With the world’s eyes currently fixed on Kate Middleton’s burgeoning bump, crowds of press already gathered outside the Lindo wing of St Mary’s hospital and sweepstakes drawn on the sex and name of her baby, the anticipation of the birth of the future king or queen is heating up this summer! The Duke and Duchess are undoubtedly going to need a holiday after the royal bundle’s arrival, and tour operator DialAFlight offers a choice of palatial destinations that are perfect for new parents, as well as frazzled families juggling a holiday with a newborn and older children.

Offering every convenience for families, including free child stays, flexible mealtimes, babysitting, crèches, cots and highchairs, DialAFlight’s five-star baby-friendly packages start from just £829 per person, for travel this autumn. Choose from:

FOR NEW MUMS & DADS IN DUBAI

Built in the shape of a breaking wave, the award-winning Jumeirah Beach Hotel in Dubai is perfect for a beach holiday with babies and small children. With five swimming pools including a children’s pool, seven tennis courts, an excellent kids’ club for children aged between two and four, babysitting on request, watersports, the luxurious Talise Spa and over 16 restaurants and bars, there’s plenty to do for both adults and kids.

DialAFlight offers four nights at the five-star Jumeirah Beach Hotel from £829 per person (saving £280 per person) based on twin share, while two babies or two children aged 12 and under can stay for free*. Valid on bookings until 18 July, for selected September departures, the price includes flights from London with Royal Brunei, accommodation in an ocean deluxe room on a half-board basis, free kids’ club entry, free transport and entry to Wild Wadi Water Park and a free shuttle to the nearest mall. *meal supplements apply.

PARADISE IN PAPHOS FOR PARENTS

Located in the south west of Cyprus, the five-star Intercontinental Aphrodite Hills Resort offers a wide array of activities for parents wanting to reboot, including golf, tennis, indoor and outdoor pools and a spa overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. With 11 restaurants and bars with children’s menus and early eating options available, it provides a breath of fresh air for frazzled families at mealtimes. There’s also a ‘Pirates Village’ for children aged 12 and under, while the crèche caters for babies aged six – 35 months. Babysitting, cots and highchairs are also available on request.

DialAFlight offers seven nights at the Intercontinental Aphrodite Hills Resort from just £899 per person (saving £250 per person) based on twin share, while a baby or one child aged 12 and under can stay for free. Valid for selected September departures, the price includes flights from London with British Airways and accommodation in a deluxe garden view room with a free upgrade to half-board basis. 

EXCLUSIVE ROYAL BABY CELEBRATION PACKAGE IN ANTIGUA

Surrounded by lush rainforest and a beautiful beach, Carlisle Bay in Antigua is a contemporary, design hotel offering an exclusive royal baby celebration package, including complimentary daily afternoon tea, one three-course lunch and one dinner at a choice of à la carte restaurants. The offer also includes a special afternoon tea with Champagne in celebration of the arrival of the new royal baby! Family-friendly amenities include a kids’ club and babysitting, while its guided nature walks provide the perfect shade for strolls with a baby under the rainforest’s leafy canopy.

DialAFlight offers seven nights at the five-star Carlisle Bay from £2,875 per person (saving £100 per person), based on twin share, while a baby or one child aged 12 and under can stay for free. Valid for departures from 12 October – 4 December, the price includes flights from London with Virgin Atlantic, accommodation in a garden suite on an all-inclusive basis.  

For more information on all of DialAFlight’s baby-friendly offers, visit www.dialaflight.com or call 0844 556 6060.

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