TER SUN LATE AVAILABILITY DESTINATIONS
ABOVE:
Novasol villa in Argaka, Cyprus
ABOVE LEFT: Raffles
Seychelles
10-room hotel built in traditional Canarian style and set at the foot of a cycling circuit, that’s a winner for active types. Prices are from £699 per person for a week, including easyJet flights from Gatwick on December 10. Jet2holidays, meanwhile,
recommends Turkey for the best availability. Among those taking bookings is the five-star Barut Lara in Antalya, which boasts 11 restaurants, six bars, a spa and separate sections for adults and families. Prices start at £469 per person for a week’s all-inclusive, based on two sharing, departing from Manchester on December 8. Cyprus is a perennial
winter-sun favourite – Olympic Holidays’ bookings are up 23% year on year – but that doesn’t mean it’s too late to book. The five-star Columbia Beach Resort in Pissouri Bay still has availability for this year and offers plenty to keep guests busy, from biking with former Swiss cycling champion Thomas Wegmüller to cooking classes with the resort’s Michelin-trained chef. But if finding space at a hotel on the island is a struggle, suggest a villa holiday. Novasol is offering a week at a four-star, two-bedroom villa with its own pool in the peaceful village of Argaka – overlooking the Akamas Mountains – from £490 (for up to four people) for various dates in December and January. Now that’s one way to beat the January blues – and without burning a hole in the post-Christmas wallet.
OF THE REST
Egypt
Tui rates the Red Sea for excellent
availability. Suggest the five-star Magic Life Kalawy in
Hurghada for a luxury stay on a budget.
Goa
Olympic Holidays suggests the Bloom Suites and Radisson Blu Resort, which has plenty of space for the winter season.
Thailand Amari
Hua Hin, a beachside resort a
few hours’ drive from Bangkok, is still taking bookings for the Christmas period.
BEST
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