STAG groups can now party at the North Pole — for £25,000 per person.
The five-night guided Arctic adventure includes clothing to cope with -35C temperatures.
Dishes of seal, reindeer and whale meat will be among meals on offer.
Lunch and dinner will be served in a specially designed heated tent, where groom and guests can prepare for the final push to the pole.
With around 1,000 visitors each year, organisers Last Night of Freedom call the trip “an extreme stag do for guys who want to make history”.
Intrepid groups will fly into Longyearbyen in Svalbard, Norway, two days before a 2½-hour flight to the ice runway at Barneo Ice Station.
The party will then be flown by helicopter to around three miles from the Pole, completing the trek on skis.
They camp overnight, celebrating with caviar and champagne, before satellite calls home.
The party will also have the chance to build the most northerly snowmen in the world.
At the end of the epic stag do, all participants will be presented with an official North Pole Diploma proving they completed the expedition.
Boss Matt Mavir said: “There is nothing else like this on the market.”
