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Experience that friendly Geordie hospitality in a cosmopolitan city that is full to the brim with history, culture, restaurants, shops, bars and clubs for a belta of a weekend you’ll remember forever!

What to Expect During a Hen Party in Newcastle

Newcastle’s nightlife is the stuff of legend; wild, crazy but surprisingly budget-friendly whilst giving the bride-to-be the send-off she deserves! The Diamond Strip, of Geordie Shore fame, is packed with trendy and lavish cocktail bars, while the Bigg Market area is the place to party hard! You’ll be spoilt for choice with hen party ideas in Newcastle day or night.

Shopaholic hens will be in their element as they explore top-end designer shops, indie boutiques and high street brands. Two of our favourite shopping sports are Northumberland Street, like a Northern version of Oxford Street in London, and the massive intu Metrocentre with more than 370 stores.

Once you’ve admired the iconic landmarks, including The Angel of the North and Gateshead Millennium Bridge and taken some riverside selfies at Quayside, it’s time to indulge in one of our awesome activities to make your hen do in Newcastle even more fabulous!

Outdoor Hen Do Activities in Newcastle

Why not get your adrenaline kicks with a thrilling outdoor activity like white water rafting? You’ll enjoy a white-knuckle ride along the rapids as you conquer the waves. Alternatively, if you fancy something a little less serious, you could don a one-woman, big, inflatable zorb each and play some hilarious games with bubble mayhen. From Bulldog to Bump the Bride, you’ll be in hysterics as you bash and crash into each other.

Newcastle Hen Do FAQs

Is Newcastle good for a hen party?

Newcastle is famous for its amazing nightlife, making it a great place for a hen party. With its friendly atmosphere and loads of venues to suit all tastes, from lively bars on the Diamond Strip to quirky pubs along the Quayside, there’s something for everyone. Plus, Newcastle’s compact city centre makes it easy to hop between activities. Whether you’re into cocktails, dancing or even some cheeky activities like male strip shows, this city guarantees a good time at a purse-friendly price.

Which famous attractions should we visit in Newcastle?

There are lots of iconic spots in Newcastle to add some fun to your hen party. The stunning Gateshead Millennium Bridge and the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art are perfect for a bit of culture. Take a stroll down the Quayside for drinks with views of the River Tyne. If you’re into history, Newcastle Castle is a must-see. For a quirky experience, the Victoria Tunnel offers an underground tour where you’ll get to see a different side of the city.

Is a night out in Newcastle expensive for hens?

Newcastle offers great value when it comes to nightlife. Drinks are more affordable compared to other big cities like London, Brighton or Manchester or down the South of England in general. You can splash out in fancy bars but you can also find plenty of deals on food and drink, especially in student areas like Jesmond and Ouseburn. Whether you’re planning to hit trendy cocktail bars or keep things casual with a pub crawl, there’s something for every budget.

What are the most popular hen party activities in Newcastle?

You’re spoilt for choice when it comes to Newcastle hen activities. Cocktail making is a firm favourite where you can learn to shake up your own drinks. For something unique, try a cheeky nude life drawing class where you’ll sketch a totally nude, male model as he poses. If you fancy a challenge, escape rooms are perfect for groups. And don’t forget the infamous Geordie Shore-inspired bar crawls, taking you to some of the city’s most popular watering holes for a night you’ll never forget.

Is Newcastle good for shopping?

Yes, Newcastle is fantastic for a bit of retail therapy during your hen weekend. Eldon Square is a one-stop destination for all your favourite high street brands, while Grainger Market offers a mix of independent shops and vintage finds. For more upscale shopping, head to Fenwick or the stylish boutiques in Jesmond. Whether you’re looking for hen party outfits or a cheeky memento, you can find it here.

What are the best areas for a night out in Newcastle?

For a classic hen night out in Newcastle, head to the Diamond Strip where you’ll find a string of trendy bars and clubs like Perdu and Livello. If you fancy something a bit more relaxed, the Ouseburn area offers quirky pubs and live music venues. The Bigg Market and Collingwood Street are great for bar hopping and letting loose at those chain pubs and bars we all know and love. If you want cocktails with a view, the Quayside is a fantastic spot to start or end the night.

Do you offer any unusual hen party ideas Newcastle?

If you’re in the mood for something quirky, you’ve come to the right place. How about a silent disco tour through the city’s streets? You’ll join a fun host who’ll lead your party as you dance and strut with your hens. Alternatively, try a prosecco bike where you’ll be pedalling your way around the city with a glass of fizz in hand. For something cheeky, nude life drawing classes or the hilarious Dickorate ceramic penis painting class will definitely keep everyone laughing throughout the day.

