Where to go?

Hello

I%26#39;m hoping someone will be able to help. To give you a bit of background here is the situation My Father in Law retires next year and wants to take us away for a holiday to celebrate. It will be my husbands parents, sister and her partner 6 in total, us youngsters are in our late 20%26#39;s and the parents are around 50.

Our problem is we can%26#39;t think of where to go! One of the options is Croatia, we would be looking to stay in a Villa and be near to some life, we don%26#39;t really want to have to drive to restaurants/bars. We are looking to go away next July/August time so don%26#39;t really want to go anywhere where it might be rainy/hurricane season

We also have a bundle of other options of places to go as far spread from Bali, to South Africa, to South of France, to Portugal, any help would be most appreciated if you could recommend somewhere fantastic in Croatia.

Look forward to hearing from anyone!!!

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Croatia is a fantastic place to go for the 50s people and is possibly a little tame for the youngies unless you go to the major touro places of Hvar/Dubrov.......... try the Amalfi for all.

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Thanks for your reply, I shall report back to the in-laws. Funnily enough we just got married in Ravello on the Amalfi coast, what a fantastic place!

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To get the most out of Croatia, you should visit more than one place: Split - Hvar - Dubrovnik route would be the best for your group. Villas are usually on secluded spots outside the cities but there are some high end properties just outside the Old Town Dubrovnik like the fabulous Scheherazade. Accommodates about 10-12 people but it costs over 6500 Euros per night. Another great option to consider would be to charter a boat and sail this route visiting the great towns of Dalmatian islands in the evening and enjoying sea during the day.

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