British holidaymakers after a thrifty holiday bargain, can save pounds through a camping escape. Here's how
Camping holiday specialists Europcamp is offering up to 30% off selected family breaks to Europe, for travel throughout summer and autumn 2016.
As booking season gets underway, the camping-holiday specialists have launched a number of deals for travel post-Easter, including over the school summer holiday break - from £20 per night, per party.
See our picks of the best Eurocamp deals below - for more cheap Europe escapes packages, see our Disneyland deals - or for more family travel savings, see our cheap holidays guide.
10% summer holidays and 20% in July
For any last minute bookers, Eurocamp is offering an extra 10% off July-August breaks to Paris, Saint Tropez, the Vendee, and Italy. View the destinations and dates on offer here - prices start from £180 per family.
30% off October half term breaks
Travel during October, and you can still enjoy some late summer sun, but in quieter and more relaxed surroundings.
Those booking in advance, can currently take advantage of 30% off (discount automatically applied) with prices from £265 per family.
25% off 2017 breaks
If you're booking ahead, families can enjoy up to 25% off, plus an extra 5% discount for early birds who book by 31 July 2016 - for travel throughout 2017. View the selected destinations here - all bookings will require a £99 upfront deposit.
Top summer 2016 campsites and deals
Norcenni Girasole Club, Tuscany
Located in Tuscany and famous for its culinary delights, holidayers are in for a treat in Norcenni Girasole CLub.
Learn Italian cooking skills at the parc’s very own cookery course and enjoy authentic cuisine at any of the 3 on-site restaurants, including pizzeria.
For those with a taste for the grape, the parc holds regular wine tasting sessions on site, as well as organised excursions to world-famous Chianti vineyards.
Stay at Norcenni Girasole Club for £50 a night in September.
Bella Tola, Switzerland
Adults can escape to Bella Tola in Switzerland and soak in the beautiful alpine views by the pool on parc.
Located on a wooded hillside ringed by the towering mountains of the Valais region and right next to a nature trail, enjoy long walks in the sunshine while taking in the spectacular views.
Prices start at £61 a night, per party.
St. Avit Loisirs Campsite, Dordogne
We all know that children and big kids alike can have hours of enjoyment splashing around in a pool.
At St Avit Loisirs in the Dordogne, there are six pools available with rocky waterfalls, outdoor paddling pools, a heated tropical pool, a lazy river and a spray ground to make sure the fun never ends.
Prices start at £78 per night, per party.
L’Atlantique, Brittany
For those who love the feel of sand between their toes, head to L’Atlantique in Brittany from £135 during August this summer.
Visit the gorgeous beach, just a stone’s throw away from the parc and keep an eye out for the wildlife in the nearby nature reserve.
Domaine des Naiades, Port Grimaud
For families who want to try something new, Eurocamp’s latest parc Domaine des Naiades in Port Grimaud boasts an Olympic sized pool and is only 900 meters from a stunning beach.
With close transport links to St Tropez, this is ideally a family destination and prices start at £165 per family per night, during school summer holidays.
5 reasons to go on a driving holiday
Travel is a very important consideration for any holidaymaker and deciding whether to opt for flights, ferries or driving can be daunting.
However, the benefits of a self-drive holiday are becoming ever more appealing because petrol and diesel prices are at their lowest for several years, plus the cost of crossing the channel is near a historical low.
Alfresco Holidays share their top 5 reasons to go on a driving holiday below.
1. No baggage limits
With no baggage weight or size issues to worry about, take any extras you like, including inflatables for fun in the pool or sports gear for those after an active holiday
2. Watch the pennies
In comparison to flying, driving holidays are kinder to the wallet with ferry transport from as little as £78 standard return from Dover to Calais, with a crossing time of just 90 minutes
3. Do it your own way
Driving gives you the flexibility to travel and see exactly what you want, building your own itinerary as you go. You also have the freedom to choose a two-centre holiday
4. Home comforts on the road
Taking your own car on holiday means you can bring those home comforts with you, from the kids car seats to portable DVD players or even air con, it’s the little essentials that make your holiday
5. Take your own car snacks
Pack the car with your kids’ favourite foods, from that must have breakfast cereal to tomato sauce that goes with everything, it’s a sure fire way to avoid any issues with fussy eaters
0 nhận xét:
Đăng nhận xét