JollyDays Supported Holidays - Blog

 Cruise - Northern Spain Boarding the Borealis was seamless, and stepping into our cabins felt like unlocking a tiny home at sea. Exploring the ship revealed grand lounges, cosy corners, and sweeping decks, culminating in the Sail Away Serenade as Southampton faded behind us.   One of the highlights of our cruise was the much-anticipated Captain’s Dinner , a night of elegance, sparkle, and a little friendly showmanship. Suits, bow ties, and glamorous dresses set the tone—James Bond would have approved! We gathered for a formal dinner, with laughter and chatter echoing across the tables, while the spectacular sea views added a golden glow to the evening. Santillana del Mar was our first proper taste of Spanish charm. Nicknamed “the village of the three lies” (not flat, not by the sea, and not particularly saintly), it felt like stepping into a storybook. Cobbled streets wound past medieval stone buildings, quaint squares, and centuries-old churches. The shops offered treasures...

 Disneyland Paris Stepping into Disneyland Park felt like entering a storybook. Main Street sparkled with music and the scent of popcorn, and Sleeping Beauty’s Castle called us forward.  Fantasyland brought thrills of a different kind: Peter Pan’s Flight soared us over London into Neverland, Dumbo the Flying Elephant lifted us high into the skies, and the spinning Mad Hatter’s Teacups spun our laughter into dizzy delight.   And then came a magical moment: meeting Alice herself just before exploring the Curious Labyrinth. She was full of charm, her smile as bright as the storybooks promised, and everyone loved having their turn to pose beside her.  And no Disney day would be complete without  It’s a Small World —we drifted through colourful canals, greeted by dolls from every corner of the globe, singing in cheerful harmony. As evening fell, the Disney Parade transformed the park into a spectacle of colour and music. Floats glided past, each more magical tha...