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Mini breaks for Easter

Everyone knows Easter is a great defence for eating alarming amounts of chocolate – why not take justification a step further this Easter and go eat your chocolate somewhere outrageously special …

Booking late is often perfect timing as there are lots of last minute specials to take advantage of!

Browse through our Holidays/ Travel and Holiday/Vacation section for helpful websites or have a look at the following ideas:

Mini breaks for Easter – a family occasion

You will have to look long and hard to beat the National trust for ideas that will keep your kids happy at Easter. They even have a special section on egg hunts including traditional Westmoreland egg rolling and secret Tudor trails that will reward all super sleuths with chocolate!

If you fancy heading down to Cornwall, The Eden Project is offering a heady eco friendly mix of chocolate, Easter and spring.

Win over their chocolate covered little hearts by finding the perfect hotel close to these events – again many last minute deals are available and a site like www.hotelscombined.com will automatically search thirty or more sites for current specials.

Mini breaks for Easter – don’t hold the romance

Just the two of you? What better time to pack a lot of chocolate and little else and escape for a couple of nights of R&R (romance and relaxation). Short breaks do need to pack a lot of punch to make them worthwhile.
Top tips to keep in mind:

~ Resist any temptation to travel too far.

~ Pack the smallest bag in the house (yes you can do it).

~ Try to combine a couple of spa treatments – many resorts offer pampering for couples.

~ Relaxing completely when you are only away for a couple of nights can be a challenge – improve your chances of rejuvenation by signing up for a short course (anything from rock climbing to yoga or cooking!) at your destination to shock your mind out of mundane thinking patterns.