Sentence examples for water holidays from inspiring English sources
After checking the website, Viking agreed drinks should be included but that it would have to charge us and suggested we take it up with Blue Water Holidays.
I booked a cruise through Blue Water Holidays for my husband and I to spend a week on the Rhône, in France.
Consumers are entitled to expect company websites to contain accurate information and, after checking, the Blue Water Holidays site has now been corrected.
Head- water Holidays (0845 5649070; headwater.com) has eight-day self-guided tours of the west coast, suitable for "occasional" cyclists, from £1,189pp with B&B, one lunch, transfers, bag transport and flights with regular departures in August/September.
PJ, Beverley, east Yorkshire A quick check on the Blue Water Holidays website showed that "free wine with lunch and dinner" was still being offered for the river Rhône cruises, something that I pointed out to the company's managing director.
A great place for a small or large group of people looking for a good-value white-water holiday.
No phone, flipkey.com/mui-ne-villa-rentals/p614930 Good for water babies Sleeps six Cost from £284 a week A soothing soundtrack of bobbing fishing boats, panoramic sea vistas, and sublime sunsets are in store at this over-water holiday house on one of Thailand's unspoiled islands, Koh Yao Noi or Little Long Island.
You have hot water and holidays and good food and a nice car and so do I.
Consumers appear to have put a toe or two back into the water, as holiday spending rose (although it fell short of analysts' forecasts) and families began to replace the ailing refrigerator or the aging minivan.
The best of them was his Golden Globe-nominated performance in this underrated Curtis Hanson thriller, which is full of genuine menace as he torments Meryl Streep's family on a white water rafting holiday.
To propel the water coaster, Holiday World officials say they will use something they call "HydroMagnetic Technology" -- a technique utilized in some steel roller coasters that uses alternating magnetic fields to guide amusement rides along tracks, Attractions Magazine notes.