What should we wear for a hen night in Newcastle?

Newcastle’s nightlife is famously glamorous so it’s time to dress up! The Diamond Strip and Quayside tend to have a dressier vibe with cocktail dresses and heels being the go-to for many. However, areas like Ouseburn and the Bigg Market are more casual so you can go for a more relaxed look. Make sure to check the dress codes of bars and clubs beforehand for more information.

Top 10 Hen Party Activities in Newcastle

1) Cocktail Making

There's nothing better than a good cocktail, but what if you could make your own? Enter cocktail making in Newcastle! A friendly, experienced cocktail expert will share all their best tips and tricks to help you make the tastiest concoctions. They’ll perform demonstrations before it’s your turn to step up to the bar and get to work on making your own version. You’ll use a range of mixers and spirits to shake up a storm, creating gorgeous cocktails and drinking every single thing you create. Yum! You’ll also take part in competitive cocktail making games such as races that’ll get everyone laughing.

2) Prosecco Bike

We’ve got the perfect way to celebrate your Newcastle hen party with your best friends! All aboard the prosecco bike! This is a portable bar on wheels, complete with seats and pedals that’ll you’ll be responsible for using, pedalling the bike around the city sights while a friendly chauffeur steers you around. The bike is stocked with loads of lovely prosecco for you all to drink as you explore and see the sights. Drink up, ladies! This is way more fun than your regular drinking session in the pub, combining all the fun of sightseeing with delicious fizz and even giving you a bit of a workout along the way!

3) Bottomless Brunch

Whether you’re a regular bruncher or have never been, bottomless is about to become your new favourite thing! We know that brunch is already pretty amazing but bottomless brunch is even better because it includes totally unlimited booze! Yes, you read that right. You’ll enjoy as many glasses of fizz, cocktails, wine, beer or soft drink as you like for a set time. Tuck into a tasty brunch dish of your choice and enjoy the good times with your hens. Some of our brunches even include live entertainment such as drag acts, live music and DJs. What better way to start your day?

4) Nude Life Drawing

You might already know that this city is a wee bit naughty so why not indulge in a little bit of Newcastle hen party life drawing? In this quirky, cheeky workshop you’ll be tasked with drawing a fully nude male model who’s stood before your very eyes. You’ll get full guidance from a professional art teacher who’ll help you to create a masterpiece…at least a hilarious stickman! Once you’ve finished your x-rated sketches, the male model can pick a winner. WIll it be you? Don’t forget to take your drawing home as a souvenir! Your group will be laughing about this workshop for ages after.

5) Male Strippers

Feast your eyes on gorgeous guys as you go to watch talented male strippers do their thing. They'll tease you with their toned abs and then slowly strip off their clothes until they reveal the Full Monty! The focus is always on fun, rather than being seedy, so they’ll also perform comedy routines that’ll have you all in stitches. You can choose to watch these sexy male strippers on stage or they can come to your hired venue or home to perform just for you. Either way, you’ll have an amazing time and the bride-to-be will get a striptease and lapdance she’ll never forget. You’ll blush, laugh and scream for more!

6) Bar Crawl

There's no doubt about it, Newcastle is one of the most popular party destinations in the UK. With so many pubs and bars to choose from, you'd be forgiven for feeling a little overwhelmed. But don't worry, we’ve done all the hard work for you. With our private or public bar crawls, you can have an unforgettable night out with your hen group just like the stars do. You can even have your bar crawl lead by a friendly and sexy male host who’ll lead games and make sure you all have a spectacular night out with the girls.

7) Themed Dance Class

If you want to have fun with the girls, try out one of our dance classes, available in a massive range of themes including burlesque, pole dancing, Lip Sync Battle, 90s, 80s, Beyonce, Britney, Disney, ABBA and many more. Your class will be led by a friendly, professional dance teacher who'll get you warmed up before teaching you a choreographed dance routine to meet your theme. You'll put on a dazzling final performance of the routine at the end of this fun class. Some dance classes even include a bottle of bubbly as a treat. You deserve it, girls!

