How to Have a Great Beach Holiday
A few months before the trip, start planning and researching a destination., You might want to start an exercise program to get in great shape for a swimsuit., About a week before you leave, make a list of and gather items you'll need., Pack plenty...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: A few months before the trip
Depending on the place, accommodation can go fast.
Consider whether you are taking kids or pets, how far you want to drive, whether you want to camp or stay in a hotel, and whether you want to go somewhere popular or more secluded.
Check if there's any upcoming concerts or shows in the area that you'd like to see. -
Step 2: start planning and researching a destination.
Focus on toning your stomach and legs. , Take children's, hygiene, pet's and bedding requirements into consideration.
Some beach houses have pillows etc. others don't.
Check with the manager if you're unsure.
A small first aid kit is handy, just in case. , Take a beach ball, soccer ball, volleyball or beach cricket set if you want. , Some water and snacks in a cooler bag are great if you stop for a picnic on the way. , Familiarize yourself with shops, the way to the beach etc. , It's best to sleep in light cotton clothing in the heat, and make sure there is protection from mosquitoes and/or flies when you're sleeping.
They get really annoying and may carry disease in some places. , Fresh orange juice can be wonderful on hot mornings.
Perhaps you could go for a walk or run on the beach, go buy the paper, sunbathe, or catch some early morning breakers. , Sunbathe, surf, boogie board, whale watch, whatever. ,, Lots of tourist beaches have surfing lessons.
These are great fun and a wonderful way to meet people. , Beach towns have loads of surf shops, many with discount surf wear. , Moisturize everyday, use shampoo, conditioner and treatment, visit a spa. -
Step 3: You might want to start an exercise program to get in great shape for a swimsuit.
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Step 4: About a week before you leave
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Step 5: make a list of and gather items you'll need.
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Step 6: Pack plenty of cool
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Step 7: summery clothes
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Step 8: but a few jackets in case the weather turns.
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Step 9: For the car trip
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Step 10: make sure you have enough petrol
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Step 11: and bring plenty of music and activities for kids.
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Step 12: Once you get there
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Step 13: settle in
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Step 14: unpack and have a rest or walk around.
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Step 15: Get a nice early night!
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Step 16: Hop up early and have breakfast.
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Step 17: As it gets later
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Step 18: go to the beach.
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Step 19: If you don't feel like visiting the beach
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Step 20: you could park yourself at a cafe with a cold drink
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Step 21: socialize (camping grounds are great places to meet new people
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Step 22: or just go people watching)
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Step 23: hang out at the mall
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Step 24: go for a walk or bike ride.
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Step 25: Visit the tourist centre (if there is one) and see if there are activities you could do
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Step 26: like horse riding
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Step 27: fishing
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Step 28: cruises
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Step 29: visiting a national park
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Step 30: or mountain biking.
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Step 31: Go on a shopping spree.
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Step 32: Pamper yourself.
Detailed Guide
Depending on the place, accommodation can go fast.
Consider whether you are taking kids or pets, how far you want to drive, whether you want to camp or stay in a hotel, and whether you want to go somewhere popular or more secluded.
Check if there's any upcoming concerts or shows in the area that you'd like to see.
Focus on toning your stomach and legs. , Take children's, hygiene, pet's and bedding requirements into consideration.
Some beach houses have pillows etc. others don't.
Check with the manager if you're unsure.
A small first aid kit is handy, just in case. , Take a beach ball, soccer ball, volleyball or beach cricket set if you want. , Some water and snacks in a cooler bag are great if you stop for a picnic on the way. , Familiarize yourself with shops, the way to the beach etc. , It's best to sleep in light cotton clothing in the heat, and make sure there is protection from mosquitoes and/or flies when you're sleeping.
They get really annoying and may carry disease in some places. , Fresh orange juice can be wonderful on hot mornings.
Perhaps you could go for a walk or run on the beach, go buy the paper, sunbathe, or catch some early morning breakers. , Sunbathe, surf, boogie board, whale watch, whatever. ,, Lots of tourist beaches have surfing lessons.
These are great fun and a wonderful way to meet people. , Beach towns have loads of surf shops, many with discount surf wear. , Moisturize everyday, use shampoo, conditioner and treatment, visit a spa.
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