ideas for your stag weekend.

Explore the birthplace of Heineken or embark on a beer tasting quest

Amsterdam knows a thing or two about crafting beer. Discover the origins of one of the UK’s favourite brews at theHeineken brewery tour, or enjoy a beer tasting session at theBrouwerij de PraelandDelirium Café.

Take a boat ride on Amsterdam’s historic canals

Clink glasses and fire up thebarbequeon board aprivate party boat, gliding through Amsterdam’s world-famous canals with the skyline as your backdrop.

Navigate Amsterdam by bicycle and uncover its hidden gems

Amsterdam is a city built for cycling enthusiasts, with stag do activities perfectly designed to get your wheels spinning. Take aguided bike tourand get under the city’s surface, or hit abeer biketo combine the sights with pints.

Feed your adrenaline

If you've got a need for speed, Amsterdam offersquad biking, Grand Prixindoor kartingand the unique experience ofblow karting(get your mind out the gutter) on 20 miles of beach at Ijmuiden at Sea. If you find the ground overrated, some stand-uppaddleboardingmay be just the ticket.

Get spooked at the Amsterdam Dungeons and hunt for pub treasure

Prove your stag group is the ultimate team on these activities designed to test your nerves and mettle. Enter theAmsterdam Dungeonsat your own peril, as you take a creepy tour of the city’s 500 year past. Work as a team to conquer apub crawl treasure hunt, or put your brains together for an exhilaratingEscape Roomin the heart of the city.

Party like you’re VIP

Round your night off in style with a VIP experience in Amsterdam’s top nightspots, includingEscape, Club Novaor La Vie en Proost (located in the heart of the Red Light District). Warm-up with aguided stag bar crawlthrough the city or roll the dice atHolland Casino.

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