30 Awesome and Unique Bachelorette Party Destinations

• Getting There: 50 minutes from Tambor Domestic Airport 
• Where to Stay: La Kasbah (from $450/night, sleeps 4); Hotel Nantipa (from $520/night); Horizon Hotel (from $168/night) 
• Things to Do: ATV through the jungle; learn to surf; take a yoga class  

Santa Teresa is a low-key beach town on the Nicoya Peninsula that’s the perfect blend of unspoiled scenery, laid-back atmosphere and fun. Ride around on ATVs (the roads aren’t paved), sign up for surf lessons, practice vinyasa flow in an oceanfront yoga shala, hit up one of the beach bars and snap selfies at sunset. 

• Getting There: 30 minutes from V. C. Bird International Airport 
• Where to Stay: Jolly Harbour Villa (from $495/night, sleeps 8); Cocobay Resort (from $525/night); Hermitage Bay (from $1,479/night) 
• Things to Do: Copper & Lumber Store Hotel seafood buffet; take the ferry to Barbuda; visit Nelson’s Dockyard 

The Bahamas and Jamaica are awesome—but literally everyone knows that. Antigua is a laid-back and luxurious Caribbean Island that usually attracts the honeymooners. But it really does have all the makings of an adult (and not too bachelorette-y) bachelorette trip. It’s impossible not to fall in love with the sandy beaches (there are over 365 of them), care-free vibe and upscale boutique resorts. Kick off the festivities with the Copper & Lumber Store Hotel’s seafood buffet, take the scenic 90-minute ferry to Barbuda, and pick up souvenirs and traditional crafts at Nelson’s Dockyard.  

• Getting There: 40 minutes from Monterey Regional Airport 
• Where to Stay: Hacienda del Victorine (from $799/night, sleeps 10); Lucia Lodge (from $390/night); Big Sur Blue Cottage (from $581/night, sleeps 3) 
• Things to Do: hike around Bixby Bridge, explore Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park; visit the Hawthorne Gallery 

With its dramatic coastline and towering redwoods, Big Sur is endlessly beautiful. Why not celebrate your upcoming betrothal with a glamping getaway? Getting out into nature is a great way to bond with your besties. And it’s not like you’ll be roughing it. S’mores, campfire stories about the bride in her single days and comfy beds? Um, yes please! Start the adventure in the quaint town of Carmel-by-the-Sea and weave your way down the legendary Highway 1. Essential stops: Bixby Bridge for great hiking, Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park for dazzling sunsets and exquisite artwork at the Hawthorne Gallery.  

• Getting There: 45 minutes from Keflavík Airport 
• Where to Stay: The Reykjavik EDITION (from $664/night); Tower Suites Reykjavik (from $660/night); Reykjavik Apartment (from $416/night, sleeps 9)
• Things to Do: Hallgrimskirkja; Perlan planetarium; Blue Lagoon spa 

The beauty of Reykjavik is the ability to bop between outdoor activities. Think dog sledding, whale watching, hiking through lava fields and crater climbs. Then, there are cultural institutions like the National Museum of Iceland and striking Hallgrimskirkja cathedral, plus the Perlan planetarium. Of course, it’s not a girls’ trip or last hurrah to singledom without an epic spa day, right? Head to Blue Lagoo, a drop-dead-gorgeous geothermal spa. One more spot you’re sure to swoon over? The rooftop at The Reykjavik EDITION with its panoramic mountain and ocean views. 

• Getting There: 30 minutes from Florence Airport 
• Where to Stay: Uffizi Apartment (from $398/night, sleeps 8); Palazzo Castri 1874 (from $583/night); Grand Hotel Minerva (from $706/night) 
• Things to Do: Galleria dell’Accademia; Piazzale Michelangelo; tour wine country 

Is it possible for everyone to jet off to Florence for a long weekend? Absolutely not. But, if you can swing it with work and finances, there’s a whole lot of upside to spending your bachelorette in the Cradle of the Renaissance. Art museums, pasta, gelato, river views, handcrafted leather and a short drive to some of the best wineries in the world—now that’s amore! 

