How Do You Find An All-Exclusive Family Cheap Holiday?
We all need a holiday from time to time, whether we're married, single, or have a family. Sometimes, we face constraints in our budget. There should be a way around this. We shouldn't let financial pressure prevent a family holiday. Every family needs time to recharge their batteries and learn how to enjoy life all over again. Read on for some ideas.
Exploring the Ways to Find an All-Inclusive Family Cheap Holiday
So! You're going through a period when money is tight, but you need to take the kids on a holiday. How do you get around that one?
- The first thing you should do is adjust your expectations. You might not be able to afford a two-week holiday, but you could probably afford one week. You'd return feeling fresh and ready to get back to your routine. Secondly, who says you have to go abroad? The UK is full of fascinating places to visit. You'll find that British holiday resorts are probably the best around for value and enjoyment. It's true that airfares are cheaper than ever. But going by car, train or bus for your holiday won't make it any less enjoyable.
- If you shop around, you'll notice that it's possible to rent a static caravan for as little as £225 per week. That's accommodation for a whole family. Consisting of two parents and two or three kids. You'll need to buy groceries, as eating out would be expensive. But if there's a Tesco or Lidl nearby, you'll manage. If you find the caravan rental a bit pricey, think again. Do you have a relative or a friend who has a caravan somewhere? You could ask them if it's free at any time during the school holidays. If so, you could offer to hire it for a week or two and ask them to give you consideration because of financial constraints. If you promise to leave the caravan as clean as you found it, you'll probably have no problem getting it on your terms.
- Because you're budgeting, it doesn't mean that ‘abroad' is barred. What about Ireland? Many British people have relatives there. Reach out and make contact. Perhaps you have a cousin with a spare room who can put you up for a few days. Travel on the ferry from Holyhead. Don't expect to stay for free, though. Extra people in the house bump up the bills at the rate of about €100 per week. Pay your expenses and buy your groceries.
