Are you planning a men’s getaway with your buddies? Very well! A short, intense trip is the perfect way to break away from everyday life, strengthen bonds and experience unforgettable moments. But where to go so that each of you comes back satisfied? We have prepared a handful of inspirations for a successful men’s trip, regardless of your preferences and budget.
Vibrant cities: A fun-filled city break
If you are looking for a place where you will not be bored even for a moment, bet on a city break in one of the European cities.
Berlin: The capital of Germany is a real cultural melting pot, offering plenty of attractions for everyone. Visiting historical monuments, museums, art galleries, clubs, pubs and restaurants – Berlin has something for everyone.
Amsterdam: The city of canals, bicycles and a liberal atmosphere. Sightseeing of the city from the perspective of a boat, a visit to the Van Gogh Museum, tasting local beers at the Heineken brewery – these are just some of the attractions that await you in Amsterdam.
Budapest: The Hungarian capital is known for its beautiful architecture, thermal baths, as well as delicious cuisine and wines. A walk on the Castle Hill, relaxation in thermal baths, tasting Hungarian specialties – this is a recipe for a successful men’s getaway in Budapest.
Active holidays: A trip to the mountains or to the water
Or maybe you prefer to spend time actively, in nature? Then go to the mountains or to the water.
Tatra Mountains: The highest mountains in Poland offer plenty of hiking trails of varying difficulty. Climbing, trekking, cycling, and skiing and snowboarding in winter – these are just some of the possibilities for active leisure in the Tatras.
Masuria: The Land of a Thousand Lakes is an ideal place for sailing, canoeing, windsurfing and fishing. You can rent a yacht or a cottage by the lake and enjoy the beauty of Masurian nature.
Bieszczady Mountains: If you are looking for peace, quiet and contact with wildlife, the Bieszczady Mountains will be the perfect choice. Hike in the mountains, admire the panoramas, light a bonfire and spend time away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
In Search of Adventure: Extreme Challenges
If you like adrenaline and are looking for an unforgettable experience, bet on a men’s trip full of extreme challenges.
- Rafting: Rafting on a dinghy on a rapid river is an unforgettable experience that will give you a lot of emotions.
- Paintball: Playing paintball is a lot of fun and an opportunity to test your strategic skills.
- Ropes course: Overcome obstacles at height, test your strength and agility, and admire the views from above.
Relaxation and renewal: A trip to the spa
Or maybe you dream of a moment of relaxation and unwinding? Then go on a men’s trip to the SPA.
- Thermal baths: Immerse yourself in hot springs, enjoy a sauna and massages, and your body and mind will regain balance.
- Saunarium: Try different types of saunas, take advantage of beauty treatments and allow yourself a moment of forgetfulness.
- Men’s themed outing: In search of passion
- A men’s outing can also be an opportunity to explore a common passion.
- Whisky Trail Tour: Visit whisky distilleries in Scotland or Ireland, learn the secrets of whisky production and taste different types of whisky.
- Cycling trip: Go on a bicycle trip along picturesque routes, get to know new places and enjoy active recreation.
- Off-road Adventure: Go on an off-road adventure, conquer challenging routes and test your skills behind the wheel of an off-road vehicle.
When planning a men’s outing, remember about a few important issues:
- Set a budget: Think about how much money you can spend on the trip.
- Choose a date: Take into account the holidays and responsibilities of each participant.
- Decide on the means of transport: Car, train, plane – choose the option that will be most convenient for you.
- Book accommodation: Hostel, hotel, apartment – find accommodation that meets your expectations.
- Plan your activities: Sightseeing, sports, relaxation – create a plan that will satisfy all participants.
