All inc with toddler in March - Canaries, Spain, Turkey?

[GinnyBee]

We want to have out last little jolly with an under 2 while he still gets a free flight, somewhere sunny and somewhere with all inclusive. Kids club would be a great bonus!

We went to Lanzarote last March and loved it but we’re not sure if we want to go again so soon or if a different destination might be nicer. Looking at deals Turkey looks cheaper than both Canaries and Costa del Sol but my husband was a bit meh when I suggested it and wasn’t sure how safe it is. Neither of us have ever been, but I’ve really only heard lovely things about Turkey holidays.

All experiences welcome! Also open to other suggestions too, those were just the easy ones to look at first.

At that time of year, you need to make sure you find somewhere with a heated pool. That might limit your options

Don’t think Turkey would be warm enough. My neighbour went this year with a case full of bikinis and had to buy jeans and jumpers as they were cold.

Canaries with a heated pool

Most of the Turkish resorts will be mid to high teens - and almost all don’t have heated pools.

Canaries for reliable weather, but make sure there is a heated pool.

In March if you want a sunny beach type holiday you’re best off with the canaries. Turkey is fine safety wise, but wouldn’t go until may.

Thanks everyone! I think we’ll focus on the Canaries. Not super fussed about being able to swim but it does make it easier to entertain a toddler! All I really want is to be able to read a book and not spend all day planning and organising meals and snacks 😂

We’re looking at going to Tenerife in December for winter Sun. We’ve previously been to Tenerife twice in April and weather was lovely. We’re looking at GF Victoria as it seems quite relaxing with a baby/toddler there.