We’ve covered local destinations where you can celebrate your bachelorette, but in case you and your entourage are considering going the extra mile and booking an international flight, we’re here to make a few suggestions.
Wedding prep can be stressful so the bride-to-be only deserves the best for her last days of being single. Jot down notes because these are our recommendations.
Sunset drinks and sun tans at Bali, Indonesia
There’s an abundance of beach clubs in Bali, but the hottest and most frequented one is Panama Kitchen and Pool which is decked out with an outdoor bar, a pool, and a cafe. It’s also a perfect spot to have brunch with your favorite bunch. Head to Single Fin Bali for drinks while bumping to music. Don’t forget to lounge around in your bikinis at The Lawn Cangu.
Nightlife immersion in Hong Kong
When you hear of Hong Kong these days, it is uttered in the same sentence as the word “shopping”. But Hongkong has a banging nightlife that can probably compete with Las Vegas. PDT (Please Don’t Tell) is a mecca for those who crave for New York-style cocktails and mainstream clubs like Volar, Yojimbo, and Oma breathe life into the urban city at night.
Chill or seek thrills in Macau
Casinos aren’t the only hotspots around here. There’s an abundance of heritage and religious sites, museums, and cultural shows the bride and her entourage can enjoy. Visit the ruins of St. Paul or A-Ma Temple for a quiet day trip or drive along Guia Circuit where the Macau Grand Prix takes place. Tour around Macau Museum or if you want a more exhilarating experience, go for a heart-stopping bungee jump at Macau Tower.
Shop and spa-hop in Bangkok, Thailand
Bangkok is synonymous to excellent shopping, slamming nightlife, and the best massages and spas in Asia. First things first – for celebratory drinks, check out Eagle Nest, a rooftop bar with a drop-dead gorgeous view of the Temple of Dawn. To recuperate after an all-nighter, some of the best spa and wellness centers in Bangkok are Omroom and Bangkok Float Center so you and the whole gang can spend a relaxing day together. Afterwards, shop for souvenirs at the famous Chatuchak Market, one of the biggest markets in the world.
Be one with nature at Jeju Island, South Korea
Everybody and their mother has probably been to Seoul but not everyone knows that Jeju Island is worth a visit too. It’s far away from the busy city so it’s perfect for those who would rather walk mountain trails or smell flowers in meadows. Mt. Hallasan is a must-go for Jeju first–timers, but make sure to bundle up before your hike. The infamous Loveland can’t be missed, either—the entertaining and NSFW sculptures are something you don’t just see anywhere. World UNESCO site, Sunrise Peak is also worth visiting; its picturesque view of the rising sun is something that should be on everyone’s bucket list. Did we mention that you don’t need a Visa to visit here?
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