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Yep, as is 2 weeks AI in Cuba, Dom Rep and Caribbean Mexico!0
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We are thinking of going to Cuba next year for two weeks, later in the year though, October/November. Will mean going no summer holiday but may be able to fit in a short break at a caravan.0
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If you can, make that end Sept into Oct or end Nov into Dec to avoid the worst rainfall!0
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Yes, was going to say the two of us did two weeks in Bali RO, ate like royalty, went out on the lash every night, had 5 days out travelling round the island, bought loads of presents and souvenirs and still spent less than £500!
Mind you, you'd probably manage all that on a quarter of that and still be home in time for tea and medals!
...In cash. The remaining £3000 needed was put on the Capitol one
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we did a mini break in benidorm the other year AI for about what you are paying!! Lovely little hotel, amazing staff, but the food was a bit boring.
We had a great time and made the best of it, went for a mooch every day and luckily found an english bar - up a great big hill - that did sanmigel for about £1.50 a pint and very nice it was too.
We had a very good meal there too for about £10 each - however we found most other places very expensive.
Must say that since discovering the AI jolly, we would never do anything else, there is always a choice, but we still splash out at least once in a local.
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*Regular readers may like to know that Mr Wang has now been removed from MSE premises and taken to a secure location for his own wellbeing*0
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