The best man gets the job, and usually ends up planning the whole weekend on his own. SwipeSights lets the whole crew pick the plan together, so the weekend is one everybody signed up for.
How to plan it in four steps
- Pick the city and the weekend. Settle these with the groom first; everything else is a vote.
- Send the link. The crew swipes from their phones, no app or account needed.
- Mark the must-dos. Everyone flags the stops they can't miss, and those weigh more when the plan is built.
- Get the plan. The winners, sorted into days by area and in walking order, with food stops in between.
Built for a crew
Nights out and events
Bars, clubs and live music in Explore, plus what is on during your dates.
A base near the action
Hotels ranked by how much you would walk to the places you picked.
The bill, split
Add who paid for what. Leave the groom out of a split and the crew covers his share.
Tickets and tours
Tickets for the stops that sell them and tours worth booking, from the plan.
Room for the whole crew
Groups of up to 20 with a Trip Pass, so nobody is left out of the vote.
Bachelor party destinations in Europe
Cheap flights, a walkable center and a big night out are what most crews want. Six cities that deliver:
- Budapest travel guide: where to stay, what to see and a day-by-day route.
- Prague travel guide: where to stay, what to see and a day-by-day route.
- Lisbon travel guide: where to stay, what to see and a day-by-day route.
- Barcelona travel guide: where to stay, what to see and a day-by-day route.
- Amsterdam travel guide: where to stay, what to see and a day-by-day route.
- Edinburgh travel guide: where to stay, what to see and a day-by-day route.
Most crews are bigger than 3. A Trip Pass from $12.99 covers groups of up to 20 and every day of the plan; a Year Pass from $29.99 covers every trip you create for a year.
Frequently asked questions
How do you plan a bachelor party trip?
Agree on the city and the weekend with the groom first. Then let the whole crew vote on what to do: in SwipeSights you share one link, everyone swipes on real places, and the votes become a day-by-day plan with food and nights out in between.
What is the best app for planning a bachelor party?
One that keeps the whole crew in it, not just the best man. SwipeSights lets everyone vote on the plan from a link, builds the days from the votes, and splits the costs in the same app.
How do you split the cost of a bachelor party?
Add each expense with who paid and who it was for, and SwipeSights works out who owes whom. To cover the groom, leave him out of the split and his share spreads across the rest of the crew.
How many people can join the trip?
Free trips take groups of up to 3. Most crews are bigger: a Trip Pass from $12.99 takes groups of up to 20 and opens every day of the plan.
Does everyone need to download the app?
No. Anyone can swipe from the link in their phone's browser, without the app or an account.