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Family holiday coast of Spain

  • 24-07-2019 11:04pm
    #1
    olestoepoke
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    Hi I'd like some advice on locations in Spain for a quiet family holiday. I haven't been to spain in over 20 years. Last time was a lads holiday. This time around I have two kids 7 and 9 and the wife. Any reccomendations on location? We would like quiet but not too quiet. No lager louts or 3am dance music but a bit of life during the day and a decent pool in the complex and we are happy. Thanks in advance for any input.


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  • #2
    SmartinMartin
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    Look at Nerja, best family orientated town I've seen and nothing like the areas west of Malaga. You could also try Solabrena, La Herradura slightly further along the coast.


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    Nothing surprises me now
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    Alcudia in Majorca is very family oriented. Lots of APTS/ hotels with kids' clubs.


  • #4
    Patrick2010
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    SmartinMartin wrote: »
    Look at Nerja, best family orientated town I've seen and nothing like the areas west of Malaga. You could also try Solabrena, La Herradura slightly further along the coast.


    Benalmadena is west of Malaga and apart from one square called 24 hour square its very family friendly. Look up Sunset beach Benalmadena, very popular family complex.


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    cullenswood
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    Mojacar in Spain would be a quietish family friendly resort, with plenty of day trips about if you had a car.


  • #6
    normakelle
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    Have look at the RH PRINCESA in benidorm. The hotel is great, was there earlier in the year. The location is quiet. The old town is v pretty. beaches are great. It has something for everybody. It is a real family hotel with a great kids club. The shopping is v good. transport links to other resorts. Had some preconcieved ideas about benidorm and didn't know what to expect, but we all loved it, didn't want to go home.


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    Nothing surprises me now wrote: »
    Alcudia in Majorca is very family oriented. Lots of APTS/ hotels with kids' clubs.

    That whole coast from Pollenca along to Playa Del Muro is very family friendly.

    Majorca gets a bad rep because of Magaluf, but there is nowhere else on the island like that and even Maga isn’t as bad as it’s reputation.


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