8) Yoga

If you’re planning a zen do in Newcastle, a yoga session is the perfect addition to your itinerary. A professional instructor will lead your laidback, one-hour session, guiding you through a range of yoga poses, exercises and breathing techniques that’ll help you relax to the max. Whether you’re an experienced yogie or have never tried a class, you’re welcome to come along and give it a go. Yoga is a great way to stretch and tone, giving you time away from wedding planning to clear your mind and meditate. Trust us, you deserve a break. You’ll finish this activity feeling tip-top with your batteries recharged and ready to party hard later.

9) Go Ape

If you’re a group of daredevil hens, you’ll love a visit to Go Ape. Their Treetop Adventure sees you hit awesome heights of 30m as you take on rope bridges, high-speed zip wires, swinging planks, a leap of faith and Tarzan swings. You’ll also admire some stunning natural beauty and views amongst the treetops. Will you be brave enough to look down? Completing this epic outdoor experience will give you such a sense of achievement as you overcome your fears and smash every obstacle. Remember to give each other loads of encouragement. Teamwork makes the dream work!

10) Professional Makeover

We’ve got something to suit every kind of hen group. Rather be pampered than scale trees? Why not try a makeover? You’ll each receive a personalised makeover from a professional make-up artist who’ll get you looking a million dollars. You can choose from a selection of looks so that your makeover is tailored to you. Will you go for a naturally pretty look or full-on Hollywood glamour? Once you’re all dolled up, it’s time to take loads of photos so strike a pose for a range of lovely group and solo photos. And now it’s time to hit the town, looking totally fabulous!

Reviews for Newcastle hen activities

Gorge Walking and White Water Tubing

The staff here were brilliant

Gary Stott
Bottomless Bonkers Ball at Howlers – Standard Seats

The overall booking was fab. We were sat at the front, straight away a bottle of Prosecco was brought to us and another once we had done with the first! However, a lady unsure why got us kicked out which was uncalled for. The bouncer was then rude and didn’t want to hear what I said, which then conseqented to us being on pub watch and banned from every pub in Newcastle for no reason which obviously ruined the night

Rose Burden
White Water Tubing and Cliff Jumping

Awesome experience and very well enjoyed. Chris and Ben were great guides fun and professional.

Chris Brown
Gameshow Bonanza

We booked this as a hen party activity and we all enjoyed it so much. The host was friendly and entertaining and explained the games so well for those who weren't so familiar with them. We had lots of laughs and everyone had fun. We definitely recommend this as it's great for all generations in the teams.

Elizabeth Georgina watt

Fun facts

Did you know?

  • Newcastle is frequently voted in the top five best places to live and work in the UK.
  • The gorgeous Geordie accent is frequently voted the friendliest accent in the UK. Why aye man!
  • Everyone’s favourite bakery, Greggs first opened their doors in this city in 1951.
  • Lucozade was invented here by chemists, originally named Glucozade and solving hangovers and man flu since 1927!
  • Windscreen wipers were also invented in Newcastle. Apparently, a Newcastle United fan had the idea when he got caught in a storm when driving home from a match in 1908.
  • Geordies love their bingo! There are more bingo halls per head here than anywhere else in the UK. Fancy a game during your hen do in Newcastle?
  • Newcastle Brown Ale is America’s most imported British ale. Grab a taste when you’re in town.
  • A-list actor Liam Neeson trained to be a teacher in Newcastle. Just imagine telling him you hadn’t done your homework!
  • A food Geordies are passionate about is stottie cake, a stodgy bread often served with ham and pease pudding. It’s even been made into a four-tier wedding cake!
  • More food related trivia; the Cadbury Wispa was launched in 1981 as a trial in North East England. Lucky Geordies were amongst the first people in the UK to get their hands on one.
  • The first street in the world to be lit by electric lightbulbs was Mosley Street in Newcastle in 1879.
  • Grey Street has been named the best street in the UK. With gorgeous architecture as well as top bars and restaurants, it’s a must visit on your Newcastle hen do.
  • Quayside is one of the most popular areas, jam packed with bars, restaurants, hotels and landmarks including the Millennium Bridge, the world’s first ever tilting bridge.
  • If you have some spare time, Hadrian’s Wall is around a 40 minutes’ drive away and well worth a visit. The largest Roman artefact in the world, it runs a total of 73 miles.
  • Newcastle-born playwright Lee Hall wrote Billy Elliott, the film turned musical about a boy who longs to be a ballet dancer. Why not try one of our dance classes to see if you can move as well as Billy?

