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recommend a holiday with a toddler

  • 11-01-2017 10:33pm
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    cruais
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    Our son is 16 months at the moment. Was hoping to get away somewhere in the summer. He will be 21 or 22 months then and full of beans as he is now!

    Can anyone recommend somewhere that isnt too hard on the purse but that he will enjoy.

    Ideally would love somewhere that is very chilled out, with nice restaurants and scenery

    thanks a mill


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  • #2
    Heroditas
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    cruais wrote: »
    Our son is 16 months at the moment. Was hoping to get away somewhere in the summer. He will be 21 or 22 months then and full of beans as he is now!

    Can anyone recommend somewhere that isnt too hard on the purse but that he will enjoy.

    Ideally would love somewhere that is very chilled out, with nice restaurants and scenery

    thanks a mill

    We went to Cornwall in the summer of 2013 when our first child was about 15 months old. Decent weather, not too over priced and there are some lovely cottages or houses that you can rent for a reasonable price.
    Some very decent restaurants and beautiful scenery along with plenty of beaches.


  • #3
    je551e
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    Bumping this as I'm looking for he exact same information my little boy is the same age hope you don't mind


  • #4
    uck51js9zml2yt
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    I took mine to Portugal . Very kid friendly.


  • #5
    Rigor Mortis
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    We got an airbnb in puerto de pollensa in Majorca. The flights are cheap with Ryanair and much shorter than others, say the Canaries. The beach is lovely. Its a quiet resort with nice restaurants. Would deffo go back


  • #6
    scudzilla
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    We have a 6month old and have just booked a holiday for September when she'll be 14months

    Going here http://www.falconholidays.ie/f/greece/south-aegean-islands/rhodes/lardos/apartments/cosmos-maris

    It's a very small resort on Rhodes, hotel is 5mins walk from the beach, Trip Advisor has it #1 hotel in region, yeah i know it's a self catering studio but meals are so cheap out there

    At toddler age all you really want is a decent pool/beach, which this has

    Best thing of all is the price, we paid 838euro for the 3 of us on Falcon, that includes flights, 40kg checked in luggage, transfers and the hotel, can't go far wrong with that price, and weather in Sept is nice, not too hot yet still warm


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  • #7
    aabarnes1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 295 ✭✭aabarnes1


    cruais wrote: »
    Our son is 16 months at the moment. Was hoping to get away somewhere in the summer. He will be 21 or 22 months then and full of beans as he is now!

    Can anyone recommend somewhere that isnt too hard on the purse but that he will enjoy.

    Ideally would love somewhere that is very chilled out, with nice restaurants and scenery

    thanks a mill

    Try Ireland


  • #8
    cruais
    Registered Users Posts: 1,559 ✭✭✭cruais


    aabarnes1 wrote: »
    Try Ireland

    Thanks to everyone for the replies.

    We have been on weekends away in Ireland. We havent been abroad in a few years so was hoping to change that this year


  • #9
    Samuel T. Cogley
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,684 ✭✭✭✭Samuel T. Cogley


    Madeira (sp?) Like the cake.


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