travel advice needed

[pasty]

Praia da Ruz, Portugal? No need to even worry about babysitting. Apparently.

 

[REDLAND]

been didnt like really
prefer something bit different really

Flag beach, Corralejo in Fuerteventura is my favourite Beach EVER

 

[Lady Whistledown]

What about Florida, not the theme park bit I mean, but one of the beach bits, like Naples, Sarasota or Clearwater.

Not exactly exotic, but easy to get to, incredibly family orientated and guaranteed hot weather.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

always get such good ideas on here so thought id try again
wanna go away in oct, somewhere nice quiet warm bit different bit tropical .
but heres the problem we will have a 8 month old in tow

any ideas?

Menorca?

Valencia?

Tenerife (North)?

 

[Clapham Old Mug]

Be a bit wary of the Caribbean in the autumn - it's prime hurricane season and though they're quite interesting experiences for adults, they're not so great for 8-month olds... (Huricane Dean is approaching the BVIs this very morning - could be just a scouting mission, I suppose).

 

[dannyboy]

bvi's look lovely, hurricanes seem quite exciting too.
anyone been to the dom rep. cheap and cheerful but always seems a bit chavvy

 

[aftershavedave]

Be a bit wary of the Caribbean in the autumn - it's prime hurricane season and though they're quite interesting experiences for adults, they're not so great for 8-month olds... (Huricane Dean is approaching the BVIs this very morning - could be just a scouting mission, I suppose).

we went to martinique in november a couple of years ago, and while the weather was lovely half the time, it pissed down the rest......so yes, do be careful!