£870 In tesco vouchers,what hols would/have you spend it on

didier

Last year our family of four used £800 worth of deals and stayed in a siblu park in France. I think I had to pay an additional £160 (approx). It was a little basic but we had a fab time. When booking I was told that not all the discounts displayed on the website applied if you were using tesco points but it was still a very good deal.
Good Luck.

BernadetteN

How about a gite with French Life? You can cross the channel really cheaply with Norfolkine or Speedferries, for as little as £40 return.

We've previously gone free to Disney 3 times with Bridge and last year went to Marbella with XL but alas Tesco no longer do vouchers for these companies

bluenose1

I just used £900 of vouchers to book a Haven holiday for a week in the school summer holidays.
We are staying in their platinum top of the range caravan and that includes bedding, funwork passes, gas and elec etc.

I will buy loads of food to take with us, especially chocolate and sweets for the kids, research what is nearby that will accept Tesco clubcard deals, I also look on the "day out" section of this site for 2 for 1 admission offers. Also I will google for nice walks in the area.
Brit Trips days out have been great, especially the National Trust free admission one. Saved me over £20.

You really can make it a cheap but very enjoyable holiday if you prepare and do your research.

ANNIEHAHA

Sorry for the confusion I have £215 x 4

I just wanted advice on best way to spend it for family of 5 as the more I go through their website the more confused I become and you have given me some great ideas

Thank-you

xinran

Anniehaha

Have you thought about a barge on a canal? We've used our cc vouchers for two holidays on a narrowboat, and are saving up for the next one.
Excellent fun; relaxing pace; the children love joining in as they can help at the locks and even steer the boat; great waterside pubs; and you get to see parts of the UK you'd never see otherwise.

Oooh...can't wait to go again...

stas4949

lily_the_pink wrote: »

I would probably use it for a series of short breaks rather than a proper holiday. Alternatively:

You could try combining a number of nights in youth hostels (they do family rooms and there are some lovely ones on the beach) with maybe a couple of nights at a nice hotel. I think the family rooms are around £55 a night - so maybe 5 nights, plus maybe another £300 for a couple of nights in a hotel - this would then leave you money to spend on daytrips (on the holiday) and a few meals in Cafe Rouge, Slug & Lettuce, Cafe Uno, Harry Ramsdens, La Tasc, Bella ITalia

We did cornwall 2 years ago using YHA, even stayed in a teepee (?sp) for 2 nights... it was fantastic and they even let us use the vouchers to pay for the food we ate there! which was usually locally sourced and delicious

lexie55_2

If anyone has a bit more to spend Tesco are now doing Ocean Village Holidays.

CODEBREAKER

Butlins is fab if your kids are young

Rachie_B

go to france
lots of accom ideas on www.frenchlife.co.uk

we have used ours for a trip to france this yr using deals with frenchlife inc eurotunnel travel,3 nights near DLRP and 3 nights in one of the french center parcs.

a bit more than you have to spend, but you could phone for a quote and see if theres anything in your price range

Good luck
x

ANNIEHAHA

Having spoke to hubby he has decided he does not want to go abroad but would like to go to cornwall, so I looked at their site and we were thinking of doing a week at perren sands in a supertent or a yurt has anyone stayed in either of these?
were worried about the tent being too hot/cold depending on weather, so I thought a yurt may be better(?)
then spend the rest on a hotel or something for a bit of luxury!