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Holiday homes and villas in Phuket

Where better to enjoy sun, sea and beach and culture than in Phuket. Every year, this beautiful country attracts millions of visitors who enjoy all that Spanish culture has to offer. You can go to Phuket for a relaxing holiday on the beach, but also for a sporty midweek or cultural city trip. One of the biggest advantages of this beautiful holiday destination is that you can also enjoy the good weather all year round. The winters are a pleasant time to discover the beautiful landscape and the bustling cities, while the warm summers guarantee a wonderful and well-deserved beach holiday or cultural city trip.

But before you go on holiday you want to book a nice accommodation. A hotel is nice, but you are often limited in space and privacy. Renting a villa or holiday home is therefore the ideal solution. There are thousands of holiday homes in Phuket, located in the most beautiful places under the Spanish sun. Holiday homes in Phuket not only offer the luxury and privacy of home, but are suitable for both couples and families, but also for larger groups of friends looking for a nice villa to stay in. Whether you want to stay on the Spanish Costas or on one of the Spanish islands, there is always a holiday home that meets everyone's requirements!

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Renting a holiday home in Phuket  is therefore a piece of cake at Club Villamar. You can choose from authentic cottages in mountain areas along the coast, a luxury apartment in the city or a beautiful villa with private pool . Whatever you are looking for, renting a villa in Phuket guarantees a wonderfully beautiful holiday under the sun. You know what you are booking, and you can go on holiday with confidence and enjoy all the beauty that Phuket  has to offer in winter, spring, summer and autumn.

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Essential tips for a family holiday with a pool

Searching for a suitable holiday home is always a challenge. For many people (especially with children) the top of the list is: a swimming pool.

When it is wonderfully warm in summer, nothing is more pleasant to cool off than a jump in the water, even as an adult. For children, the pool is a whole different dimension, it is a complete play paradise and their own domain where they can enjoy themselves for hours. Who needs an animation team when you have a pool? Yet it is not all that easy to choose the right house with pool and enjoy it in a safe way.

Below you will find some tips on how to treat your children in a relaxed way in a holiday home with swimming pool.

Get to know the pool yourself first, feet in the water! With small children it is important that you first enter the water and explore the pool. For example, do you have small children who are not yet able to swim very well? Then see where it gets deep. Also view the edge of the pool: can the children easily climb out? The danger is more often in shallow water than in the deep. Children sometimes want to make a mistake and jump in shallow water where they can hurt themselves ugly. Always make clear that there is no jumping in the pool (unless you have a large private pool with only older children and deep water). Other parents often don't like children jumping in a public swimming pool. Many youngsters are hurt by other children playing rough in the water. So not jumping into the pool is not only safer but also polite.

Don't take anything from others, judge for yourself Imagine you have booked a house in a beautiful holiday park on the Costa Brava , the ideal holiday destination for the whole family. The weather is beautiful, it is sunny and warm and your accommodation is more than comfortable. But it is the pool that first attracts your attention because, let's be honest, that is indispensable in this climate.

If there is a communal pool for the entire holiday park, don't just assume that the apparent lifeguard is really an official lifeguard. Do not leave small children behind by a swimming pool. Even if you are only 20 meters away, it is wise to get up regularly, to see where the children are and to make eye contact. For somewhat older children who can swim independently, it is recommended to always walk to and from the pool so that they get to know the route well.

A fenced pool might just be your best friend For a family poolside vacation, a fenced pool can be your best friend. If you rent a holiday home with a pool in France , for example, you will discover that there is a law that requires all outdoor pools. Not a bad idea because children do not always pay close attention, especially when they are playing. Be careful if you have some children who can swim and some who are still a little too young. The smallest walk along with the older children. They open the gate and before you know it well they are all together in the water. Is your child unable to swim (properly)? In any case, make sure that your child wears inflatable straps.

Sun in the cap, hat on your ... Children are very sensitive to radiation and quickly suffer heatstroke. They also burn faster than adults. Water offers no protection against this. On the contrary, it is in the swimming pool that children burn the fastest or get heatstroke because they feel the heat less well. The solution is simple, put them on a T-shirt and a hat. Do that as soon as the kids start playing outside. After about 3 hours you can take the T-shirt off and let it dry, but always leave the hat on. If the pool is in the shade or your children swim outside for less than 1 hour per day, and not between 12 and 3 pm, it is all possible without a hat and T-shirt.

