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PACK THE BAGS for the whole family for a two-night getaway with adventure, relaxation and plenty of time for fun.
Surrounded by gorgeous scenery and mature woodlands just eight miles from the bustling city of Cork sits Fota Island Resort. As well as luxurious accommodation, the resort features a spa, delicious food and its very own adventure centre tucked in the heart of the forest.
We’re giving one lucky reader of TheJournal.ie’s Family Magazine the chance to win a family break at Fota Island Resort, including two nights’ accommodation for two adults and two children, breakfast on both days, a half-day package at Fota Island Adventure for the kids and two hydrotherapy spa passes for the adults.
From military hide and seek to shelter-building to archery, there’s something for all adrenaline lovers at Fota Island Adventure. And while the kids enjoy the fantastic facilities, adults can sit back and unwind at the resort’s on-site spa.
Simply email your name and location to competitions@thejournal.ie with ‘Family Magazine – Fota Island Resort Family’ in the subject line. Don’t forget to subscribe to our Family Newsletter below too!
Not lucky enough to win this time? Find out more about the great family packages available at Fota Island Resort, by calling the reservations team on 021 488 3700, emailing reservations@fotaisland.ie or visiting www.fotaisland.ie.
Terms and conditions: Prize is 2BB for 2 x adults and 2 x children in interconnecting rooms , 1 x half day package at Fota Island Adventure for each child and two hydro therapy adult spa passes. Subject to availability, non-transferable and not valid for Christmas, New Year’s Eve or bank holiday weekends.
Help! Am I being unreasonable? We’re looking for parenting dilemmas from our readers for our Am I Being A Bad Parent? feature. Drop us a line with your reader dilemma on family@thejournal.ie.
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