Children’s ages for holidays

[blueparrot]

Don’t know about that. I’ve just paid about £400 each for an all inclusive in a nice Spanish hotel that we’ve been to before, in the April school holidays next year.

Flights
Transfers
Decent hotel with a mini water park
7 nights food and drink
Kids entertainment every day.

You’d do well to pay for that as you go along separately for anything like that price. Plus there’s nothing to do in an apartment.

Guess we're all different and if that's what you're looking for fair enough, we always had apartment holidays, and my kids loved them and think it gave them my passion for travel off the beaten path,my daughters currently travelling in South East Asia and I like to think we've passed that sense of adventure on to her and her brother. For me can't think of anything worse than a mini water park,7 nights food and drink,kids entertainment every day.

 

[Stephen230]

Guess we're all different and if that's what you're looking for fair enough, we always had apartment holidays, and my kids loved them and think it gave them my passion for travel off the beaten path,my daughters currently travelling in South East Asia and I like to think we've passed that sense of adventure on to her and her brother. For me can't think of anything worse than a mini water park,7 nights food and drink,kids entertainment every day.

Fair enough. I’m not trying to sell all inclusive holidays to people who aren’t into that sort of thing.

It was more the comment about them being expensive. We have a favourite seaside hotel in England that we all like and go to quite often. But it’s more expensive to go there for a week than it is to go to Spain. And that’s before you even start on food and drink.