Cabo Bachelorette Trip
If you are a MOH or bride and are thinking of Cabo for the Bachelorette Trip, here's an itinerary along with some additional details to help your planning process.
This itinerary keeps the weekend filled with fun activities, but doesn't skimp on much needed down time.
THURSDAY
3 - 6 PM: Arrivals
6 - 7:30 PM: Taco Bar @ the Villa
8 - 10 PM: Get ready / pregame
10 PM: Head Out
FRIDAY
9:30 - 10:30 AM: Workout (Optional)*
*Zumba was a fun workout for our group!
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM: Breakfast & Get Ready for the Beach
1:00 PM: Lunch Reservations at The Office
After lunch, hang out on the beach.
7:00 PM: "Bride to Be" Pregame*
*Optional: The Bride picks a fun, bright color to wear & the rest of the group wears white.
8:30 PM: Reservation at Poncho's for a tequila tasting
Night Out
SATURDAY
AM: Breakfast at everyone's leisure (drink coffee outside on the porch! sleep in if it's needed!)
12:00 - 4:00 PM: Catamaran Cruise
6:30 PM: Pizza Night at the Villa
Night Out (Optional)
SUNDAY
AM: Breakfast / Cleanup / Departures
MORE DETAILS
Now that you have an idea of the itinerary, here are some more details! We rented our homes through CaboVillas. When you rent a house through CaboVillas, there is a concierge who can also help you to further plan your trip and make sure you are all settled. They help with the transportation upon arrival to the airport which is super helpful and booked us our catamaran. Our group was so big that we had to get two houses. We stayed in Villa Victoria and Villa Tequila, which were within walking distance of each other.
We opted for the Sun Cat Catamaran afternoon ride and can't recommend it enough. It was the highlight of the trip for most of us! As a present to the bride, we all chipped in to get the photographer as well which was a fun bonus. Since it was a big group of us, it was about $15 extra per person. Lastly, they coordinated getting our groceries which was a huge time saver! We knew we wanted to get groceries to be able to have some meals & snacks at our home for the weekend.
The tequila tasting at Poncho's was an interesting learning experience, but it is quite long, so be prepared. If you are looking for a fun stop on your way out, you can still go to Poncho's but opt out of the tequila tasting and just get dinner & drinks.
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