In the icy depths of a UK winter, a week or two in a holiday villa sounds like perfection itself. However, just coming up with the idea is only the beginning, you then have to find where you want to go on holiday and what sort of villa suits you.
There are many different types of villa in many different countries, we want to give you a few tips to find a villa to ensure that your holiday is as memorable as possible.
1. Choose a country
All around the Mediterranean and the warmer zones on the planet, there are a host of lovely villas that will ensure you can escape the rain and wind of the UK. It can be helpful to start off thinking about what country you want to visit. You may prefer somewhere you’ve been before. Perhaps you stayed in a hostel through Spanish Hostel World and you’d like to go back to Spain and really immerse yourself in the country – a villa can be a great way to do that. Alternatively, shake things up and go to somewhere you’ve never been before.
2. Think about the type of holiday you want
We offer lots of different types of experience at Panoramic Villa Rentals, so think about what you want to do on your holiday. If you want a golfing break, we have villas with golf courses right on your doorstep. If you want to stay in a resort, we have a fabulous selection with the best facilities. If you’re taking your family or a group of friends you can rent a large villa to fit everyone in.
3. Consider what facilities you want
When choosing the perfect villa for you, you should think what sort of holiday you want. Do you want easy access to the beach or would you rather spend your time lounging around the pool. Do you have children and require various child friendly facilities, or are you happier with a villa that caters for adults. Do you require Wi Fi and do you want a TV and Blu-Ray player, or will you focus on being out and about and don’t need any of these facilities. You might save money if you’re happy without Wi Fi, but some people can’t bear to be out of touch for even a few weeks. The choice is up to you.