• Getting There: 30 minutes from Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport 
• Where to Stay: Victorian Home (from $520/night, sleeps 6); Club Wyndham Bay Voyage Inn (from $421/night); Jolee Cottage (from $325/night) 
• Things to Do: Watson Farm (open June-October); Beavertail Lighthouse Museum; Windmill Hill Historic District  

Lots of brides plan their bash in Newport. But few even know about the nearby small town of Jamestown. So, we’re going to let you in on a little secret: The seafood restaurants (JB’s on the Water is a must), cute shops and frame-worthy views of Narragansett Bay make it a great choice if you’re down for charm but keen to avoid the crowds. Other local attractions include the historic Watson Farm, Windmill Hill and the Beavertail Lighthouse Museum—perfect for a charming and relaxing weekend before you tie the knot.  

• Getting There: 1 hour from Licenciado Gustavo Díaz Ordaz International Airport 
• Where to Stay: Villa Violeta (from $499/night, sleeps 8); Hotel Ysuri Sayulita (from $110/night); La Puesta Sayulita (from $337/night) 
• Things to Do: explore the Mercado del Pueblo; take a catamaran cruise; explore neighboring villages Sayulita and San Pancho 

We’re not saying Cabo, Playa del Carmen and Tulum are passé, but they’ve def been done…a lot. Craving a more chill seaside town that’s still vibrant and far less touristy? Consider staying at a small boutique hotel in Sayulita, a Pueblo Mágico on Mexico’s Pacific coast that has beautiful beaches, enchanting architecture, tradition and authentic food without the crowds or sprawling all-inclusive resorts. You’ll want to book a catamaran cruise (what better place to make a toast?) and make sure to wander the vibrant neighboring villages of Sayulita and San Pancho, while Mercado del Pueblo is a great spot to experience local produce and crafts.  

• Getting There: 2 hours from Los Angeles International Airport 
• Where to Stay: Caravan Outpost (from $356/night); Ojai Valley Inn (from $754/night); Ojai Villa & Farmette (from $1,111/night, sleeps 8)
• Things to Do: nosh on Mexican food; hiking in Los Padres National Forest; shop downtown 

You’ve done coastal California more times than you can count, so why not drive inland? Ojai is a charming small town where you can eat great food (The Nest and Ojai Tortilla House are two of our fave eateries), do a little shopping (hit up Bart’s Books and The Naturalist Wines) and go hiking in Los Padres National Forest. It certainly doesn’t hurt that it’s home to one of the best hotels in the Golden State—the Ojai Valley Inn, which is a destination in its own right. What better place to celebrate your bachelorette weekend? 

• Getting There: 1 hour 20 minutes from Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport 
• Where to Stay: Glenn’s Greenish Cottage (from $152/night, sleeps 6); The Little Red Guesthouse (from $159/night, sleeps 2); Da Fuskie Dreams House (from $317/night, sleeps 6) 
• Things to Do: Daufuskie Crab Co., Daufuskie Island Rum Company, Daufuskie Island Historical Foundation  

Located between the popular vacation destinations of Hilton Head Island and Savannah, under-the-radar Daufuskie Island is a hidden gem with a population of just 500 that’s only accessible by boat. If the lady of the hour is sure to lose her mind over bottlenose dolphins leaping out of the waves and loggerhead turtles nesting on the pristine shoreline, this tiny Southern island is your spot. Toast the bride to be at Daufusukie Island Rum Company, known for its bourbon, cocktails, vodka and rum—naturally. For stellar seafood, you’ll want to stop in at Daufuskie Crab Co. and order a some deviled crab. As for the sights, the local historical foundation won’t disappoint.  

• Getting There: 1 hour from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport 
• Where to Stay: Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain (from $712/night); Bonne Nouvelle Apartment (from $536/night, sleeps 6); Grand Hotel du Palais Royal (from $722/night) 

• Things to Do: private tour of the Musée du Louvre; tea at Carette; shopping in Saint-Germain-des-Près  

Paris is always a good idea, whether it’s for a romantic weekend with your sweetie or a girl’s trip. In the City of Light, you can trade the traditional bachelorette trappings for fashionable shops, chic French bistros and traipsing around trendy Saint-Germain-des-Prés. (One off-the-beaten-path attraction is the iconic taxidermist, Deyrolle.) If the bride is into art, say “oui oui” to booking a private nighttime tour of the Louvre. And before you book table number 10 at Angelina, consider having a bachelorette teatime at Carette by the Eiffel Tower instead.  

