Adults only?

Sydney_2

Any ideas for 'Adult Only' holidays - not the naughty ones!

black-saturn

You could try:

www.travelscope.co.uk

Although they arnt strictly adults only you dont get many children on the coach trip holidays due to the fact they are long journeys.

Dora_the_Explorer_5

A couple of ways to minimise the numbers of kids you bump into on holiday is to go in term time and not to the places that are popular with kids - Disneyland etc.

Hermia

I think Warner Breaks do sprog-free holidays.

davidlizard

Do beware of package holiday brochures that say, "No children".

In certain cases, this can mean "We won't book children, but that does not mean other operators that use this hotel/resort/apartment have a similar policy".

We stayed somewhere in Rhodes, and it said "No children" in the brochure. When we got there, loads of German kids !. Did not bother us in the slightest, but some others went up the wall !

Another way to avoid children is to go somewhere not the most accessible of places. We notice in Greece that as soon as you get away from islands that have airports that take package flights, the proportion of children reduces.

busterkeye

butlins do some good ones

Rachie_B

why not just choose a "quieter" area of a place you want to visit ? and in term time too so it should be quieter oh and not in summer holidays lol !

littlereddevil

Some of the caribbean resorts do couple only