help please !!!

janiebaby29

Not sure if this is the right place BUT i'm really struggling to find a holiday in either the greek islands , ie crete or kos . turkey or even cyprus ,
need to leave on sunday 25th sept i can at a push leave on the monday 26th . either from stansted or gatwick for one week , for 2 peeps . not too fussed on board , but must have a pool , budget as cheap as possible !!
just gone back to work after having a spinal fusion and would love a little break !
if anyone can help , that would be most appreicated !!

richardw

What's the best you have found so far?

janiebaby29

richardw wrote: »

What's the best you have found so far?

the difficulty im having is finding a tour operator that does a reasonabie flight time out

Incapuppy

janiebaby29 wrote: »

budget as cheap as possible !!

Before you book anything it might be a good idea to establish the impact of your surgery on your travel insurance premium for this trip as it will most likely be classed as a PEMC even if you have made a full and proper recovery from surgery with no further treatment needed at this time.

richardw

Do the reasonable flight times actually exist?

Turkishdreamer

Most of the Turkey flights are late evening. We are used to it and actually prefer it now. Means that we arrive late, have the whole of the next day and have a complete last day, rather than having to set off mid day.

Have you tried otb.com, they often have good deals late season. Be aware that the hotel grades are not the same as ours 2* is probably 1*, although a 3* is a fairly safe bet, just not so many onsite amenities.

As we have our own property it is not so much of an issue for us.

janiebaby29

Incapuppy wrote: »

Before you book anything it might be a good idea to establish the impact of your surgery on your travel insurance premium for this trip as it will most likely be classed as a PEMC even if you have made a full and proper recovery from surgery with no further treatment needed at this time.

I had this in october last year , im fully recovered now and not due to go back till october this year

Incapuppy

janiebaby29 wrote: »

I had this in october last year , im fully recovered now and not due to go back till october this year

Please do still check with your chosen insurer as some will require you to declare this as a PEMC and might as a result have either an exclusion or loading of premiums because you intend travelling within twelve months of your surgery.

I'm only offering this advice as I have recently been in a similar situation re: purchasing travel insurance even though I have been completely discharged from the consultant's care with no further follow up appointments necessary.