The phrase "relaxed holiday" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a vacation or break that is stress-free and enjoyable.
Example: "We spent a week at the beach, enjoying a relaxed holiday away from our busy lives."
Alternatives: "easygoing vacation" or "laid-back getaway."
It has a relaxed holiday resort feel, but unfortunately we weren't there on holiday!
I was looking for a more relaxed holiday than the GR20, so stayed around Ajaccio to discover more of its precious green spaces through shorter, easier hikes.
The women broke out their vertiginous, red-soled Louboutins for the occasion, while the many of the men took advantage of the warm weather to don their relaxed holiday wear just one last time.
When even a visit to the Art Deco belfry in the northern city of Lille requires undergoing a security search, it creates a mood at odds with the natural desire for a relaxed holiday.
I like a mixture of holidays: with my dad, I go to America and have a relaxed holiday and don't do as much; with my mum, I have much more energetic holidays, with lots of walking.
And if you do find the perfect festival in a foreign field - or disused mine for that matter - far from Britain's shores then you can add a couple of days either side and turn it into a more relaxed holiday.
Relaxing holiday situation?
The athletes worked for years to be here – years of getting up in the darkness and pounding streets or water, years of boring routine in gymnasiums and velodromes; years of forgoing nights out, alcohol or relaxing holidays; years of massage for screaming muscles; and years of repetitive gym work.
For if this postmodern zombie version of the Union of Soviet Writers resembles its predecessor in any way, then collaborating writers will at the very least enjoy decent salaries, nice state-funded trips and relaxing holidays at sanatoria in Russia's warm southern regions.
The higher income often equates to more security, access to better food and shelter, and optional life indulgences such as going on relaxing holidays.
They are so busy and determined to battle on until their holiday arrives that they simply don't notice they are becoming ill until they have the chance to relax on holiday.
