Monday we went to Holiday Park, an amusement park about 30 minutes from our apartment. The forecast wasn't great so we were hoping it wouldn't be rediculously crowded. Overall, I'd say Holiday Park definitely feels like a regional amusement park but is extremely well-maintained and organized. Our 3 kids, 7, 6 and 3 loved it although B's sister Marina, who's 16, found it boring when she went with friends a few weeks earlier. It cost us about 20 Euros each to enter (Sophia didn't have to pay) and lunch was about 50 Euros, and really good.
The biggest surprise of the day was what an addrenalin junky Sophia is. She raised her hands like a roller coaster veteran on all the "big" rides she went on.
A few highlights:
- Waterskiing pirates show
- Flume ride (Devil's Barrels)
- Swinging ship ride
I'll stop blabbing now and let the pictures do the talking...
After a day at the park, we were starving and in no mood to cook so we headed to Sardegna. Even though the lights were set on "intimate", I got a few clandestine shots off.
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