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FLY AND STAY GOLF TRIPS - HAVE AN EASY VACATION
from: www.ultimategolfguide.comIf you are looking to cut out the hassle of a golfing trip then fly and stay golf trips may just be what you need.
Designed especially for those who are only looking for a short break away, fly and stay golf trips offer simplicity and no hassle golfing trips. So where exactly can you go on a fly and stay trip and how does it work?
Everything You Need to Know About Fly and Stay Golf Trips
There are several companies which offer fly and stay packages. They are usually priced per person and are based upon two people sharing. So when you do look at the price when booking always be aware that if it says $150 for a night, it could mean per person and if two people were sharing that would add up to $300. It may sound simple but many people do get it wrong.
If you do not have $300 to spare don’t worry; there are several packages available to suit all budgets. So, if you are looking for a cheap break away then you can find something to suit your needs.
One of the best companies which offer fly and stay golf trips includes:
• Scotia Travel
Scotia Travel offer two main fly and stay trips which include Islay and Machrihanish breaks.
If you wish to have an Islay break then for a one day trip you can expect to pay around $293 in Oct-Apr and if you want to stay for two nights it is around $706. For that $706 you get the flights included, three rounds of golf, a hotel and transfers included. These costs again are based on two people sharing and the price is per person. So, it can be expensive but you do have to remember that everything is included with your stay. If you are unsure of anything always double check before you book.
Overall fly and stay golf trips do exist but they can be difficult to locate. One of the best ways to find any deals relevant to you would be to go into your local travel agents. There they will tell you about any current fly and stay trips they have available and they should be able to find something to suit your needs.
Obviously the best thing about fly and stay golf trips is the fact that you do not have to worry about booking everything separately. However, you do have to make sure that everything that you need is included. Some people expect their package to include unlimited golf but it often does not and you have to pay extra. So, always read through exactly what the package entails before you agree to it and that way there will be no nasty surprises when you turn up on your trip!
Christine Gray is a recognized authority on the subject of golf vacations. Her website Ultimate Golf Guide provides a wealth of informative articles and resources on everything you will need to know about golf vacation packages. All rights reserved. Articles may be reprinted as long as the content and links remains intact and unchanged.
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