Travel Challenge: Family California at Easter
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Each week we invite three companies to offer us their best deal for a specific holiday. Today: a twin-centre, 10-night family holiday in the Golden State, split between Anaheim – the gateway to Disneyland – and a coastal city. Prices are for two adults and two children. Each includes room-only accommodation, car hire for the duration and flights from Heathrow to Los Angeles in the first week of April.
British Airways Holidays
£3,769: Anaheim and Los Angeles
Includes BA flights on 3 April. Accommodation includes five nights at the Clarion Anaheim Resort and five nights at the Hyatt Regency Newport Beach in Los Angeles. A one-day family ticket to Disneyland is included. "California is the perfect destination for families, with its sun-kissed beaches, sparkling bright lights, first-class sporting events and all the delights of Disneyland in neighbouring Anaheim," says Caroline Smith of British Airways Holidays (0844 493 0758; ba.com/California).
Virgin Holidays
£4,999: Anaheim and San Diego
Includes Virgin Atlantic flights on 2 April. Accommodation includes five nights at the Hyatt Regency Orange County in Anaheim and five nights at the Handlery Hotel and Resort in San Diego. A three-day Disneyland Resort Hopper ticket is included. "This is the perfect family Easter break, combining all the fun and magic of Disneyland with the sophistication and stunning beaches of San Diego," says Neil Jones of Virgin Holidays (0844 557 3859l; virginholidays.co.uk).
Bon Voyage
£5,795: Anaheim and Huntington Beach
Includes United Airlines flights on 1 April. Accommodation is five nights at the Sheraton Anaheim Hotel and five nights at the Hyatt hotel on Huntington Beach. A three-day Disneyland Resort Hopper ticket is also included. "A deluxe four-star resort in Anaheim coupled with a five-star stay in California's Surf City of Huntington Beach will make for a luxurious and laid-back family holiday," says Karen Niven of Bon Voyage (0800 316 3012; bon-voyage.co.uk).
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