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Leaving Cert holiday. Help? Advice?

  • 17-01-2012 11:45pm
    #1
    123Mike
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5 ✭


    Myself and two of my friends are dead set on going on a holiday after our leaving cert. Problem is, we don't know where to go. A fairly big group of lads in our year are headed to Tenerife, which is essentially a party resort. Drink all night and sleep until 5 o' clock the next day. We've decided to separate from that big group but we still want somewhere with a good night life, beaches, etc. We'd like to stay in Europe.

    Ideally, we'd also avoid the standard places for British and Irish holidaymakers. Magaluf, Santa Ponsa and all of the other 'chav' destinations, if you know what I mean. Trouble is, we can't seem to find a middleground. It seems to be either family oriented resorts or all out party resorts. Any suggestions?

    A big factor is also the cost. We plan to stay for a week. Our absolute maximum budget for travel and hotel is €500, but we're willing to stay in sh*t hotels/hostels if needs be. Spending money then on top of that.

    Basically what we want is:
    1. Good night life
    2. Sun
    3. Cheap drink
    4. Something to do during the day
    5. Beach if possible
    6. To avoid all the 'chavs', but still be with English speakers (if that's even possible).

    The top 4 are the most important. But a beach would be great too.

    Just a note on number 6: I myself have no problems with anyone ever as long as they don't disturb me. Same goes for on holidays, I don't care who they are, if they're nice to me then I'll be nice to them. It's one of the two lads I'm going with that's fairly set on avoiding the 'chav' places. I just don't want to start arguing with him before we even have it booked.

    Any and all suggestions are appreciated.
    Thanks :)
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  • #2
    bradley1992
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7 ✭bradley1992


    Gran Canaria.

    Not too crazy, not to quiet.

    decent prices within your budget, check it out.

    13 of us went for our LC holiday and it was great... check out www.travelrepublic.ie for booking your accomodation and for flights go ryanair


  • #3
    bradley1992
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7 ✭bradley1992


    bradley1992 wrote: »
    Gran Canaria.

    Not too crazy, not to quiet.

    decent prices within your budget, check it out.

    13 of us went for our LC holiday and it was great... check out www.travelrepublic.ie for booking your accomodation and for flights go ryanair


    ALSO - theres english and irish everywhere u go in europe party destinations however GC was NOT 'chav' place


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