Are you 18-24 years old? Are you looking for a well earned break before your exams? If the answer to these questions is yes, then this is the blog post for you!

We at Wave.co know that not everyone wants the same holiday. Therefore we have specially designed package that will take the hassle out of your holiday. Below are just 3 of the many options we offer. 

1. Amsterdam

The first location we think that would suit you is Amsterdam. Amsterdam is the capital city of the Netherlands. With hostels starting as cheap as £21 a night, it is ideal for those who are looking for a cheap weekend away. Not only does Amsterdam offer beautiful scenic canals, but it also offers tourist attractions such as the Van Gogh museum, where you can see many of the artists famous work. While Amsterdam also offers attractions to those, who well should we just say are more of the adventurous type. You can fly directly to Amsterdam in just over an hour and can fly from most if not all major airports including Liverpool and Manchester.

2.Zante

The second location we suggest for your Easter break is Zante. Zante as many of you already know is a Greek Island. This holiday is for those who after working hard all semester, may also want to play even harder. Zante offers you cheap hotels and a buzzing party scene, if that is your thing. After you have party well into the night, Zante offers stunning beaches where you can recover from the hangover from the night before.

3.Budapest 

Last and no means least is Budapest. Budapest is the capital of Hungary. The city is divided by the river Danube which you may decide to take a boat trip down. Budapest is my personal favourite having been their myself, I can 100% guarantee that Budapest has something for everyone, e.g. Museums, castles and cheap food and beer. 

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