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Siblu acquires 13th French site
Family holiday specialist Siblu has acquired the Bonne Anse Plage holiday park in La Palmyre in the French Charente Maritime region.
The company’s 13th site in France is set within 35 acres of pinewood in the bay of Bonne Anse, 600 metres from the mouth of the region’s Gironde estuary.
Family attractions including two large swimming pools, giant water chutes, a rock climbing wall and multi-sports court.
Prices start at £1,025 for a family of four departing July 14 for seven nights, with an early booking saving of £129 available until February 14. This is based on a two-bedroom Excellence holiday home with a terrace and includes Dover-Calais ferry travel.
Siblu owns 12 other holiday parcs across France, in locations including Normandy, Brittany, the Vendée, Aquitaine, Languedoc and the Côte d’Azur.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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