Holidays this year - where ya going

[Pentonville]

"I think after the back and forth of France for past few years, I am thinking of going West to Central or South America. PanamaHat be warned hahaha but I am also considering Belize or Argentina. Where are you all going......... On a side note, if anyone is planning on booking big on Easy jet in next 2 weeks, hold fire and DM me as I have a large voucher which is transferable and I can save you a couple of hundred quid on your flights"

[lab]

"St James club Antigua , WA in Sept."

[Rossal]

"Tenerife in a few weeks with the missus, first time not doing all inc going half board. Actually looking forward to not eating and drinking myself into oblivion and venturing out the hotel a bit more. Done a full all inclusives which are great but bit isolated so this time venturing out a bit more.....especially for the England games Then got stag do in Benidorm mid July, out there for the final so could be carnage Will try get away Sept/Oct, fancy Majorca or Ibiza"

[Fifth Column]

Hopefully to Java in November.

[fraser]

"Ron and MM-yeah I understand why others would like it, just not for me. I never hang around the hotel and I love to walk around town and everywhere. I just sleep there, maybe an hour max around pool before I'm bored shitless then go out all day, then will pop back to shower and go out again. So would be a total waste for me."

[Ron Eff]

Don’t want*

[Ron Eff]

"All inclusives, like anything else, you get what you pay for. Go to a 3* with one buffet restaurant and it will be shit. Go to a 5* ultra all inclusive with a number of a la carte restaurants so you can order from a menu, and order a bottle of wine from a wine list and it’s absolutely fine, especially if you have young children and want the stress of walking around a town for something to eat."

[mashed in maryland]

"Never used to fancy all inclusives either, but with family/kids they can be a lifesaver. Kids clubs, wide selection of food to keep everyone happy, usually have good connections/transport and its not like there's armed guards keeping you there if you wanna leave. Often works out much cheaper as well. Going exploring and doing everything yourself is great but sometimes you just wanna relax"

[mashed in maryland]

"Never used to fancy all inclusives either, but with family/kids they can be a lifesaver. Kids clubs, wide selection of food to keep everyone happy, usually have good connections/transport and its not like there's armed guards keeping you there if you wanna leave. Often works out much cheaper as well. Going exploring and doing everything yourself is great but sometimes you just wanna relax"

[Banjo]

I am off to Fiji with Mrs Banjo for a couple of weeks in September. It’s only a Four hour flight from Sydney and we are looking forward to the trip.

[Pentonville]

Fraser I agree and prib still wouldn't do it with family. I'm thinking more of just me and knowing u ain't got to worry about anything. Cheers violator...looking in to it

[violator]

"Went to the Baia Lara on Lara Beach a couple of times, that was 24 hour AI, not sure of it still is though."

[fraser]

"I've never fancied all inclusive, I'd never want to stay around the hotel and definitely don't want to drink all day."

[Pentonville]

so maybe until midnight...i can deal with that lol...thanks cony

[Pentonville]

so maybe until midnight...i can deal with that lol...thanks cony

[Cony Tottee]

Pentonville Most are all food and drinks until midnight although some only offer local spirits rather than branded drinks. They don't 'get ya' so to speak unless you're only prepared to drink the branded stuff. Most hotels will be pretty upfront about what's included before you book.

[the exile]

"Off in a few days to Mull and Iona. It's all about scenery, nature and peace & quiet for us."

[Pentonville]

"in the words of the great leonard hatred, all inclusive, talk to me is it literally everything. is it between certain times. how do they ""get ya"" back? based on the answers i may go to turkey in the next 2 days on an all inclusvie for a week to decompress."

[zico]

"Just in a taxi from Heathrow after returning from a fabulous two week trip to Canada and Alaska. Three days in Banff, two days Rocky Mountaineer, two nights Vancouver then seven on Alaska cruise on Celebrity Solstice with a night again in Vancouver to finish. The views at Banff National Park on the Mountaineer and on the cruise were something else. The Hubbard Glacier was something special. Absolutely fabulous trip, only problem is I need a holiday to get over it!"

[zico]

"Just in a taxi from Heathrow after returning from a fabulous two week trip to Canada and Alaska. Three days in Banff, two days Rocky Mountaineer, two nights Vancouver then seven on Alaska cruise on Celebrity Solstice with a night again in Vancouver to finish. The views at Banff National Park on the Mountaineer and on the cruise were something else. The Hubbard Glacier was something special. Absolutely fabulous trip, only problem is I need a holiday to get over it!"

[Mike Oxsaw]

"Bungo 11:04 Tue May 28 Much of the Mekon is fucked by several upstream dams recently being brought into use (mostly in China, Laos & Cambodia). You may want to consider further downstream for your cruise. As it's currently the rainy season, it may not be too obvious on a boat, but many of the communities that rely on the river are struggling."

[fraser]

Rave holiday in Greece in September. Thailand for a month Christmas and New Year.

[joyo]

"Phall/Northern...best US road trip l did with 3 mates over 20 days was Seattle,Cascade mountain loop drive(stunning),Crater lake,Reno,Lake Tahoe,Yosmite,San Fran"

[joyo]

goose is actually only going to Jaywick

[riosleftsock]

"Normandy in Feb with the kids, Albania later this week and Dordogne in the summer hols. Hopefully a cheeky week in Lanzarote again in November."

[Council Scum]

"Rome, Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Marbella done. Ibiza next month. Grandkids to Spain or Portugal in August And either Australia or Thailand towards the end of the year."