For many of us, the winter months of 2021 could provide the first chance of an overseas holiday in nearly two years – and the cover story of Sunday’s print edition set out several enticing possibilities, from a boutique beach break in Thailand in November to Christmas in Mauritius and spending the early months of 2022 in Antigua, Oman, Tenerife or St Lucia.
With winter-sun holidays in mind, we’d like to hear about places where you have gone to escape the gloom and chill of a British winter. Did the climate live up to expectations? Did you feel smug? Was your plan simply to get some welcome rays on the beach, or to engage in a favourite outdoor pursuit such as sailing, tennis, hiking or golf?
The reader who sends in the best entry wins a £250 holiday voucher.
About the provider
Visit Pembrokeshire (visitpembrokeshire.com) is the destination management organisation for the glorious Welsh county of Pembrokeshire. A year-round destination, Pembrokeshire offers an abundance of natural beauty and fascinating wildlife, plus 50 sandy beaches, the 186-mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path, a wide range of adrenalin-fuelled experiences, rich culture and heritage (including ancient castles, Iron Age burial grounds and the UK’s smallest city – St Davids), as well as innovative food and drink options ranging from seaweed gin to a grub kitchen.
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The prize
Win a one-night stay for two people, worth £250, including dinner, bed and breakfast, at Heywood Spa Hotel in Pembrokeshire. This family-run, luxury four-star hotel, with just 23 guest bedrooms, is based in the charming seaside resort of Tenby. The prize is subject to availability and to the hotel’s own terms and conditions. Certain blackout dates may apply. Other conditions specific to this hotel may also apply.
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heywood spa hotel
How to enter
Email your entry (as close to 150 words as possible, please) together with your name, address and telephone number, by midnight on Wednesday July 21, to yoursay@telegraph.co.uk. Only one prize can be won per person and it is non-transferable and non-refundable. Other T&Cs apply. See telegraph.co.uk/tt-yourtravels for details.