• Getting There: 30 minutes from Rafael Núñez International Airport 
• Where to Stay: Sofitel Legend Santa Clara (from $308/night); Hyatt Regency Cartagena (from $199/night); Walled City Penthouse (from $266/night; sleeps 6) 
• Things to Do: take a street food tour; visit the Walled City; tour the Caribe Jewelry Museum and Factory   

Cartagena is a colorful colonial city with art, culture, incredible local cuisine and a vibrant nightlife scene. It also has beautiful beaches and private islands off the coast for a little day-trip boat action. All this sounds like a pretty perfect bachelorette destination to us. The second your eyes meet the bougainvillea-draped pastel facades of its most charming buildings, we know you’ll agree. Be sure to spend an afternoon exploring the Walled City, known for its Spanish colonial architecture. And it wouldn’t be a visit to Columbia without a trip to the Caribe Jewelry Museum—the country is renowned for its emeralds.  

• Getting There: 2 hours from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport 
• Where to Stay: Hilltop Sedona Home (from $563/night, sleeps 9); Arabella Hotel Sedona (from $282/night); Sky Rock Sedona (from $380/night) 
• Things to Do: go hiking, stargazing, Jeep tours through red rock country 

Everyone and their sisters have done Scottsdale. Head to Sedona for the same sunny skies taken up a bunch of notches by otherworldly red rocks, hikes for all skill levels, 4x4 tours in the red rock canyons and stargazing. (The area is a certified DarkSky zone.) Why not treat the bride to a massage at a the popular L’Apothecary spa? On the spiritual side of things, venture to one of the many vortexes, which are energy centers believed to promote healing. Popular spots include Airport Mesa, Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock and Boynton Canyon. 

• Getting There: 1 hour 40 minutes from Nashville Airport 
• Where to Stay: The Hayes House (from $150/night, sleeps 8); Pine Grove BNB (from $208/night, sleeps 6); Obey River House (from $140/night, sleeps 7) 
• Things to Do: Standing Stone State Park; Red Barn Winery and Vineyards; Kenny’s Farmhouse Cheese  

It sort of feels like you can’t go a block or two without stumbling upon a bachelorette party in Nashville. Less than two hours outside of the Music City sits a very different type of girls’ getaway, one that’s geared towards fresh air, leafy trees and snoozing in glamping cabins or lake homes. Think hiking, swimming and boating in Standing Stone State Park, wine tasting at Red Barn Winery and sampling cheese at Kenny’s Farmhouse. And, since Moss is close to the historic city of Celina, you can still plan a mellow night out. 

• Getting There: 20 minutes from Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport 
• Where to Stay: Saint-Christophe Cottage (from $269/night, sleeps 4); Koi Resort Saint Kitts (from $119/night); St. Kitts Marriott Resort (from $255/night) 
• Things to Do: take a snorkeling tour; explore the island on ATVs; St. Kitts Train Trek  

It’s not the easiest Caribbean island to get to, and that’s probably why St. Kitts isn’t overrun with tourists. Pass the time by playing some fun bachelorette games on the plane. Once you land, it’s all golden sand beaches, fresh seafood, rainforest excursions and just a handful of resorts that never feel crowded. Whether you’re taking a snorkeling tour, roving the island on ATVs or taking the train trek, unoriginal isn’t a word that will apply to this bachelorette weekend. Seems well worth connecting flights to us. 

• Getting There: 50 minutes from San Diego International Airport 
• Where to Stay: Oceanside Villa (from $233/night, sleeps 8); Mission Pacific Beach Resort (from $325/night); The Green Room Hotel (from $230/night) 
• Things to Do: learn to surf; Oceanside Sunset Market; Oceanside Museum of Art  

San Diego gets a lot of love, bachelorette and otherwise. But just 45 minutes up the coast sits Oceanside. Beautiful sandy beaches, an iconic wooden pier and a photogenic harbor and a slew of exciting restaurants make this small seaside city one to watch—and visit. Our perfect itinerary: surfing lessons, a night eating our way through Oceanside Sunset Market and an afternoon enjoying the Oceanside Museum of Art.  

• Getting There: 20 minutes from Honolulu Airport 
• Where to Stay: Waikiki Beach Apartment (from $649/night, sleeps 8); The Royal Hawaiian (from $458/night); Aston Waikiki Circle Hotel (from $245/night) 
• Things to Do: visit the Dole plantation; Diamond Head State Monument; snorkel in Turtle Canyon 

Who wouldn’t want to have their bachelorette in the Aloha State? Honolulu is paradise and has a bit more going on than some of the other more low-key, albeit incredibly lovely, islands. Think snorkeling in Turtle Canyon, hiking at Diamond Head State Monument and eating your way through the Dole plantation. That’s great news for ladies who like loads of activities as well as dining and nightlife to complement stunning, palm-fringed sandy beaches. 

