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nandos sonic sauce

nandos sonic sauce

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Que abuse for an AI holiday i know from the elite few on here :lol: but was looking for a holiday to somewhere like Cyprus in May next year for me, MRS sauce and 2 sourcettes aged 13 and 17 (At that time) Found some canny ones and like the look of the holiday village over there, as we've done some of them a few years back, and enjoyed them.
The problem is last time we went somewhere we had a villa which was cracking but a bit too quiet for everyone, so the bairns and better half now want to do another AI. Great in theory, but most are in the arse end of nowhere, and all the entertainment is aimed at kids a lot younger than mine are now. Any top suggestions? Would also consider Spain and Portugal and possibly Tenerife as alternatives. Looking t pay between £1600 -£2000 max before people start with OTT prices.
Somewhere great on it's own, or somewhere within a quick walk of pubs and food places
 


KarenDent said:
There ya gan
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Some canny places, but i don't want to book through tripadvisor. I know it would probably be cheaper but don't want the hassle of sorting flights, transfers etc. Turkey seems a good price compared to other places, but i would worry about the hassles out in that region if i'm honest
 
nandos sonic sauce said:
Some canny places, but i don't want to book through tripadvisor. I know it would probably be cheaper but don't want the hassle of sorting flights, transfers etc. Turkey seems a good price compared to other places, but i would worry about the hassles out in that region if i'm honest
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Is the Cyprus holiday village in Paphos ?
 
[QUOTE"nandos sonic sauce, post: 21454035, member: 23870"]Some canny places, but i don't want to book through tripadvisor. I know it would probably be cheaper but don't want the hassle of sorting flights, transfers etc. Turkey seems a good price compared to other places, but i would worry about the hassles out in that region if i'm honest[/QUOTE]
Would Imagine he put tripadvisor links up for reviews rather than booking?
Tunisia probably still a cheap-ish option anarl, look for a decent chain like rui. If you can find somewhere with a couple near to each other you can eat/drink in all of them when AI
 
nandos sonic sauce said:
Some canny places, but i don't want to book through tripadvisor. I know it would probably be cheaper but don't want the hassle of sorting flights, transfers etc. Turkey seems a good price compared to other places, but i would worry about the hassles out in that region if i'm honest
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I never book anywhere without first looking at the reviews on Trip Advisor.
 
nandos sonic sauce said:
Yes mate.
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It's called the Aliathon, I stayed there a few years ago. We didn't have kids with us but got a good deal. Pool very impressive, food good, if you go there ask or demand a room in The Fisherman's village, they are the best rooms right on the main pool.
Bus stop right outside or it's a mile maybe more walk to the harbour. There is a coastal path you can use with a decent beach after about half a mile.
Lots of locals have christening and weddings there so they must be doing something right.
 
Have to say as well mate, when it comes to AI you get what you pay for so get the highest rating you can afford.
 
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