Ready for a break with your mates?

This Easter, the company Wave Co. are offering student holiday packages to blow off steam before the big exams! I have been given the opportunity to exclusively try out out this package and report to you the best deals, so lets get into it!

So, where did I go first?

My trip began at Liverpool airport, where I boarded a three hour flight to Spain, The party island – Ibiza. From the moment I landed I could feel the energy of the island around me. I knew I was ready to party.

During my stay I had planned to spend the whole time at San Antonio in Ibiza, soon after i had arrived I realised how beautiful the island was and was hungry for more!

After chatting with some of the locals in the bar, I was told that there was a ferry that left every half an hour that can take you to any of the surrounding islands and back until midnight.

Was it worth it?

The other islands were much quieter than San Antonio and provided a much needed change of pace after the first two nights of madness! The ferry cost only 6 euro per person, which was a relief considering how much money I’d blown on event tickets the past two days!

By using Wave Co. I managed to take more spending money with me to Ibiza, which then gave the chance to have the chill-out day at the end of the holiday.

All in all this journey has provided me with a luxury holiday at budget prices, I cant wait for next Easter already!

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