When organising a stag do, the key to success is tailoring the activities to suit the groom-to-be's personality and interests. With a bewildering array of possible activities to choose from, it can feel overwhelming. A great way to narrow it down is to focus on what the stag loves—after all, this is his special celebration, and the goal is to make it as memorable as possible. Here are twelve personality types with matching activity suggestions to inspire you.

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The Competitor

Beach Games

Compete in classic beach games like volleyball or tug-of-war, perfect for some light-hearted fun and rivalry.

Brings out everyone’s competitive side while enjoying the sun and sand.

Other Possibilities: Go-karting, axe throwing, target shooting.

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The Adrenaline Junkie

White Water Rafting

Navigate thrilling rapids as a team, taking on the excitement of rushing water and sharp turns.

Delivers an unforgettable adrenaline rush while fostering teamwork and camaraderie.

Other Possibilities: Coasteering, zip-lining, canyoning.

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The Petrolhead

Go-Karting

Race against your mates in high-speed karts on a professionally designed track.

Combines competition and speed with a post-race podium photo opportunity for the ultimate bragging rights.

Other Possibilities: Quad biking, hovercraft racing, rally driving.

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The Sports Enthusiast

Zorb Football

Play football encased in inflatable zorbs, adding a hilarious twist to the beautiful game.

Perfect for a mix of competition and comedy, ensuring everyone has a laugh.

Other Possibilities: Footgolf, 5-a-side football, 6s cricket, dodgeball.

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The Drinker

Bar Crawl

Guided or unguided bar crawls introducing you to the best drinking establishments your chosen location has to offer.

Perfect for ensuring your group gains entry to the best places.

Other Possibilities: Whiskey tasting, brewery tours, gin tasting, cocktail making.

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The Adventurer

Quad Biking

Ride powerful quad bikes through challenging off-road terrains.

Delivers excitement and a sense of adventure in the great outdoors.

Other Possibilities: 4x4 driving experiences, dune buggy racing, Rage Buggies

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The Strategist

Escape Rooms

Solve puzzles and clues as a team to escape a themed room before time runs out.

Encourages group collaboration and sharpens problem-solving skills in a fun, immersive environment.

Other Possibilities: Treasure hunts, murder mystery dinners, scavenger hunts.

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The Outdoorsman

Coasteering

Explore rugged coastal terrains by climbing, swimming, and leaping into the sea.

Combines physical activity with the natural beauty of coastal landscapes for a unique adventure.

Other Possibilities: Canyoning, surfing, kayaking

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The Gamer

Virtual Reality Experience

Step into another world with immersive VR games and challenges.

Offers cutting-edge entertainment that’s both futuristic and social.

Other Possibilities: Arcade bars, gaming tournaments, laser tag.

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The Sharpshooter

Clay Pigeon Shooting

Test your aim and reflexes by shooting clay targets launched into the air.

Provides a satisfying and competitive outdoor activity.

Other Possibilities: Archery, paintball, AK47 and pistol shooting.

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The Clubber

VIP Nightclub Experience

Enjoy exclusive access, reserved seating, and bottle service at a top-tier nightclub.

Elevates the night with a touch of luxury and ensures a memorable celebration.

Other Possibilities: Casino nights, bar crawls, themed parties.

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The Pub Gamer

Interactive Darts

Combine precision with fun in a lively pub setting using modern dart technology that tracks your scores.

Encourages friendly competition in a relaxed atmosphere with drinks and snacks nearby.

Other Possibilities: Urban golf, shuffleboard, table tennis bars.

Taking the Stag Out of His Comfort Zone

While choosing activities based on the stag’s personality is a great approach, there’s another way to go: deliberately selecting activities that push him out of his comfort zone. This can lead to hilarious, memorable moments and might even help the stag conquer some fears. Here are a few ideas:

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Cliff Jumping

Perfect for a stag who’s scared of water—watch him (safely) conquer his fear!

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Go-Karting

Ideal for a slow driver—watch him try to keep up on the track and finish bottom ofthe leaderboard

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Stag Pranks

Lighthearted tricks and challenges such as a staged Stag Arrest, the infamous Back, Sack and Crack Wax, or a surprise Dominatrix Show to keep the stag blushing and the group entertained.

By mixing things up and stepping outside the box, you can create a truly unforgettable stag do that the groom will talk about for years to come!