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Holiday without children
Is there a company who specialises in holidays with no children allowed? We don't want to be sat by the pool with screaming children! We have holidays off work the last fortnight in June. Thanks.
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We have been on two adults only holidays a few years back. I think we booked with first choice holidays. What you have to remember is that the adults only may not apply to other countries as at both hotels there was at least 1 couple with children, although you never really noticed them as they was quite young and very well behaved. Try google, that should fetch some up.
if you fancy spain then try the hotel reina christina in algeceiras costa del sol. used to go there every year & they never had kids (may have relaxed a bit now, but i hear still not many go). its a fab hotel with exellent staff & entertainment & sports throughout the day. most people go back each year as they like it so much (& maybe also to see the lovely juan-ma who works there!). we always went in june as not too hot.
anyway wherever you go- have a nice time!
Hey muppeteer, that is one of the hotels we stayed at and although it was adult only there was a young spanish woman with a little boy of about 4 years old. Because it is not a tourist area but a working port you don't tend to get many tourists staying there, we found that there was a lot of spanish businessmen staying at the hotel, but then again we had a thoroughly good holiday, we used to get the bus into gibraltar every day and we went on the hydrofoil trip to morocco one day which was an experience not to be missed, but never to be repeated.
Thank you all so much! What a terrific response! We are too old for 18-30 and too young for SAGA, but thanks anyway homerthegrea. I shall be checking out Sandals Holidays - I'd never even heard of them - so big thank you to everyone for that suggestion. P&O Cruise Ships is something we hadn't considered but will now, thanks. Then the Spanish holiday, thanks for your recommendation muppeteer. Think it's going to be a busy afternoon!
I would recomend a child-free cruise with P&O.
Arcadia (P&O) is def child-free cos I've booked it for next year, but Oceana is not (I was on it last year).
Can't remember which is the other child-free ship.
I would definitely recommend a cruise though - top notch service, friendly staff, you're treated so well, top notch food (silver service), just a fantastic experience all in all.
I dont know of a company, but there is a new site I found that does. doesnt have much content yet by the looks of it but at least it gives hope to some of us parents who want to escape the kids..
http://www.leavethembehind.com
http://www.leavethembehind.com
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