Travis Kelce’s bachelor party set — inside secret plans before star weds Taylor Swift

Travis Kelce’s bachelor party is just weeks away, Page Six has learned.

A source tells us that Taylor Swift’s fiancé will be having a chill trip with his buddies at the end of May in the Bahamas.

A source tells us the big item on the agenda is golf with his brother Jason Kelce and pals like his Kansas City Chief’s teammate Patrick Mahomes. 

We hear they plan to rent a huge villa and will hit the links during the day followed by dinner at home.

“It’ll be chill,” says the source. “Just guys having a good time.”

Swift and Kelce have vacationed in the Bahamas. In March 2024 they visited Harbour Island, enjoying private time at the $15,000-a-night Rosalita House estate.

He told Entertainment Tonight following the trip that he fell in love with the tropical spot.

“You know what? It’s just the lovely place down there, isn’t it?” he said. “You can get it all down there. All the love in the world.”

He was recently spotted on a golf trip this past weekend with his teammate Robert Tonyan Jr. and San Francisco 49er George Kittle at Bandon Dunes in Oregon.

Swift and Kelce got engaged in August 2025 after two years of dating, announcing the news on Instagram in a flower-filled garden.

The twosome began dating in the summer of 2023.

Plans for the wedding are being held closely under wraps.

Page Six previously reported that there are plans to host an intimate wedding in Rhode Island this summer. Swift owns a home there and the Ocean House Hotel, located right next door to her estate, may be involved in some capacity, according to our sources.

We also heard the pair could scrap the idea altogether, and instead go “all out” at a totally different venue that can accommodate more attendees like the 4,200-acre Blackberry Farm estate in Tennessee, which has been featured in Vogue, Brides and Martha Stewart.

Swift has a home in Nashville.

Our sources also said Swift and Kelce are considering a private island like Necker in the British Virgin Islands, which is owned by English business magnate Richard Branson, or another Caribbean isle.