Newcastle in numbers

  • The Angel of the North is 66ft tall and 177ft wide, giving visitors a warm welcome to Newcastle as they pass her on the A1. In 2006, the government declared it an official English icon.
  • Seven bridges cross the River Tyne including the Millennium Bridge (the UK’s first rotating crossing) and the iconic Tyne Bridge.
  • Around five million passengers travel through Newcastle International Airport every year and it’s the 10th biggest regional airport in the UK.
  • Newcastle Central Station is one of just six Grade I listed train stations in the UK. Opened in 1850, it was the world’s first covered railway station.
  • One of the country’s best authors, Catherine Cookson was born in South Tyneside. She wrote 103 books with sales topping 100 million.
  • The Tyne Bridge cost £1.2m to build in 1928. With inflation, that’d be around £70m today.
  • Town Moor is 100 acres of lush green parkland, bigger than Hampstead Heath and Hyde Park and even bigger than NYC’s Central park.
  • The River Tyne flows over 62 miles of land into the North Sea just below Newcastle. It makes a perfect backdrop for selfies during your hen weekend in Newcastle.
  • The North of the country might have a reputation for being rainy but Newcastle is actually the second driest city in England.
  • Newcastle University is ranked in the top 150 universities in the world. With a big student population, you just know that the city’s nightlife is going to be awesome!

Local Celebs

Loads of celebrities were born and bred in Newcastle including presenters Ant and Dec, singers Cheryl and Sting, actors Charlie Hunnam and Rowan Atkinson and comedian Ross Noble. There’s also a good chance that you’ll bump into some of the Geordie Shore cast though you’ll have a sore head in the morning if you party as hard as they do on your hen do in Newcastle!

Food and Drink

Newcastle offers so much more than just Greggs sausage rolls and stottie cake…although they’re both pretty tasty! Line your stomachs and enjoy some quality time with your fellow hens during a delicious meal at a range of restaurants offering the best of international cuisine.

Activities for Foodie Hen Parties in Newcastle

Afternoon Tea - Catch your breath after all that partying with a leisurely afternoon tea where you can tuck into a selection of tempting treats and drinks and enjoy a catch up with your besties. What you’ll eat varies from venue to venue but generally includes finger sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and jam and cake.

Bottomless Brunch - This is the ideal boozy activity for a daytime treat. You’ll tuck into a brunch dish accompanied by totally unlimited glasses of alcohol from prosecco to cocktails. Remember, calories don’t count on a hen do in Newcastle so you can indulge as much as you like. Cheers to that!

Chocolate Making - Are you a bunch of chocoholics? Why not try out chocolate making during your Newcastle hen do? A professional chocolatier will teach you how to make mouth-watering choccies from scratch, molding, cutting, dipping and decorating along the way.

Las Iguanas - 62-74 Grey Street, Newcastle, NE1 6AF

Las Iguanas is a top choice for groups, always giving hens a warm and friendly service in a laid-back atmosphere. They huge set menu features sizzling dishes from and influenced by Latin American, Spain, India and Africa and range of spicy to mild and creamy flavours.

Tapas Revolution - Blackett Street, Eldon Square, Newcastle, NE1 7AP

Head to this Spanish restaurant to feast on a selection of tasty tapas dishes. Enjoy a welcome glass of sangria on arrival before sitting down to enjoy a two-course meal. There are vegan and gluten-free alternatives too so no one has to miss out on the fun.

House of Tides - 28-30 The Close, Newcastle, NE1 3RF

If you like the idea of a seriously fancy dining experience, head to House of Tides, a Michelin-starred restaurant on the historic Quayside. They specialise in multi-course British food that’s seasonal, natural and sustainable. This will be a real treat for a sophisticated hen do in Newcastle.

Newcastle Nightlife

Our night time activities are as diverse as this exciting city is. A hen night in Newcastle is something you'll never forget! Whether you want to get mortal like the Geordie Shore girls or just sip on a few sophisticated cocktails, there’s something here for you! In fact, the city is home to almost 200 bars and pubs, so you’re spoilt for choice, ladies!

Male Strip Show - Ogling hot guys in next to nothing is a Newcastle hen party staple and we’ve upped the ante with Male Stripper who combine sexy stripping, outrageous drag queens, stand-up comedy, food, drink and prizes for the ultimate package (ahem!).

This You’ll be swooning one moment and in hysterics the next as the toned and gorgeously tanned boys perform for your entertainment. You’ll even get a meet and greet with the guys so make sure you dress to impress!