Swimming pool and toys? Sure, but not all at once There is so much toys to bring in the pool for the little ones. And let's face it, they're really fun: from toy dolphins, water guns and rubber rings, they make the pool endlessly exciting. Nevertheless, try to keep the amount of toys in the pool to a minimum. Otherwise, it may be disturbing to other users. You do what you want in a private pool.

Maximum fun with water games Playing games in the pool helps the little ones to develop confidence in the water. If you want to go to the beach with them afterwards , the fear of water (and waves) will be much less strong. There are many examples of such games. You can teach them to dive by placing a number of special diving sticks on the bottom of the pool. The children must collect them and whoever collects the most sticks wins. Or see who can swim the furthest underwater without breathing. While playing, the children learn to move smoothly and comfortably in the water.

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When you go to the sea / lake / river When it comes to beach safety, it's best to do your own research. Find a kid-friendly beach, see if there are lifeguards, learn about the beach flags and what they mean. Find out if there are dangerous currents in the area. Never underestimate what happens under the water. A quiet surface can hide dangerous undercurrents.

Teach your kids to never turn their back to the sea when paddling in a place where there are waves. This reduces the risk of dangerous underwater rolling. Even if they come up safely again, they can lose focus and direction and cannot find the beach again. So it is better that this does not happen.

Inflatable toys are also not recommended in the sea. They create a false safety that makes children swim further away from the beach, but can easily be broken by the sun and salt. When it comes to rivers and lakes, no matter how calm the water may seem, try it out first. The lakes and river beds can be stony and uneven, or they can drop suddenly. There may be mild currents that can unbalance children. Another danger in rivers and lakes is the cold water, which can cause even experienced swimmers to get cramps. So don't let your children just jump into the cold water, but do some warm-up exercises with them.

Take a first aid course Just in case. Knowing how to resuscitate a child can prove to be a matter of life or death. Hopefully you never have to put it into practice, but you better be prepared. A family holiday in a holiday park with a swimming pool is guaranteed to be fun and will undoubtedly help you relax. Make beautiful memories with your family and know that you have taken all precautions. Travel safely and enjoy your summer with a splash and a smile!

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10 tips for renting a good holiday in Villas

I regularly come to France by car and usually stay in a holiday home. Over time I have gained a lot of experience with renting a holiday home in France. I would like to share that experience with you and in this article give you  my 10 best tips for renting a good holiday home in France!

Unique collaboration with TUI Villas

For my company e RC ee M edia I have been working together since 2011 to full satisfaction with atraveo, the online housing market of the TUI group. A few thousand people have already booked a holiday home through TUI Villas with the websites in my company over the years.

You can, for example on my website FrankrijkVakantieland.nl  direct vacation rental in France. Many people do this indeed and the experiences are good. My own personal experiences with TUI Villas are also good.

I have therefore decided to make the holiday homes of TUI Villas available on my weblog FrankrijkBinnendoor for the visitors and my members. Why?

it is the largest selection in the market the holiday homes are from well-known companies Private individuals also offer their holiday home the prices are competitive there is a unique lowest price guarantee, so you never pay too much. the help desk is excellent and helps you where possible. the innumerable experiences of previous guests give you a good idea of ​​the quality. you book with a trusted company. Take a look at these holiday homes  and judge for yourself. You can also make a first selection with the search function below. If you do this, you will immediately see the correct holiday homes on the TUI Villas website.

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My  10 tips for renting a good holiday home Make a list of wishes in advance . The range is usually quite large and knowing what you want saves your time. How many bedrooms, how many bathrooms, do you want a swimming pool, near the sea, with small children, does a dog go along? Close to the center, or quiet outside the village? Do you not want an unnecessary luxury but an authentic French holiday home? List it before you start searching! Photos say something but not everything! Don't be tempted by beautiful photos but use your wits. Did you find something? Read the description carefully. When in doubt, always call first. Prevent this from becoming your "lounger" and use my tips! Check the location on Google Maps . A few years ago I rented a nice holiday home. But there turned out to be an animal feed factory next to it and you smoke that every day. If I had first viewed the location and reviews better, I would not have rented it.

Check the ratings  and  user experiences and  compare them with different brands if necessary. Never book, but never on a website without address and telephone number. You will not be the first to be scammed. Be suspicious of very cheap offers that are almost impossible. When in doubt call and ask for more information! Found something? Pay close attention to the price . Often, a few things are added to the final booking, such as: reservation costs, cleaning costs, tourist tax, etc. Do you not have ongoing travel or cancellation insurance ? Close it yourself! It is often offered as an option, but in proportion it is always more expensive! Rent with family, friends or colleagues . If you rent a large holiday home with 14 people for € 4000 per week, you have a lot of comfort and luxury while it costs only € 285 per person!

