Kids go free, so what to do with the savings?

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To celebrate National Ferry Fortnight 2013, kids go free on all Stena Line Harwich to Holland crossings booked before 15 March. So what could you do with the money saved with this offer?

We have come up with some ideas:

Go on a canal cruise of Amsterdam

Amsterdam’s canals make up a huge part of its charm, and this year they celebrate their 400th anniversary. When your kids go free, your savings will cover a canal cruise that allows you to observe the citys gracious 17th century gabled merchants’ houses, the numorus baroque churches, and the enchanting bridges from Amsterdam’s most beautiful canal belt, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For more information, visit amsterdamcitytours.rezgo.com

Go camping

The Dutch are renowned campers abroad, but mostly camp in their own country. This is why Holland boasts a great selection of campsites, both along the coast and in the wooded provinces. Depending on what you want, you can camp at so-called ‘non-designated campsites’, which are appointed by the Dutch Forestry Commission and offer limited facilities, or a family campsite with a swimming pool, play ground and many children’s activities. For more information go to visitholland.com

Visit Keukenhof Gardens

The world-renowned Keukenhof Gardens open on 21 Marchfor the 64th time, and this year is extra special for us Brits abroad, as the theme is ‘United Kingdom – Land of Great Gardens’, celebrating our fantastic flora and fauna as well as Holland’s famous tulips. The park is 32 hectares wide and has 15 kilometres of foothpath, and has surprises round every corner.Be sure to bring your camera, as this is a unique experience. For more information, visit www.keukenhof.nl/en

kidsgofree

Kids go free on all car bookings made before 15 March 2013, on crossings in 2013. For full details, visit www.stenaline.co.uk/nff/