Are you
looking for a perfect holiday destination for you and your friends, where
clubbing and partying is a top priority?
Then there are a number of places that you can go, most of these are in
Europe making them slightly more affordable and quicker to get too.
Here is a
list of some of the more common and best clubbing and partying holiday
destinations:
- Magaluf
- Zante
- Ibiza
- Ayia Napa
- Faliraki
- Kos
- Corfu
- Malia
- Bulgaria
When you are
going on a clubbing holiday make sure you get yourself properly prepared, here
are some things that you should think of and consider before you go on or even
book your holiday and while you are on holiday:
- Is the area you want to go to safe? What are the crime rates there like? If you
are planning to go on a clubbing holiday the chances are you are going to be
drinking, if a vulnerable state you will want to know that you are at least in
a safe place.
- Book a good hotel: don’t just book the
cheapest hotel, book a reputable, established and safe looking hotel. If you book a dodgy hotel and they day after
you get there someone breaks into your room and takes all your stuff, you are
going to be spending the holiday without any money. Always lock away your personal belongings in
a safe before you leave the hotel room.
- Consider booking an all-inclusive hotel, that
way if you were to run out of money by drinking it all away or losing it, you
know you will at least have all of your meals and drinks included in the hotel.
If you do not want to go all-inclusive, consider full board, at least then you
know you will have something to eat each day.
- Before you go on holiday, make sure you know
where the local hospitals are, or where you can go if you need help or advice
on something (for example, make sure you know what to do if your passport were
to get lost or stolen). Trying to find
this information out when you are there, and trying to talk to people you don’t
really understand and who don’t really understand you, can be extremely
difficult, if you are in a panic you will be stressed enough so give this some
consideration in advance.
- Drink responsibly: Don’t go over the top just
because you’re away with your friends, all this will do is make you incredibly
sick and may give you a hang over the next day or even make you more
susceptible to getting heat stroke. When you drink out in a club in another
country, do the same things you’d do when you go out in the UK with your
friends, buy bottles and always keep the top of the bottle covered with your
thumb so nobody can put anything into your drink, don’t accept drinks off
people you don’t know, and always stay with your group, if you meet someone you
like, don’t separate from your group to spend time with them, if they like you
they’ll be happy to meet up with you the next day, in the day time and in a
busy place…you can never be too careful with strangers.
- Separate your money into days and only take
out with your budget for that day. This will avoid you spending it all in the
first couple of days.
- Keep with you at all times something that
shows who you are and who should be contacted in an emergency.
Authors Bio:
Julia
Dawson is dedicated traveller and blogger. She likes wandering around the world
and revealing the splendour of new glamorous vacation spots. Her present
article is dedicated to the greatest party destinations worldwide.
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