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Holidays 2023

SolidgoneSolidgone
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Just booked my holiday for 2023. Starting off in January to February a nice trip into Central America from Mexico, Guatemala Belize (Andy Hunt around?), Costa Rica and then a stay in Bogotá (hoping for a little excursion to Aruba). And then back in time to enjoy the freezing weather and to plan another trip to South Africa in April. That’s what a call a nice start to the year.
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  • SwisdomSwisdom
     fortnight in Cancun booked up for the end of July and I’m already looking forward to it

    we’ll probably squeeze a week or two in to Europe  at some point I’d we can because it’s so easy to get to and we love a little road trip too.  Netherlands orFrance most likely 
  • shine166shine166
    Week in Malta, week in Norfolk, plus another if funds permit as its the last year we won't be booking around school holidays. 
  • ElthamaddickElthamaddick
    taking the family skiing in Feb half term week to Borovets - can't wait

    nothing else sorted
  • Oh Eddie Youds...Oh Eddie Youds...
    Pontins. Feb.
  • bobmunrobobmunro
    Solidgone said:
    Just booked my holiday for 2023. Starting off in January to February a nice trip into Central America from Mexico, Guatemala Belize (Andy Hunt around?), Costa Rica and then a stay in Bogotá (hoping for a little excursion to Aruba). And then back in time to enjoy the freezing weather and to plan another trip to South Africa in April. That’s what a call a nice start to the year.

    My youngest has been in Bogota on business for the last three months (back tomorrow) - he and his missus loved it and based on his experience I would also recommend a trip to Medellin if you can fit it in.

    My plans so far for 2023 - Mallorca in June and Vegas in September.
  • carly burncarly burn
    Want to do something in Feb half term. Possible city break with an 11 yr old and 16yr old in tow. Any suggestions?
  • DaveMehmetDaveMehmet
    Center Parcs in Jan & May, plus we’re planning a few days in Paris over Easter, 2 weeks all inclusive somewhere in Spain in the summer and possibly somewhere for the October half term 
  • MrOneLungMrOneLung
    carly burn said:
    Want to do something in Feb half term. Possible city break with an 11 yr old and 16yr old in tow. Any suggestions?
    yeah - Take an ipad for the 11 year old as will probably be bored.
  • Mendonca In AsdasMendonca In Asdas
    carly burn said:
    Want to do something in Feb half term. Possible city break with an 11 yr old and 16yr old in tow. Any suggestions?
    Barcelona?
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  • SolidgoneSolidgone
    bobmunro said:
    Solidgone said:
    Just booked my holiday for 2023. Starting off in January to February a nice trip into Central America from Mexico, Guatemala Belize (Andy Hunt around?), Costa Rica and then a stay in Bogotá (hoping for a little excursion to Aruba). And then back in time to enjoy the freezing weather and to plan another trip to South Africa in April. That’s what a call a nice start to the year.

    My youngest has been in Bogota on business for the last three months (back tomorrow) - he and his missus loved it and based on his experience I would also recommend a trip to Medellin if you can fit it in.

    My plans so far for 2023 - Mallorca in June and Vegas in September.

    I pleased your son enjoyed Bogotá - Colombia is a great place to visit and I spent nearly 4 weeks there earlier this year and stayed in Bogotá and Medellin, Cartagena, Barranquilla (and San Andreas). Only returning to Bogotá to visit friends as I make my way back to Blighty.
  • carly burncarly burn
    Mendonca In Asdas said:
    carly burn said:
    Want to do something in Feb half term. Possible city break with an 11 yr old and 16yr old in tow. Any suggestions?
    Barcelona?
    We Did that a few years ago. Game at the nou camp, the lot. Loved it
  • CurbsgoldeneraCurbsgoldenera
    carly burn said:
    Want to do something in Feb half term. Possible city break with an 11 yr old and 16yr old in tow. Any suggestions?
    Rome, amazing at all ages plus the added bonus of pizza and ice cream.
    Don’t forget February could be cold although maybe not a problem for a city break.
  • Weegie AddickWeegie Addick
    LargeAddick said:
    14 days in April driving round Mull of Kintyre, Mull, Skye, Fort William, Lochs Ness and Lomond courtesy of @WeegieAddick
    Delighted to help! And you'll only be missing the end of Charlton's relegation battle ;-)
  • jonseventyfivejonseventyfive
    Tenerife in February for us, visiting friends.
  • Athletico CharltonAthletico Charlton
    My as yet unbooked plan...

