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or stag and hen getaways, nothing beats a villa, as it gives clients a base with plenty of room to get together in their own space. And in key destinations such as the Balearics


and the Algarve, hen and stag groups are choosing villa stays when they might previously have opted for alternatives, according to Jet2holidays. Since travel fully returned to normal, specialist villa operator Oliver’s


Travels has seen “consistent” numbers from grooms and brides-to-be looking to celebrate their upcoming nuptials. Whether clients want a fully appointed villa with a pool, loungers, barbecue area and games – even a faux beach with simulated sunshine – or whether they simply want a place to crash in after nights on the town, there’s a villa out there for every group.


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ISLAND VIBES Hvar, Croatia Upmarket party island Hvar has a strong choice of beach clubs, including Hula Hula and Carpe Diem, offering the chance to dance day and night. Many bars in Hvar Town overlook the harbour – including Nautica, which offers craft cocktails such as coconut mojito – while groups can fuel up on steaks, fish dishes and gnocchi at Dalmatino. When they’re partied out, Villa Beach Hvar, about 25 minutes’ walk from Hvar Town, offers plenty of places for downtime, including a spacious open-plan living and dining area, and a private pool and garden. Sleeps: Eight Book it: A seven-night stay at Villa Beach Hvar with Croatian Villas can be booked from £5,180 between June 24 and September 2 (quote code HV003). Flights not included. croatianvillas.com


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