FAMILY HOLIDAYS SWITCH-SELLING DESTINATIONS


Louis Hotels’ newest property, St Elias Resort in Protaras, is also set to open on May 13 after renovation as a four-star-plus all-inclusive. Book it: Olympic Holidays offers seven nights’ all-inclusive for four sharing a Junior Sea-view Suite at Elias Beach Hotel in Limassol for £3,769, based on an August 1 departure, with easyJet flights to Larnaca. olympicholidays.com


w SWITCH CAMPING ON THE CONTINENT FOR COUNTRY LIVING IN THE UK Forget worrying about baggage allowances or struggling through airport security – families who eschew package holidays for the independence of their own car and a non-hotel setting might be surprised how much there is in the UK. Hoseasons has just added a set of Scandinavian-style lodges overlooking the north


Cornwall coast to its Evermore Lodge Holiday Collection. As well as a sandy beach at Portreath, the nearby wildlife conservation centre offers a chance to see foxes and hand-feed reindeer, while ranger-led wildlife safaris and lamp-lit night walks will open children’s eyes to the barn owls, bats and hedgehogs which come out after dark. There’s no need to rough it


at Haven’s Perran Sands, either. Also in Cornwall, this park is home to some of the brand’s most innovative accommodation, with yurts, geo-domes and safari tents that go way beyond a standard tent, with everything from wooden verandas to interconnecting domes for extended families. Book it: A three-night weekend break for four at Gwel an Mor in north Cornwall starts at £439, with a week from £529. hoseasons.co.uk


ABOVE: Hoseasons’ Gwel an Mor, Cornwall


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