help. non-driver holiday.

davenport151

I dont know how much you wish to spend or how far to travel but the Isle Of Wight is great for public transport. Cheaper ferry, hovercraft or catamaram travel by foot passenger. If you are on the east /south side of the island you have the rail link. Also busses cover most of the island. We went last year. Although I drove there we did not used the car until stocking up with supplies and petrol for the journey home at the nearest Mr T's. We stayed in Ryde.

hamsterfan1

we don't have a car & can recommend the Isle of Wight - you can get the train to Portmouth & then over by either ferry or hovercraft ( we go a cheap deal on both train & hovercraft) - the buses are really good - they run late & go all over the island - including open top buses which the kids would love

spookybuffy

hi greenface.

i got a 2 and 6 year old. i rember as a kid myself we uset to do caravan parks but they was always stuck in the middle of no where and need a car to go and see anything. im in essex close to london. no buggys.

sweetdevon

If you live in Devon&Cornwall get a devon&cornwall rail card ,only £10 good value you get third of the ticket price and two adults can travel together on one card

sandieblue

anyone getting a new friends and family railcard use the code family10 will give 10% off making £25.20 instead of £28 valid till 31st july 2012

likelyladgal

We went Hoburne in Torbay last year it was fantastic. We always travel by train. We are a Family of five. 3 kids 7,4 and 1 year old. Only took under 5 hours from Stoke. Then 5 minute taxi from Paignton to Hoburne.