What is your ideal Holiday? Reviews


Description:And to the Americans reading this: What is your favorite vacation?
Newest Review: ... sit and read a book in the bath for hour after hour (I often read a book per bath) but stick me on a beach in the sun with the same book and i'll get bored after 30 minutes and have to get up and do something. Holidays, for me, are about doing things you wouldn't normally do at home. Sitting around sunbathing or getting drunk seems like a waste of money when i could do that anywhere. I ... more
Customer What is your ideal Holiday? Reviews (11)

by - written on 27/07/12 (Very useful, 238 readings)
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I'm very lucky to be getting my ideal holiday this year (Coutesy of my amazing boyfriend), a week in Florida followed by a 7 night Western Caribean cruise in November. I'm literally thinking of making a chart so that i can cross off each day till it's time to leave for the airport. For me the ideal holiday is where you get a little bit of time lazing around, you can do your own thing but where there is also lots of things to do. I get bored so easily, I don't know why it is but i can sit and read a book in the bath for hour after hour (I often read a book per bath) but stick me on a beach in the sun with the same book and i'll get bored after 30 minutes and ... Read the complete review

by - written on 27/07/12 (Useful, 130 readings)
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Holidays those magical days where worries can be boxed up and forgotten for a week or two! I put a lot of thought into holiday and a lot of planning to ensure it's a great one and ever since I was a child your holiday begins the moment you leave your house and the adventure begins! My ideal holiday 8 years ago would have been a Greek island with excellent taverna's and long lazy days doing nothing at all just relaxing late night walks along a deserted beach good food and wine total bliss! Fast forward to 2012 and we have two small children and so our ideal holiday has changed and the ideal is one where everyone gets to relax and enjoy ... Read the complete review

by - written on 19/01/09 (Very useful, 1889 readings)
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Well my ideal holiday varies depending on my mood, sometimes it involved New Zealand, death defying feats, jumping out of aeroplanes or off bridges, sometimes its nothing more than having a lovely beach and somewhere to swim and ignore the real world for a week or two. Ideal holidays vary depending on mood, but if I were to think where would I most like to go, my answer would have to be, i'd like to return to Argentina. I love the country, I love the variety and the food, culture, people and passion, entering the country, i'd like a week in the elegant capital, Buenos Aires, taking time to watch classical Tango shows, some live football at Boca ... Read the complete review

by - written on 29/07/07 (Very useful, 1675 readings)
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After a few hectic months working hard I look forward to a nice holiday. My ideal dream is that I will spend all day lying on a sun lounger with a nice cool drink at my side and a good book, doing absolutely nothing except relax. The plan is to lie in the warmth, under a sun umbrella of course, and just spend at least a week in the sunny weather, unwinding and recharging. That is the dream - before I go. The reality is that after the first morning, when I can't wait to get onto that sun lounger, I become bored! A good book is okay, but I want to go off and explore the surroundings, not just spend all the time sitting by the pool or on the beach. ... Read the complete review

by - written on 06/04/07, updated on 09/04/07 (Very useful, 598 readings)
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I have only been abroad once in my 22 years (If you don't count Wales as being abroad), when I was 18 months old I went to Portugal, I of course don't remember anything of it but I have had some good holidays in England in a variety of places like Sandy Bay, Butlins and campsites like Merley Court and also in the New Forest and Forest of Deane. I am however itching to go abroad but have never got around to getting a passport and have had arguments with friends about holidays. One friend only got his passport from Newport a couple of days before he went abroad with another mate of mine and they said that they had booked it and if I wanted to go then I had to ... Read the complete review
