Ideas what to do with my tesco club card points

jopsey

Can somebody help me choose how to spend my deals ,I really can't decide.

I have about £400 worth of deals to spend but don't mind putting cash towards something ,

It would be for myself ,DP and our 18 month old son who is very active to say the least.

Im not bothered if it is abroad or in this country or what date we travel .all I require is that its child friendly ,within 3 hours drive of northwest or flying from liverpool and a short flight (dp hates flying) .

We have been to haven and thought it was ok but would like something a bit nicer , have looked at butlins but have had a bad experiance at southport pontins and worried if its the same type of accomadation.



any ideas ?
Thanks in advance

jopsey

anybody ?they are burning a hole in my pocket.

jeanna_2

what about camping life , individual travellers,or drifters narrow boats or you could use it for the accomodation for a short break in the uk.when are you thinking of going?

jopsey

Thanks for reply
We havn't got a set date in mind as we are not restricted by school hol's

Love the idea of a narrow boat but would imagine we would be trying to fish little un out of water most of hol he is a little monster!

A short break would be nice but I have never been to a "nice" hotel with a toddler ,
love camping but we have a touring caravan so would like a change

jaymac_2

Is that £400 of vouchers or £100 of vouchers? If it's the firstyYou could get a nice hotel break in this country or for the second you could look at the Cosmos brochure. Some of their holidays offer two weeks for the price of one. Or book cheap flights from liverpool and book accomodation with individual travellers - though you need a minimum spend of £500.

jopsey

I have a £100 vouchers x 4 (£400)
Thanks had a look at the individual travellers website thanks

Anybody been to any of the hotel chains with children that tesco vouchers can be used at ?

ruthyjo

You could go from Liverpool to Ireland with p and o irish sea ferries using the vouchers to pay for the crossing and then hire a cottage somewhere in Ireland (within three hours drive of dublin). My kids love going on holdaiy to Ireland.

jopsey

ruthyjo wrote:

You could go from Liverpool to Ireland with p and o irish sea ferries using the vouchers to pay for the crossing and then hire a cottage somewhere in Ireland (within three hours drive of dublin). My kids love going on holdaiy to Ireland.

sound's great ,got me thinking now .

My little boy is named after the late Joey Dunlop (motor bike rider) who was from ireland and my Dp has mentioned that he would love to visit his part of ireland think its Balleymoney (sp?)

Your a star ,just the inspiration i needed thanks.