Booking information

To book a whole week:
Click the ‘Book now' button next to the week you want and then complete the online reservation form.

To book a short break:
Click the ‘Enquire' button just underneath the Tariff and Availability calendar. (Note that short breaks can only be taken at certain times of year.)
Please make sure that you have read the booking conditions before proceeding with your booking.

What happens next?
Once you have sent your booking request or short break enquiry you will receive an email acknowledgement.

We will confirm the details of your reservation shortly after and (assuming there are no queries) you will be invited to make payment by credit or debit card.

Reservations are held for a maximum of 7 days.  The exception to this is when the reservation is made 3 weeks or less before the holiday in which case it can only be held for 24 hours.

In 2012 reservations will be held for a maximum of 5 days.

ENQUIRERS REFERENCE NUMBER

This is your own unique number which you will have been given if you booked with us or have received a brochure from us in recent years. (You should find it on the booking form which came with the brochure.)

PAYMENTS

Deposit
If you are booking 8 weeks or more before the holiday then we require a 25% deposit to be paid at the time of booking.

Balance payment
The balance of rent due on your booking is required 8 weeks before the holiday. We do not send reminders so do make a diary note to get this payment to us in time. Your holiday is in danger of being cancelled if we do not receive your payment by the due date.
To pay your balance payment by card over the telephone then do please give us a call. (Contact)

Full payment
If you are booking the holiday 8 weeks or less before the start date of the holiday then we require payment of the full amount of the rent at the time of booking.

Damage Deposit
Any damage deposit or special damage deposit payable should be included with your balance or full payment. The damage deposit will be returned to you shortly after your departure (assuming, of course, that there are no deductions to be made).