We went with a family from Finland on a direct Finair flight - a 4-hour flight, but it is convenient and the service is still quite good on the Finns' flight. The ticket was bought from the Finnish tour operator Aurinko ("sun" in translation). Taking into account the "delivery of the bodies of vacationers", everything cost about 1600 Euros for two, tk.
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We went with a family from Finland on a direct Finair flight - a 4-hour flight, but it is convenient and the service is still quite good on the Finns' flight.
The ticket was bought from the Finnish tour operator Aurinko ("sun" in translation). Taking into account the "delivery of the bodies of vacationers", everything cost about 1600 Euros for two, tk. child under 2 years old - carefree (free of charge).
After 2, you will have to pay for air travel 50% of the adult ticket. About 500 Euro ticket for 1 adult round-trip. Here you go ; -)
There were enough Russian-speaking people, there were 4 more families from Russia with us in the hotel - from there it is closer to get to Helsinki, but you can immediately buy a tour in St. Petersburg - they said that it was not more expensive than we got, but they did not give their numbers =)
A lot of Russians flew on the plane, but four families remained in this hotel, and 2 did not fly with us and not from Finland.
From the airport they took everyone to the hotels in a very organized manner and "returned" back too.
We recommend that you immediately order food (breakfast and dinner) - it turns out cheaper. It's more expensive to buy food there.
The only "but" - in the evening you have to pay for drinks separately or stock up at the nearest supermarket (200 meters to go). Hotel supermarket. . . expensive.
The sea is nearby - 300-350 meters. The embankment along the sea is practically the central street. There are many things for children, and for all ages, but not for teenagers - they will be bored there. There is a tour service. You can order at the hotel with a choice of language (Russian-speaking guides have appeared) and at the travel agency, if English / German / Spanish. sign.
It was dry and hot (+36 in the shade), clouds were seen from afar once (in a week).
Everyone adapted easily. I didn’t want to go back, and not everyone managed to adapt right away =)
Sun, palm trees and sand. . .
We went on 3 excursions:
- a cave "stalctites-stalagmites" and an artificial pearl factory - they make a lot of tsatsok there and not in one place =)
- an old manor house and a visit to a local market in a small village
- Aquarium in Palma.
The most interesting thing turned out to be in Palma itself - an old city (center), there is something to see slowly - not on the Sea of u200bu200bAzov =)
A city tour is convenient - the ticket is valid for a day - we got off at the bus stop, walked around, waited for the next bus and then...
For children 3-10 years old, rest is probably the most it. Even Internet addicts did not sit at computers in the lobby =)
The area for adults (pool with jacuzzi, sunbeds under a canopy) is "+". At least one of the adults, if you still need to look after your dear child, can relax a little without screams and saliva dear to your heart =)
The ticket was bought from the Finnish tour operator Aurinko ("sun" in translation). Taking into account the "delivery of the bodies of vacationers", everything cost about 1600 Euros for two, tk. child under 2 years old - carefree (free of charge).
After 2, you will have to pay for air travel 50% of the adult ticket. About 500 Euro ticket for 1 adult round-trip. Here you go ; -)
There were enough Russian-speaking people, there were 4 more families from Russia with us in the hotel - from there it is closer to get to Helsinki, but you can immediately buy a tour in St. Petersburg - they said that it was not more expensive than we got, but they did not give their numbers =)
A lot of Russians flew on the plane, but four families remained in this hotel, and 2 did not fly with us and not from Finland.
From the airport they took everyone to the hotels in a very organized manner and "returned" back too.
We recommend that you immediately order food (breakfast and dinner) - it turns out cheaper. It's more expensive to buy food there.
The only "but" - in the evening you have to pay for drinks separately or stock up at the nearest supermarket (200 meters to go). Hotel supermarket. . . expensive.
The sea is nearby - 300-350 meters. The embankment along the sea is practically the central street. There are many things for children, and for all ages, but not for teenagers - they will be bored there. There is a tour service. You can order at the hotel with a choice of language (Russian-speaking guides have appeared) and at the travel agency, if English / German / Spanish. sign.
It was dry and hot (+36 in the shade), clouds were seen from afar once (in a week).
Everyone adapted easily. I didn’t want to go back, and not everyone managed to adapt right away =)
Sun, palm trees and sand. . .
We went on 3 excursions:
- a cave "stalctites-stalagmites" and an artificial pearl factory - they make a lot of tsatsok there and not in one place =)
- an old manor house and a visit to a local market in a small village
- Aquarium in Palma.
The most interesting thing turned out to be in Palma itself - an old city (center), there is something to see slowly - not on the Sea of u200bu200bAzov =)
A city tour is convenient - the ticket is valid for a day - we got off at the bus stop, walked around, waited for the next bus and then...
For children 3-10 years old, rest is probably the most it. Even Internet addicts did not sit at computers in the lobby =)
The area for adults (pool with jacuzzi, sunbeds under a canopy) is "+". At least one of the adults, if you still need to look after your dear child, can relax a little without screams and saliva dear to your heart =)
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