Travel vocabulary review

We stayed at a ___________ house in the historical centre. It was a private house with only four en-suite bedrooms. We booked two nights and loved it. The owners were friendly and cooked a great breakfast.

• guest

• beach

• self-catering

There were lots of tents and camper vans on the camp___________ when we arrived.

• site

• share

• cabin

___________-surfing is a great way to travel around cheaply and to meet people from different countries. Basically, you contact people online and stay at their houses for free!

• couch

• caravan

• cruise

We went on a cycling holiday and stayed in ___________ hostels along the route. Most of them were simple and basic, but they were cheap and a good place to meet other young travellers.

• youth

• villa

• time-share

In the summer, my brother and I go to a holiday ___________ where we enjoy lots of organised activities.

• camp

• boat

• B&B

I want to relax and do nothing on holiday – I want to ___ it easy!

• take

• go off

• recharge

The beach was far too busy and ___ . There were souvenir stalls and small gift shops everywhere.

• mind-blowing

• commercialized

• inaccessible

The resort had a really ___ nightlife. There were loads of clubs and a party every evening.

• vibrant

• rough

• run-down

Young people often go travelling to find out about new cultures and ___ . It’s not escape or luxury they are looking for, but experience and knowledge.

• pamper themselves

• soak up the sun

• broaden their horizons

The room in the hostel was really ___ . It was grey with no windows, a bad smell and cheap furniture.

• dingy

• unspoilt

• beaten