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Looking to travel solo or with wingman this September onwards. Any suggestions of European or Mediterranean or Eastern poosy paradise during these months?
Just returned from Malta with the lads (7 of us, age range 27-37)..got lucky with a local Maltese bird and Turkish and Serbian birds on holiday, but desperately trying to avoid the 17-21 year old crowd which dominated paceville area in St julians.

Any ideas if beach destinations September onwards will be good with an older crowd? Eg. Cyprus, Turkey, Greek islands, or per ha s EE or Scandinavian city breaks? End of party season closing parties in places like napa, falaraki?? Open to travelling long haul to far east and went to Bangkok in December.. Great place.. But dominated by p4p.

It's shit getting old lol

Post: #2

Beach holiday destinations in Europe suitable for a slightly older group: Palma de Mallorca, Mykonos, French Riviera (if you have some cash to splash) maybe Ibiza after school has started. In Scandinavia Stockholm is great for a city weekend but relatively pricey and hardly a "poosy paradise".

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Thanks. In autumn, it's getting that balance of hot enough weather with a busy enough night life.. I've been to Cyprus in november and was still hot and able to swim in the Mediterranean. Looking in to Croatia at the mo and Vietnam. Will check out mallorca thanks.

Post: #4

OP
Did you choose that username because you are (a bit) chav and a doctor or you are a doctor and your patients are mostly chav?

On topic, I think the only EU beach destination that fills up the whole year round are the Canary Islands. Not sure which one would be best for what you're looking for.
Also on topic, if you can game on a European beach destinations you should be able to game in Bali and Boracay.

Post: #5

It's cos I'm a doctor but I can be a bit of a chav with a 'common man' upbringing and common friends haha. Yeh I'd consider the Canaries but would be nice to avoid brits, been to gran Canaria years ago and it was cool, don't fancy bali cos of all the loud aussie kids and heard it's way overrated.