Not made it onto my list of destinations of choice. What are its redeeming features? Other than annoying the Greeks for using the name Macedonia, of course, which they believe belongs to them!Off to North Macedonia in August.
Anybody been?
I have a couple of Greek friends and make sure I use it as much as possible around them, it sends them mad.Not made it onto my list of destinations of choice. What are its redeeming features? Other than annoying the Greeks for using the name Macedonia, of course, which they believe belongs to them!
Have they mentioned Philip II ("The Macedon") or Alexander the Great yet?? Tell them they were born in YugoslaviaI have a couple of Greek friends and make sure I use it as much as possible around them, it sends them mad.
Not been but recently went to Albania which borders North Macedonia and it was excellent. Beautiful scenery, excellent food, fascinating history and not too touristy. Would be interested to know what you think of NM.Off to North Macedonia in August.
Anybody been?
Both. Went to Tirana, Durres, Kruje, Berat, Gjirokaster, Saranda and Ksamil. Berat probably the best.Which part? The north Tirana or down south by ksamil and saranda, went there last year and honestly it’s so beautiful and underrated
The more you drink the more you saveOff to Torremolinos mid August. Can't wait to spend some all inclusive days by the pool.
There's a man who understands my all inclusive holiday ethos.The more you drink the more you save
Gotta pay for the "Turkiye" rebrand somehow!Last few days in Bodrum, very nice and warm but like everywhere, Turkey more expensive than ever before but still great service and people.
Took my daughter to Angelsey when she was 1, paid £700 for a week in a cottage.Anyone reccomend any good places to go domestically with a one year old?
Flexible on dates so can just jump in car and drive down today for example
Appreciate any suggestions. Want to do Deven area etc but it's so damn expensive and everything seems far away from each other so don't really get how people do those types of holidays
wales - some of the beaches better, closer than devon and cheaperAnyone reccomend any good places to go domestically with a one year old?
Flexible on dates so can just jump in car and drive down today for example
Appreciate any suggestions. Want to do Deven area etc but it's so damn expensive and everything seems far away from each other so don't really get how people do those types of holidays
So, the wet side?Just come back from a week to the island of Ireland, 4 days in Dublin and 3 in Belfast. Really enjoyed both though it rained over half the time.
Will plan something similar but on the western side next time.
The one day of sun we got was at the Giant's Causeway, so some good luck in that respect.So, the wet side?
Last time we went we stayed at Crookhaven for 16 nights. Saw one day of rain - so it can be done
The west is beautiful - let me know if you want some tips when looking to go.Just come back from a week to the island of Ireland, 4 days in Dublin and 3 in Belfast. Really enjoyed both though it rained over half the time.
Will plan something similar but on the western side next time.
We had in mind: Cork --> Limerick --> Galway --> Derry. We'd planned such a trip right before Covid took off in 2020.The west is beautiful - let me know if you want some tips when looking to go.
You'd be missing all the best bits of the SW coast - Mizen Head, Sheep's Head, Beara, Ring of Kerry. Stunning area.We had in mind: Cork --> Limerick --> Galway --> Derry. We'd planned such a trip right before Covid took off in 2020.
Or even a bit further north into Northumberland. Even more beautiful beaches, dark skies a few miles inland. Love it there.Don't discount North Yorkshire - Whitby, Scarborough, the Moors... plenty of variety for adult and child
Second that just got back from Embleton.Or even a bit further north into Northumberland. Even more beautiful beaches, dark skies a few miles inland. Love it there.
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