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Sandaya - English/ French mix

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superking · 08/05/2023 09:34

We're looking at a couple of Sandaya campsites for a few nights away this summer and I wondered if anyone could advise how popular they are with British holidaymakers? I'm not after a Little Britain bubble by any means, but I have two outgoing DSs who will be keen to make holiday friends, and from past experience this is tricky when pretty much everyone else on the campsite speaks a different language. Just after reassurance that there will likely be enough English-speaking kids for them to run around with.

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Peccary · 08/05/2023 11:09

We went to the Sandaya in Belgium last year, it was about 75% Dutch, the rest mainly French, luckily DD managed to find the only bilingual child in the whole place 😂

Anyway, following as we really like the Sandaya sites and may go again this year but would like a few more potential playmates for her.

MissAmbrosia · 08/05/2023 11:48

We went to the Sandaya near Sarlat a few years ago and there was a good mix, but then Eurocamp went there at the time and I think they've stopped.

CalloohCallayFrabjousDay · 08/05/2023 14:37

Language isn't usually a barrier for kids. They play quite happily whilst speaking different languages.

superking · 08/05/2023 16:23

Thanks for feedback. @CalloohCallayFrabjousDay I agree for younger children that is often the case, but my eldest is a preteen and will want to be able to chat to people as well as splash in the pool with them.

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Hothotdamage · 08/05/2023 17:29

When we were at one of the sites , the mix was roughly half french and a third Brits and the rest Dutch.

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