Tips for your group trip

Group holidays - all together on holiday

Going on holiday with a group is a unique experience. Whether you go with friends, your football team or the whole family including grandparents, together you make new memories. That is also what makes a group holiday so worthwhile. Holidays like Christmas, Easter and Ascension are perfect times to plan such a group holiday.

The most important thing about a group holiday is that everything is organised to perfection. This requires a lot of your organisation skills, because: so many people, so many wishes. But don't worry, we give you the tips and tools to make organising a group trip a lot easier!

Tips & tricks: booking a holiday home for a large group

Want to book a group trip or group accommodation? That can be tricky with such a large family, group of friends and, not to mention, all the luggage. We share the most important to-do's for planning your group holiday!

• Tips for the organisation

• Clarify key questions

• Choose your destination

• Tips for a relaxed journey

• Planning activities for the group trip

Still not sure whether a holiday home is right for your group trip? We have put together the advantages of a holiday home for you.

Group trips & group accommodation at the holiday park

Why go on a group holiday with the whole family or a group of friends? There are lots of reasons! For example, you can book a large holiday home or several holiday homes next to each other. A group holiday is not only a lot of fun, it can also be very economical:

• Rented holiday homes are usually cheaper than booked hotels because several people can share the accommodation. What's more, in a holiday park you can enjoy the comforts of your own home. At the same time, all the holiday homes in the group are close to each other. This means you can get away from it all and have the same starting point for excursions and the like.

• You can also move around freely and plan an evening of cooking together if you wish. You are not tied to hotel meal times. There is no need to travel individually for planned activities as everyone is on site and can start together.

• Because holiday parks are tailored to the needs of their guests, they are usually located in the heart of the best holiday destinations. This means there is no need for long journeys.
  Holiday parks usually have a reception. This means easy check-in and check-out and a contact person on site. Ideal for group holidays!

• Depending on the park, facilities such as restaurants, playgrounds and spa areas are available. Depending on the location, EuroParcs also have their own sports grounds, boat hire, a beach or even an adventure park.

Does this sound like the perfect setting? Then discover group accommodation at EuroParcs!