• Getting There: 1 hour 20 minutes from Montrose Regional Airport 
• Where to Stay: Ghostriders Condo (from $429/night, sleeps 6); Hotel Columbia (from $567/night); Element 52 (from $649/night) 
• Things to Do: Bridal Veil hike; ride the gondola, rafting on the San Miguel River  

For a bride who loves to ski, you can’t beat Telluride.

“The town is absolutely stunning and there is no shortage of Instagram-friendly spots,” says PureWow Commerce Editor Olivia Dubyak. “While there isn’t a ton of night life, there are several bars and good food to raise a few glasses—Brown Dog Pizza has delicious Detroit style pizza to relax with a beer and fill your bellies. You also must take the Telluride Gondola to Telluride Mountain Village to hit some slopes or visit the quaint bars and restaurants in the mountains.”

Even during the off-season when it’s not possible to swish down the slopes (or imbibe in the après ski scene), there’s still plenty to appeal about this former mining town turned outdoor recreation hotspot in Colorado’s Rocky Mountains. Tackle the (appropriately named) Bridal Veil hike or raft down the San Miguel River.

• Getting There: 28 minutes from Victoria International Airport 
• Where to Stay: The Magnolia Hotel & Spa (from $371/night); Victoria Regent Waterfront Hotel & Suites (from $294/night); Victoria Villa (from $375/night, sleeps 8)
• Things to Do: hit the spas; Fisherman’s Wharf; Victoria and Butchart Gardens 

Victoria is an unexpectedly awesome destination for a weekend of wellness. First up, Ritual Nordic Spa, a Scandinavian-style sanctuary with various types of saunas, a eucalyptus steam room, plunge pools and a salt lounge. You’ll also find a robust menu of services at the Willow Stream Spa, including facials, massages and body treatments. Once you’re done being pampered, the capital of British Columbia boasts plenty of buzzy locales if you’re keen to take your post-facial glow out on the town. We suggest strolling Fisherman’s Wharf and the Victoria and Butchart Gardens.  

• Getting There: 2 hours 20 minutes from John F. Kennedy International Airport 
• Where to Stay: The Amelia Hotel (from $800/night); Hudson Whaler Hotel (from $487/night); Hudson Farmhouse (from $440/night, sleeps 9)
• Things to Do: antiquing; Olana State Historic Site; Carrie Haddad Gallery  

A two-hour train ride away from the “City That Never Sleeps,” is a totally different type of bachelorette destination. One that’s far more restful and relaxing.

“Hudson is a hipster gal’s dream,” says PureWow Senior Commerce Editor Stephanie Maida. “In addition to the beautiful hiking in the area, there’s a slew of art galleries and vintage shopping. You could easily spend the day popping in and out of boutiques and cafes on Warren Street or hit the massive Antique Warehouse for unique home buys the bride won’t find on her registry. Kick things off with one of the famous farm-to-table burgers at Grazin’ Diner and end the evening with dinner and drinks at the plush Maker Hotel in the heart of town.”

If you want to explore the surrounding area, Olana State Historic Site is a great spot for some fresh air and an opportunity to brush up on your art history. And for the budding collectors in the bachelorette party, the Carrie Haddad Gallery is filled with local art, including sculpture, painting and photography.

• Getting There: 40 minutes from Liberia International Airport 

• Where to Stay: Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica at Peninsula Papagayo (from $1,343/night); Andaz Costa Rica Resort (from $550/night); Playa Hermosa Villa (from $282/night, sleeps 8)
• Things to Do: hike La Leona waterfall; embark on a boat safari;  

If you’re more about the finer things than free shots and dancing til dawn, Peninsula Papagayo presents the perfect opportunity for a sun-splashed bachelorette escape that’s all about luxury and pura vida. The splurge-worthy Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica Resort at Peninsula Papagayo does relaxation so well (think: body scrubs, yoga, poolside loungers and exceptional service). If you’re tempted to leave the oasis, activities abound: hike to the stunning Le Leona waterfall or go on a boat safari. And your trip wouldn’t be complete without a feast of local cuisine at the seaside restaurant Manglar. 

