Walt Disney World & Orlando/Kissimmee Villa Holiday

Orlando/Kissimmee & the Gulf Coast – Sarasota

This is a theme-park-and-beach break that takes you from Central Florida across to the Gulf Coast city. Orlando is packed with thrills, character meets and fantastical lands while Sarasota is a cultural hot spot and the perfect beach destination thanks to its rich arts background and picture-perfect barrier islands respectively.

Universal Orlando Resort & the Gulf Coast – Naples

Universal Orlando Resort's thrills, spills and immersive lands fill days in Orlando while down in Naples, an upmarket town on the Gulf Coast, lazy beach days are interspersed with shop 'till you drop jaunts along Fifth Avenue. This two-stop holiday is made for family fun or is the perfect chance to indulge your inner child.

New York & Orlando/Kissimmee Villa Holiday

Pair the Big Apple with the vast worlds of imagination in Florida on this two-stop, two-city trip to the United States. Spotting the iconic sights of New York City will kick off your holiday in style before you head down to Orlando or nearby Kissimmee to explore the world-famous theme parks.

Orlando/Kissimmee & the Gulf Coast – St. Pete-Clearwater

This holiday of two halves begins with an action-packed stay in Orlando or Kissimmee (you can choose between staying on site at Disney or Universal or having you own space in villa) and continues on Florida's stunning Gulf Coast beaches in Clearwater or downtown in bustling St. Pete.

Universal Orlando Resort & Orlando/Kissimmee Villa Holiday

Combining a stay at an on-site Universal Orlando Resort hotel with some time in a villa soaking up the home from home vibes creates a best of both worlds Orlando break. Spend the first half of your holiday exploring wonderful make-believe worlds across the two Universal parks and make the most of the perks, before retreating to a villa for day trips out about and days in chilling together.

Absolutely New York & Orlando

Your holiday starts in the Big Apple. Fill your day with city adventures, whether you want to take a food tour around the Lower East Side, take a boat across the Hudson to see the Statue of Liberty, or see the city from above from numerous observation decks. Then it’s on to Florida to swap the real world for a fantasy one, where Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando Resort stand by to transport you to faraway lands.