Searching for a holiday full of fun and frolics? You don’t want to spend hours on a plane? You’re looking for sun sea and sangria?  Magaluf in Majorca is the destination for you!

Coming a very close second to Ibiza, the clubbing capital of the Balearics, Magaluf in Majorca is an excellent choice of holiday resort for the young and lively wanting to dance until dawn and beyond and then sleeping off the night before next to a gorgeous pool or on a sun lounger on a sandy beach.

There is a wealth of accommodation such as hostels to hotels suitable for groups and couples of the 18-30’s age range, offering  somewhere cheap and comfortable to stay but with in close proximity to all the bars and nightclubs.

Magaluf and its next door neighbour Palma Nova have beautiful beaches where you can laze the day away or if you have the energy you can try out the water sports on offer and then take a look around the shops.

If you are holidaying on a self catering or bed and breakfast basis then you won’t be stuck for somewhere to eat. Magaluf caters for all tastes with its many bars and restaurants serving everything from burger and chips to traditional Mallorcan cuisine. If you’re on a real budget and a pot noodle is on the menu, then you’ll be fine with the many supermarkets dotted around the resort.

It’s the night time that Magaluf really comes alive. Start the night off at a few of the many bars Magaluf has to offer such as the bars situated in BCM square,  Linekers Sports Bar or Jumpin Jaks. The list is endless of bars to choose from. Then party until the sun comes up with some of the best DJ’s in Europe at the fantastic Magaluf mix of clubs such as famous BCM’s, Carwash, Tokio Joes, Boomerangs and Bananas.

Magaluf most certainly lives up to its reputation as being one of the best holiday resorts in Spain!

Whatever you call your Motorhome – (a caravan or an RV), you’ll be a proud owner, enjoying holidays like no other. Before considering where you can zip off to for no more than a full tank of petrol, be sure to get peace of mind with the best motorhome insurance policy around. There are plenty of good companies, but I would suggest talking to a firm that’s been in the business of insuring motorhomes for over forty years, at least. You’ll need the first class, reliable cover that they can offer – and preferably they’ll offer to beat your previous cover by at least £25.

Advantages to look for should be a temporary replacement vehicle if you’re involved in an accident that’s no fault of your own, cover for all journeys for up to 270 days a year and replacement lock cover for loss or theft of your keys – to mention only a few.

Insurance policy in place, where should you plan to head for? It’s always good to go abroad, but in these credit crunch times, why not head for a Christmas Market in Britain this year? The sets of that amazing series “The Prisoner” are still there at Portmeirion near Snowdonia, or you might fancy the Appleby Horse Fair or the oyster bars of the south west highlands.

Other days out with your Motorhome can be planned around visits to Chester Zoo or The Lost Gardens of Helligan and the Eden Project. From Dorset to Devon, Selly Oak to Scarborough, the world’s your oyster when you take to the open road!