• Getting There: 1 hour 15 minutes from Portland International Airport 
• Where to Stay: Mid-Century Home (from $236/night, sleeps 6); Hotel Corvallis (from $144/night); Paramount Hotel (from $172/night) 
• Things to Do: go wine tasting; experience fine dining 

You’ve been to Napa and Sonoma, which means it’s time to set your sights on a new wine destination. Fans of Pinot noir—and really anyone who fancies terroir-driven sips— won’t find a better place than Willamette Valley. It’s an idyllic area with quiet charm and world-class wineries like Violet Vines, Saffron Fields and Domain Drouhin. When you’re done sipping your way through the bucolic vine-covered scenery, head to one of the region’s stellar fine dining establishments, including pan-European Pinch, Asian-African fusion Cypress and gastropub Blind Pig.  

• Getting There: 15 minutes from L.F. Wade International Airport 
• Where to Stay: Royal Palms Hotel (from $579/night); Cambridge Beaches Resort & Spa (from $625/night); Sunrise Cottage (from $880/night, sleeps 6)
• Things to Do: snorkeling; caving; shopping on Front Street 

The sunny British island territory of Bermuda is a perfect place to bliss out for a few days. Home to pink sand beaches, turquoise tides, golf courses (the most leisurely and social of sports, we’re told), relaxing resorts and maritime history, it’s truly a stress-free escape that will put all the hoopla of place cards, floral arrangements and late RSVPs very far away. Spend your time exploring beautiful caves and underground lakes, snorkeling near a shipwreck and doing luxury shopping on colorful Front Street.  

• Getting There: 10 minutes from Louisville International Airport 
• Where to Stay: 21c Museum Hotel Louisville (from $326/night); The Seelbach Hilton Louisville (from $235/night); The Brook (from $203/night, sleeps 8)
• Things to Do: Belle of Louisville; distillery tour; Churchill Downs 

For ladies who want to take a bite of life, Louisville is a delicious destination that’s not to be missed. In between memorable meals, carve out some time to ride the Belle of Louisville, the oldest operating Mississippi River-style steamboat in the world, and visit Copper & Kings American Brandy Company. Of course, you’re also in the home of the Kentucky Derby, so if you happen to be visiting in season, a trip to Churchill Downs is a must.  

• Getting There: 1 hour from St. George Regional Airport 
• Where to Stay: Under Canvas Zion (from $369/night); Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort (from $260/night); Juniper Mountain Retreat (from $700/night, sleeps 12) 
• Things to Do: Angel’s Landing, The Narrows, Zion Canyon Scenic Drive 

A full-throttle, action-packed wilderness adventure in a southwest Utah national park isn’t necessarily the first thing that screams bachelorette party to everyone. But, for an outdoorsy bride who likes trekking, stargazing, camping or glamping and breathtaking desert scenery, exploring the massive red sandstone cliffs, slot canyons and waterways (Google the “Zion Narrows wading hike”) in Zion National Park might just be the ultimate pre-wedding trip. Experienced hikers will enjoy the challenging Angel’s Landing path, which yields magnificent views over the canyon, or The Narrows, which is exactly what it sounds like. Love scenery but prefer not to sweat it? Take the scenic drive instead.  

• Getting There: 40 minutes from Burlington International Airport 
• Where to Stay: Field Guide Lodge (from $569/night); Trapp Family Lodge (from $515/night); The Canopy House (from 266/night, sleeps 8)
• Things to Do: hit the spa; Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center; Von Trapp Brewery 

One of the best small towns in the Green Mountain State, Stowe is a cozy, scenic and deliberately slower place to plan a New England-charm-steeped bachelorette that will leave your heart full of fond memories—including skiing in the winter, jaunts to Smugglers’ Notch State Park and Moss Glen Falls during the warmer months. No matter the season, you can book yourselves into the spa at Stoweflake Mountain Resort, catch a show at the local theater and have a hearty meal at the beloved Von Trapp Brewery. (Yes, those Von Trapps.)

