Where would be good to go in April with teenagers

[Kvec1507]

Hi all

Looking for a break in April but going around in circles
Want to limit budget to absolute max of 2k
We were looking at UK but we've done a lot of it and don't want to repeat Wales Cornwall etc.
Looked at centre parks europe but not sure if it would add up to too much with activities. We did a lot of the Netherlands last year
We're open to anywhere really as long as plenty of activities to do with 2 teenage boys. If there's lots of activities we don't need it to be warm
I realise it's a broad ask but if anyone has been anywhere in April with teens and had the best time please tell me about it even if it was over budget :)

https://www.landal.com/parks/village-leau-dheure/in-and-around-the-park#filter:eyJhIjoiMTEtMDQtMjAyNSIsImFhIjowLCJhYiI6MCwiZCI6IjE4LTA0LTIwMjUiLCJuIjo3LCJzbyI6MTYsInN0Ijo5NDcsInMiOiIzIn0= Ardennes? A week here at Easter seems to be around 320 euros for a week. Lots of opportunities for walking and cycling and lots to visit in local area. War museum at Bastogne, Dinant and Namur. Castle at Sedan

Or one of the Landal parks in Germany?

We had week in one of the Lido Di Jessolo euro camps. Very cheap flights to Venice. Day trips to Venice and the islands. Great beaches, pools, beach volleyball courts and trampolines (and amusement arcades though we avoided those) where teens of all cultures hung out together in the evenings.

Copenhagen and an AirBnB?

Following with interest

A city break where there's a beach there or nearby- then you'll have lots to see and do. Spain or Portugal should be relatively cheap if you get low cost carrier flights and an Airbnb. I'd recommend-

Lisbon
Porto
Naples
San Sebastián
Malaga
Barcelona

Also don't bother renting a car and just use public transport or taxis - you won't need your own car.