(Dalguise). Water confidence is adequate older teenagers for purchasing drinks,
for all other UK watersports locations. sweets and ice creams; plus between £5
PGLe-PALS
Participants must be able to swim 50
and £20 to purchase gifts which will be on
Many of our guests travel on their
metres to participate in watersports at our
sale on the last day of the holiday. We
own. However if you feel it would
Ardeche and Mediterranean centres. Water
operate a secure system for holding and
reassure your child to correspond with
confidence is adequate for all other
issuing pocket money in accordance with
another child booked on the same
overseas watersports locations.
parents’ wishes.
holiday week, why not take advantage
POCKETMONEY
BIRTHDAYS of our PGL E-Pals service?
All PGL holidays in the UK are fully
If your child has a birthday during their
Just give our reservations staff your
inclusive and there is little need to bring
PGL holiday, please advise us prior to
e-mail address at the time of booking,
large sums of money. However, there are
travel and we will endeavour to make their
and we will try to arrange an E-Pal
sometimes excursion days, and all centres
day one to remember! In the UK this may
introduction. We will try to match your
feature a tuck shop selling sweets and
include a birthday cake with our
child with another guest on the same
small souvenirs. Some centres for older
compliments, to share with their friends.
holiday, at the same time. Once a
children also have a pool table in the chill-
PASSPORTSANDDOCUMENTATION
match has been made we will forward
out room at a cost of around 50p per game,
For overseas holidays, please note that it is
the email address to each guest,
and 13–16 year olds may have the
your responsibility to ensure that your child
advising them accordingly.
opportunity to take part in evening
has his/her own passport and (if
activities off site, such as bowling. A small
necessary) visa documentation. Holders of
charge will be made for these to cover
non-UK passports should check with their
transport and entrance fees. There is no
embassy whether a visa will be required.
obligation for any guest to take part in
All UK citizens travelling abroad need to be
these optional extras, and a free
in possession of a valid passport. Please
alternative activity will always be available
allow plenty of time for the application
on centre.
process, as we are unable to allow guests
to travel without a valid passport.
For further information on the country to
be visited, please check the Foreign and
Commonwealth Office website
www.fco.gov.uk/en/travelling-and-living-
overseas or visit ABTA’s website
Please bear in mind that it takes us
www.abta.com.
time to build up a pool of names, before
we’re able to connect you with an E-Pal.
For holidays within Europe, it is essential We can only make one introduction per
that you obtain a European Health person, and ages will never be more
Insurance Card for your child. You can than 2 years apart. If we cannot find a
obtain an EHIC on line at www.ehic.org.uk, pal for your child, we’ll contact you in
by calling 0845 605 0707 or from your local due course to advise – but don’t worry,
Post Office. Should medical attention be about half of our guests arrive on their
needed whilst within the European own and they all leave with lots of new
The amount of pocket money required
Community, an EHIC can save both time friends!
obviously varies with the age of the child.
and money, avoiding the need to pay a
On our UK holidays we recommend pocket
minimum £10 excess charge for any
money (on a sliding scale) from an average
medical treatment claimed from our
of £1.50 per day for 7 year olds, £2.00 per
insurers.
day for 12 year olds and £3.00 per day for
“WhenIwenttocollectmychildrenIwasveryimpressedbythe
vigilanceofthestaffoverthechildren.Thestaffwereallveryfriendly
andwelcoming.Thekidshada
gr
eattime!
Thankyou.”
MsFox
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