• Getting There: 15 minutes from Tucson International Airport 
• Where to Stay: The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain (from $361/night); Hacienda Del Sol Guest Ranch Resort (from $388/night); Casa Amable (from $267/night, sleeps 6)
• Things to Do: Saguaro National Park; Arizona-Sonora Desert Musuem; spa day 

A weekend of wellness in a cacti-dotted desert setting is a wonderful alternative to a few days of debauchery. On the docket in Tucson? Spend an afternoon exploring the landscape of Saguaro National Park and visiting the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. All that exploring requires pampering, of course, and lucky for you, the city is home to many wellness resorts. (We recommend the day pass for Canyon Ranch Tucson). You’re guaranteed to have a great time and leave feeling totally rejuvenated, closer to your besties and ready to walk down the aisle. 

• Getting There: 25 minutes from Toronto Pearson International Airport 
• Where to Stay: ; Le Germain Hotel (from $316/night); Pantages Hotel (from $179/night); Lake View Home (from $188/night, sleeps 8)
• Things to Do: High Park Zoo; CN Tower; explore the food scene  

A lot of groups go to Montreal. Toronto, however, has yet to take off as a big bachelorette destination.

“Canada’s most populous city is a dream,” says PureWow Assistant Editor Delia Curtis. “Bordered by water on one side (Lake Ontario, baby!), this lake-side metropolis is chalk-full of activities. From ascending the CN Tower (either from the safety of inside or bungee-corded to the side) for breathtaking views of the entire city to diving down under to witness endless sea creatures at the Ripley’s Aquarium, there’s no shortage of fun to be had. Plus, you don’t want to miss a walk along the Harbourfront neighborhood for the gorgeous scenery.”

And that’s not even taking into account the restaurant scene. Butterflied Portuguese chicken at Martins Churrasqueira, mango mojito ice cream at Good Behavior and Iranian cuisine at Banu...need we go on?  Safe to say the bride (and her maids) won’t be bored for even a moment, eh? 

• Getting There: 55 minutes from Denver International Airport 
• Where to Stay: St Julien Hotel & Spa (from $655/night), Boulder Marriott (from $327/night); Boulder Home (from $411/night, sleeps 6)
• Things to Do: Rosetta Hall; River and Woods; hiking 

“If you’re an outdoorsy bride who wants the balance of exciting night life and shopping, Boulder is an ideal spot for you,” Dubyak says. “Pearl Street is vibrant, exciting and will allow the girlies to bar hop from spot to spot (I highly recommend the rooftop of Rosetta Hall) and get a delicious brunch in the morning at River and Woods (get the sausage patties).” The town also has gorgeous scenery and excellent hiking. After you’ve eten your way down Pearl Street, hit the trails. Boulder Canyon, Mount Sanitas and Wonderland Lake are all great options.  

• Getting There: 10 minutes from Antonio Rivera Rodríguez Airport 
• Where to Stay: Blue Horizon Boutique Resort (from $329/night); Ocean Villa (from $442/night, sleeps 6); The Vieques Guesthouse (from $167/night) 
• Things to Do: bioluminescent boat tour; Playa Navío; La Gran Parada 

There’s no shortage of bars and casinos in San Juan, but Vieques offers a decidedly more low-key bachelorette with plenty of sunshine, sand, azure tides, swaying palms, seafood and Pitorro cocktails. It’s the type of getaway that feels like an actual break from real life—which, for frenzied brides, is sure to be a welcome change of pace from dress alterations and band setlists. Bask in the serenity of a nighttime bioluminescent boat tour, spend a lazy afternoon sunbathing on Playa Navío and indulge in family-style meals at La Gran Parada.  

• Getting There: 1 hour 45 minutes from San Francisco International Airport 
• Where to Stay: Charming Healdsburg Retreat (from $391/night, sleeps 8); Calistoga Motor Lodge & Spa (from $398/night); Solage (from $1,365/night) 
• Things to Do: wine tasting in Dry Creek Valley, Coppola Movie Museum, Valette 

No shade to Sonoma (it’s truly one of the most magical grape-focused destinations in the world), but a Cali wine country bachelorette bash isn’t a really novel idea—with one major exception. Healdsburg is a quaint country town that’s just as much about art and food as sipping vino at the many splendid wineries and tasting rooms. In town, hit the Coppola Movie Museum and enjoy a Michelin-approved meal at Valette. As for wine tasting, the true off-the-beaten-path destination is Dry Creek Valley, just northwest of the town. Here, over 70 wineries are tucked into the rolling hillside, offering everything from cabernet sauvignon to pinot noir and syrah.