Cocktail Making - It’s easy to see why Newcastle hen party cocktail making is so popular; it gets the drinks and laughs flowing and is available at a range of great bars. Learn how to mix and muddle some delicious cocktails, drinking everything you make and playing some fun games to really break the ice. You can even add a two-course meal after to line those stomachs before a night of partying or just to finish off your fun activity on a high.

Tup Tup Palace - 7 St Nicholas’ Street, Newcastle, NE1 5RE

This boutique nightclub is located on the famous Diamond Strip and boasts bohemian décor, live entertainment and even an indoor waterfall. Yes, you read that right! The DJs play a mix of house, hip-hop and R&B. You might even rub shoulders with a celeb with Snoop Dogg, Kayne West and Cheryl Cole previously seen here. Well, if it’s good enough for the A-list!

Digital - Times Square, Scotswood Road, Newcastle, NE1 4EP

This banging club was once ranked the best club in the UK and 11th best club in the world, so you know you’re in for a great night. Located in Times Square (no, not that one!), it has a capacity of 2,200 and has seen guest DJ sets from David Guetta, Carl Cox, Jamie Jones and Fatboy Slim. With state-of-the-art sound and lighting, this place is an awesome setting for your last night of freedom.

Revolution - Collingwood Street, Newcastle, NE1 1JF

With a jam-packed cocktail menu, buzzing atmosphere and party playlist, Revolution always gives hen and stag dos a warm welcome. This bar is conveniently located just a short walk away from Newcastle Central station. It’s housed in a former bank, retaining the opulent décor, original 30ft ceiling, classic wood features and marble pillars, all making for a gorgeous backdrop to your selfies and group shots.

The Best Time to Visit Newcastle

Chinese New Year

There’s always something going on to help you celebrate a hen do in Newcastle at any time of year. Celebrate Chinese New Year in February with vibrant parades and fun activities including traditional crafts, music and dance in China Town along Stowell Street.

Foodies Festival

The Foodies Festival hits the town in June with demonstrations from top chefs and Great British Bake Off stars, food and drink stalls with local producers, music stage and even a chilli eating competition. Fancy your chances?

SummerTyne Americana Festival

July celebrates all things Americana with SummerTyne Americana Festival where artists and bands play on the south bank of the River Tyne.

Jesterval

Fans of stand-up comedy will be pleased to hear that July also plays host to Jesterval, the North East’s premier comedy festival, packed with two-weeks of comedic performances from big named acts and local talent.

Northern Pride Festival

The Northern Pride Festival also takes place in July and celebrates the LGBTQ community. Said to be the UK’s biggest and best free pride festival, past headliners include Vengaboys, Alexandra Burke and Belinda Carlisle plus performances from local drag acts, a fairground and food and drink vendors.

Heritage Open Days

September sees the return of Heritage Open Days, an annual event that’s free of charge and encourages you to explore local architecture, history and culture in Tyne and Wear. History buffs and culture vultures will be in their element as they discover anything from walks to workshops, castles to police cells.

Gateshead Gin Festival

If gin’s more your thing, you can also visit Gateshead Gin Festival in September with a mahoosive selection of gins available to try as well as tasty food, live music and DJs.

A Christmas Hen Do in Newcastle

Once November hits, Newcastle turns very festive with a range of awesome Christmas festivals and even a pop-up ice skating rink to put you in the mood.

Getting around

Getting to Your Newcastle Hen Do

Newcastle is in the North East of England, around a five-hour drive from London, around a two hour and 40-minute drive from Manchester, a one-hour and 45-minute drive from Leeds and a two and a half hour drive from Edinburgh. Trains and coaches are also an option. Make sure to book early to save some money. Once you’re there, it’s pretty easy to make your way around the city centre by foot which is handy and a great way to seek out some hidden gems during your Newcastle hen weekend. However, those hills can get a bit steep near the River Tyne.

Getting Around During Your Newcastle Hen Do

If you think that sounds a bit much like hard work or don’t fancy your chances against a hill when you’ve had a few drinks, you can always jump on the Metro. This underground rail system gets you around the city and to its outskirts quickly and easily. As you’re up north, you won’t have to pay a fortune for a taxi (well, compared to down south) which is a bonus especially for you disco divas celebrating a hen do in Newcastle when you’ve danced in those high heels all night.

Fancy a Hen Party in Newcastle?

If all that tickles your fancy, check out our activity listings for an unforgettable hen do in Newcastle. There’s something to suit all groups and budgets whether you want something super chilled or wet and wild, sophisticated cocktails or a dance ‘til you drop nightclub for your last weekend of freedom.

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