Casa Velas, an adults-only boutique hotel in Puerto Vallarta, recently announced its new luxury bachelor party experience, The Last Swing. Grooms and friends can enjoy unlimited rounds of golf, a private yacht charter, exclusive tequila tasting and spa treatments. The new offer combines world-class golfing with relaxation and unparalleled experiences that tee up the journey to married life.
The trip begins with a round at two of Mexico’s most-celebrated golf courses, Marina Vallarta and Vista Vallarta. The two championship golf courses offer a challenge for even the most seasoned players and boast views of the ocean and lush surroundings. Casa Velas is located on the greens of Marina Vallarta’s 18-hole golf course, designed by Joe Finger, and offers a par-71 layout. The course is surrounded by lush plants, natural lagoons, unique wildlife and Banderas Bay. The Last Swing experience also features golf privileges at two other top 18-hole golf courses by Jack Nicklaus and Tom Weiskopf, located at Vista Vallarta Golf Club.
Continue the celebration with a journey on a 48-foot yacht along Banderas Bay. No bachelor experience in Mexico is complete without savoring its most iconic spirit, tequila. At Casa Agavera, groups will learn the rich heritage and intricate craftsmanship of tequila during an exclusive private tasting. Guided by a master tequila sommelier, guests will taste some of the finest selections Mexico has to offer.
The Last Swing package also includes a sunset cocktail soiree at oceanfront Hole 13 at Marina Vallarta Golf Club, an interactive mixology class and a spa day at ABJA Spa. Groups looking for other adventures such as deep-sea fishing, ATV tours and zip lining can book these through the hotel.
The Last Swing Bachelor Party experience starts at $30,077 for six people and can be booked on the Casa Velas website.
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