    Skiing France a week
    4 nights in Montenegro
    4 nights hiking somewhere in Europe
    1 week in Europe-deatination yet to be confirmed
    9 weeks in SE Asia
  • MrOneLungMrOneLung
    Athletico Charlton said:
    My as yet unbooked plan...

    Skiing France a week
    4 nights in Montenegro
    4 nights hiking somewhere in Europe
    1 week in Europe-deatination yet to be confirmed
    9 weeks in SE Asia
    mate, that is more than 25 days annual leave
  • AlgarveaddickAlgarveaddick
    So far Rockabilly weekenders in Spain (Feb) and Germany (April), Cambridge for the match in March, then a week mum-in-law-sitting in Hampshire. Prague early August, Northumberland late August. 
  • The_OrganiserThe_Organiser
    There was me thinking everyone is enduring a cost of living crisis… 😉

    Norfolk for a week for us at Easter, staying in a nice air BnB on a farm to celebrate my Mum’s 60th. Should be good for the little ones.
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  • cafcnick1992cafcnick1992
    Booked a shotgun trip to San Antonio last night at the pub. Going in 3 weeks.

    Anyone been there?
  • CharltonKerryCharltonKerry
    Week down at Carbis bay in April, two week cruise Southampton to Copenhagen, probably a few days somewhere in September, then the big one 17 night’s Caribbean cruise for wife 70th birthday in February 2024, really looking forward to that should be fun.
  • robinofottershawrobinofottershaw
    edited March 18
    Had a great one week ‘arctic’ break in Northern Norway last month.Three nights in Tromso, then took a flight further North East up to Alta for the rest of the time. Saw the Northern Lights in both locations, a nice day cruise from Tromso (unfortunately a month too late for whale watching, but stunning scenery), feeding reindeer, sledging down a ski run, cooking dinner in a glass “igloo” on top of our lodge near Alta whilst watching the Aurora etc.

    The highlight for me, aside from seeing the Northern Lights, was dog sledding with huskies. They allocated us each a team of 4 dogs and our own sledge. We had to harness each dog up and then went out on a cross country run in convoy with an experienced guide. Those dogs can really fly if you don’t control them via the brake. Also very friendly dogs.

    Doing a fly and flop in Majorca in June and then having a walking holiday in September when 14 of us are walking the last 360 kms of the Via Francigena route from just West of Florence down to Rome. 
  • Taxi_LadTaxi_Lad
    robinofottershaw said:
    Had a great one week ‘arctic’ break in Northern Norway last month.Three nights in Tromso, then took a flight further North East up to Alta for the rest of the time. Saw the Northern Lights in both locations, a nice day cruise from Tromso (unfortunately a month too late for whale watching, but stunning scenery), feeding reindeer, sledging down a ski run, cooking dinner in a glass “igloo” on top of our lodge near Alta whilst watching the Aurora etc.

    The highlight for me, aside from seeing the Northern Lights, was dog sledding with huskies. They allocated us each a team of 4 dogs and our own sledge. We had to harness each dog up and then went out on a cross country run in convoy with an experienced guide. Those dogs can really fly if you don’t control them via the brake. Also very friendly dogs.

    Doing a fly and flop in Majorca in June and then having a walking holiday in September when 14 of us are walking the last 360 kms of the Via Francigena route from just West of Florence down to Rome. 
    I did the Tromso trip with my ex girlfriend back in 2007. Real bucket list stuff!
  • MrOneLungMrOneLung
    cafcnick1992 said:
    Booked a shotgun trip to San Antonio last night at the pub. Going in 3 weeks.

    Anyone been there?
    Ibiza or Texas? 
  • McBobbinMcBobbin
    Two weeks in Thailand doing and organised family tour looking forward to it, wondering what the other families are going to be like
  • SolidgoneSolidgone
    Currently in Cape Verde (Boa Vista). Next week to arrange a trip to South Africa and Zambia in April/May. already booked 3 weeks in St Tropez plus another week or so in SW France with a few days in Gerona Spain. If things go well back to Bogota in July/Aug with a holiday in the Bahamas. Normally book a month in Spain throughout October to catch the last of the European sun. 
  • Mrs. BrightsideMrs. Brightside
    Private villa booked for two weeks in July, Wi-fi, air-con, private pool with no neighbor's. On a mountain side half way between Valencia and Alicante.. Fly and flop.!
  • JaybinhoJaybinho
    Two weeks in La Pineda in August. Not far from PortAventura. 
  • Justin20474Justin20474
    Off to Belfast for 3 nights in April and Fremantle (Perth, oz) for 3 weeks on November, can’t wait for either trip, just love travelling 
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