Escape Worldwide - Travel Calendar for July to September

Hi all,

This weeks travel calendar looks at some great holiday ideas for July to September (http://www.escapeworldwide.co.uk/newsletter/top/ideas2011c2.html):

JULY - Great Weather in Bali

When much of the Far East is in its rainy season, Bali bucks the trend and is far drier, making it a great time to visit. Spend your time on the beach or include a night or two inland at Ubud, taking in some of the Island's amazing scenery and fascinating culture. Holidays are for 10 nights - it's also possible to include a city stopover on the way to Bali, with Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur all possible!

Hotel Ideal For Rating Board Prices from

BUMAS - Family-run friendliness - 3* BB £989 pp

MERCURE - Handy for local dining - 4* BB £1079 pp

MELIA BALI - Stylish and spacious - 4+* RO £1195 pp

HOLIDAY IDEAS TO BALI

AUGUST - Red Sea Family - up to 4 kids

The 5* Makadi Palace Family Star is a great option for larger families, as rooms here take up to two adults and 4 kids, and with kids at £399 each, it's a bargain! Family Suites are very spacious with a master bedroom for Mum & Dad, while facilities include five restaurants, four bars, swimming pools, kids club & playground. With access to a great beach and low All Inclusive prices, it's hard to beat during the school holidays!

Check out these amazing prices:

MAKADI PALACE FAMILY STAR - ALL INC - 7nts £985 per adult, £399 per child
HOLIDAY IDEAS TO THE RED SEA

SEPTEMBER - The Great Migration in Kenya

September is one of the best times to be on safari in Kenya, when wildlife on the Masai Mara is at its prime. Each year, millions of wildebeest, zebra and other grazers join the resident population of big cats, elephant and other game to form perhaps the greatest concentration of wildlife on the planet. It's worth booking well in advance, though, as space is restricted. Follow with a beach break in Kenya, Zanzibar or elsewhere.

Safari Ideal For Rating Nights Prices from

KILI SAFARI - Stunning views - 4* / 5nts - £1629 pp

SAMBURU SAFARI - Great mix of parks - 4* / 7nts - £1995 pp

ADD A WEEK IN MOMBASA - from £245 PER PERSON

HOLIDAY IDEAS TO KENYA

See the full range of holidays that Escape Worldwide has to offer at http://www.escapeworldwide.co.uk/

Happy travelling

Darren

Escape Worldwide
Home of Long Haul Holidays

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