can you recommend a resort to take 12 month old toddler to

[tweenyb]

Hi we are thinking of going on holiday, no idea where to go as looking for somewhere that will be able to help cater for a 12 month old toddler. Can you tell me about any good places you have found

[DTCwordfan]

sea, lakes, forests, budget, your interests????? UK, UK/Ireland/EU/further??????

[Jennykenny]

Worthing, one of the sunniest places in the UK. Very flat, good for pushing a buggy. Lots of cafes and restaurants. Beach is pebbles rather than sand but still very good. Has a pier.

[echokilo]

Barmouth - shelter in dunes on windy days, lots of nearby attractions, lots of choice of accomodation.

[Prudie]

It would be easier to suggest a 'resort' that didn't cater for a toddler. The Maldives maybe..

[I Love Snow]

we took or wee one when she was 13months to salou. short flight and 15 resort transfer

[dotty.]

Grandmas's back garden

[spudqueen]

Cattolica, or anywhere in the Rimini area of Italy. Unfortunately the only airline that flies there at the moment is Ryanair, and only from Stansted. But if that's handy for you then I'd definitely recommend it. For a start the Italians LOVE children. They go out of their way to make the child (and you!) feel welcome. The beaches are mainly privately owned, so you do have to pay to go on them, but they have great facilities, with changing rooms, toilets, and kids play areas. At night everyone, and I mean everyone, parades up and down the main street. All the shops, bars, ice cream parlours, amusement arcades etc are open and it's a fantastic atmosphere.

Having said all that I never relished the thought of taking my little ones on a plane. We went for many years to Mumbles, Gower, south Wales. The beaches are fantastic, easy access parking, shops, toilets and they are pretty aswell. Plenty of playgrounds and other amusements in both Mumbles and Swansea (Blackpill Lido is great for little ones).

[237SJ]

With a 12 month old it doesn`t matter where you go. They are too young to appreciate the place anyway. You might as well be on a beach in Cornwall as on a beach in an exotic far away place.