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  • steve

    I would expect they'll be fine on their own. The only place they might not be allowed in on their own is Surf which is more of a club than a bar, but I would think ok everywhere else.

  • Bar Availability for teenagers

    Dave Vout

    Thanks Steve.
    Do you mean the boys'll be OK to wander into the bars on thier own or do they need to be with my wife or I?
    They are now at that 'in-betweeny' age. Too young to do the tied to Mum and Dad thing but too young to be let loose completeley.

  • steve

    All the bars are family friendly so you shouldn't have any problems around the resort. The legal drinking age here is 18 like the UK. If they're going out by themselves just make sure they know where they're staying and take the same precautions as they would at home.

  • Bar Availability for teenagers

    Dave Vout

    Hi Guy's,
    Have two teenage lads (15 going in 16) coming with the missus and I for a week starting Feb 8th. Are there any restrictions? Are there any dangers?

    Thanks in advance

    Dave