Last but not least . Did you book? Congratulations! But do you have the correct confirmation? Is the information the same as you booked? If everything is in order, the anticipation can begin. But you will not be the first where the booking confirmation is incorrect. Immediately ring the bell and don't wait too long. The longer you wait, the harder it is to get a story!

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Find a rental house quickly

Whether that is a room or detached villa, furnished or furnished, for short or long term. By working efficiently and with the broad knowledge of the market, we are in most cases able to be the first to find a suitable living space for you.

Solid home

Finding a suitable rental property is not the most complicated aspect of this phase. As a tenant, you are looking for a decent home where you can live peacefully without any problems. You also want to experience a pleasant relationship with your landlord. The latter is often difficult for a tenant to gain insight into, including the hidden aspects of a home. What about the nearby area? Can you deal with annoying neighbors? Don't forget the parking options in the center. We take all these aspects into account.

Rent reliably

Over the years, 123Wonen has gained ample experience with previous residents of the various homes offered. If there are matters that you as a tenant need to know, we will inform you about this. If it turns out that there are unpleasant experiences with a certain home and/or landlord, 123Wonen will not cooperate with this party and as a tenant, you will not be offered the home. Either villasonrent makes a solid selection for you that you can trust with confidence. Experience the difference!

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Selling a villa is more difficult than you think.

That's how it works!

Everyone knows that the famous villa of the Pfaff family has been for sale for years. Luxurious living seems attractive, but a villa changes ownership much more difficult than a modest home. How do you manage to sell your villa? With the right, well-considered approach. Discover our tips.

Selling a villa is more difficult than you think. That's how it works!

What is a villa?

Of course, every home is different and people sometimes disagree about the label they stick to it. What one sees as a villa is perhaps just an average home in the eyes of the other. Yet there are three more or less objective criteria that characterize a real villa:

A villa is always a detached house. In that sense, a villa differs from a luxury terraced house, which we call a mansion or citizen's house. You will usually find a villa in the countryside or in a residential area. Most villas are surrounded by greenery: a spacious garden or a large estate.

A villa is noticeably more spacious than a standard home. That means that multiple bathrooms, four or more bedrooms, a dressing room, and a large hobby room are no exceptions.

A villa is luxuriously finished. Expensive materials and gadgets such as home automation are a must.

The preparations

If you want to sell a villa, you first have to make sure that everything is in order. Keep in mind that there are often costs involved.

Anyone selling a home must be able to present an energy performance certificate or EPC to prospective buyers.

You also need a soil certificate. You can request this from OVAM, the Public Waste Agency of Flanders.

Another formality is the inspection of your electrical installation. If it was already inspected after 1 October 1981, a new check is not necessary.

Your fuel oil tank must also be inspected. For an underground tank, a check every five years is mandatory.

Finally, you need a post-intervention file or PID. This is a file that describes the technical data and the structure of the building.

Possible problems

The biggest stumbling block when selling a villa is usually the price. You naturally attach great emotional value to your home, but the buyer usually doesn't care. He wants value for money. A luxurious finish and many rooms - typical of a villa of course - are also not always an asset. Perhaps the prospective buyer has a completely different taste than you or he does not need all that space. In that case, his thoughts mainly go to the extra costs that he will have to incur to adjust and maintain everything. Realistic pricing, which also takes into account the negatives of your villa, is crucial.

Selling your villa: our tips

You cannot compare a villa to an ordinary house. It is always a home with its own unique story, for which your prospective buyer may or may not agree. To 'seduce' him it is therefore important to take him along in that unique story.

More than with any other property, it is crucial to present your villa as well as possible to prospective buyers:  Luxury Villas For Rent

Perform minor repairs. Even a coat of paint can make a world of difference.

Is the villa empty? Furnish them before you take photos and invite prospective buyers. Is the house still occupied? Make sure there is no mess lying around and that the furniture does not divert attention from the strengths of the villa. Because there is a lot at stake, it can be worthwhile to turn to a real estate stylist.

In the photos, emphasize the strong points of the villa. It is not a good idea to put all the photos online. You can, however, highlight some striking details.

To sell a villa, most people call in a real estate agent who specializes in exclusive real estate and knows the tricks of the trade. Selling a villa yourself is rather exceptional.

In any case, it is important to warmly welcome prospective buyers. Create a warm and pleasant atmosphere. For example, get flowers at home, offer visitors a cup of coffee and always be friendly. Also, avoid having your villa for sale too long. Sometimes it is better to lower the price and choose a different approach than to keep it stiff.