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Looking for fresh ideas for next year.
We've done Greece but obviously not all.
Spain.
Turkey.
Malta.
Morocco.
We have some specific requirements:
Must be quiet, not a party island or anything that attracts hords of British acting like a bunch of entitled morons with no respect for the place they are visiting or other guest's and sole purpose is to be pissed by 9am daily d*unk,loud and obnoxious.
Flights no longer than 5 hrs.
Decent weather in September.
Have some culture .
And lastly not full of pissed brits.... yeah you get the idea. |
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By *S_71Man 1 week ago
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"Looking for fresh ideas for next year.
We've done Greece but obviously not all.
Spain.
Turkey.
Malta.
Morocco.
We have some specific requirements:
Must be quiet, not a party island or anything that attracts hords of British acting like a bunch of entitled morons with no respect for the place they are visiting or other guest's and sole purpose is to be pissed by 9am daily d*unk,loud and obnoxious.
Flights no longer than 5 hrs.
Decent weather in September.
Have some culture .
And lastly not full of pissed brits.... yeah you get the idea. "
Jordan/ aqaba is fantastic |
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I would have suggested Cape Verde, but it’s a 6 hour flight.
2 hours further south from the Canary Islands, off the coast of Africa. Very underdeveloped islands, but the hotels were nice. Not a lot to do other than relax in the hotels and sunbathe though |
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By *eliWoman 1 week ago
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Positano. Sorrento (to echo the poster above). If you're wanting even less likelihood of stumbling across the Brits Abroad gang there's also Lake Garda. Truly incredible.
Oh and Sicily; Palermo and Cefalù in particular.
And Corsica!  |
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I think it's more about choosing the specific location within the country or area.
Couple of places you might like quite low key
Nerja - just the other side of Malaga
El Medano - Tenerife
Sharks Bay, Sharm. Very low-key. |
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"Positano. Sorrento (to echo the poster above). If you're wanting even less likelihood of stumbling across the Brits Abroad gang there's also Lake Garda. Truly incredible.
Oh and Sicily; Palermo and Cefalù in particular.
Agree positano is beautiful, hire a car and get exploring x
And Corsica! "
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By *ick37Man 1 week ago
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"I would have suggested Cape Verde, but it’s a 6 hour flight.
2 hours further south from the Canary Islands, off the coast of Africa. Very underdeveloped islands, but the hotels were nice. Not a lot to do other than relax in the hotels and sunbathe though"
I've been twice and enjoyed bothe times
Island tour is a must and s catamaran trip highly recommended. |
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Depends on what you want?? We love Egypt for early spring warmth.. we just got back & it was in the low 30’s & summer hols we tend to head off to places like Naxos , Skopelos for the small Greek island feeling… secluded beeches etc |
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"Positano. Sorrento (to echo the poster above). If you're wanting even less likelihood of stumbling across the Brits Abroad gang there's also Lake Garda. Truly incredible.
Oh and Sicily; Palermo and Cefalù in particular.
And Corsica! "
Another vote for Sicily or Sardinia |
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The Amalfi coast and Pompeii. Amazing. 