FAMILY HOLIDAYS EASTER BREAKS DESTINATIONS
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ith spring and all its glories just about on the
horizon, now’s the time to start thinking about selling an Easter break. So where do you send families wanting a getaway that won’t break the bank, we hear you cry? Look no further – we’ve rounded up five of the best for under £500 per person.
w CORNWALL: £197 PER PERSON Easter needn’t mean flocking to the other side of the
planet. The UK goes all out for the season with Easter egg hunts taking place across the country, and you can easily get in on the game by selling a themed break. Butlin’s will be hosting egg hunts as well as artsy activities across its sites, while Haven has a special Easter Eggstravaganza going on.
Landal GreenParks’ Gwel an
Mor in Cornwall will be offering a free Easter party with disco, party games, buffet and drinks, pluzs themed crafts for
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those who want to get creative. The park also boasts an on-site
farm, golf course, fishing lake, spa and indoor play area (complete with climbing wall) so it’s a worthy sell for adults as well as kids – and it’s all a short stroll from Portreath Beach, meaning parents in need of a bit of respite can flop on the sand and make the most of the clear spring skies. Book it: A three-night break over Easter at Landal Gwel an Mor costs from £789 for a family of four.
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w DISNEYLAND PARIS: £464 PER PERSON Families looking for a thrill? Direct them to Disneyland Paris, where the Marvel Season of Super Heroes returns from March 23 to June 16. There will be a new, live-action stage show featuring all the key superheroes with high- tech special effects, alongside dance-offs between the stars, encounters with Captain America and hero-themed face painting to keep the little ‘uns entertained. The whole thing is in anticipation of an upcoming Marvel-themed area, hotel and attraction, so
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