It’s probably not everyday you’ll see a £30m footballer at a holiday park in Wales, but that’s what holidaymakers in Prestatyn in Wales got to see.
Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand was having a short break with family at Haven Holiday’s Presthaven Sands holiday park and judging by the pictures had a whale of a time!
Rio happily signed autographs and posed for pictures with the other guests at Presthaven Sands. Rio opted to stay in Haven’s top of the range caravan – the Prestige.
Haven Holidays apparently had no idea Rio was planning on visiting the holiday park in Prestatyn, for his £400 mini holiday.
“He really seemed to enjoy himself,” said a Haven Holidays spokeswoman.
“He was happy to sign autographs and have his picture taken as he mingled affably with other holidaymakers”.
“We were delighted that he and his family chose to come and enjoy themselves at Presthaven.
“Some of the other children that were holidaying at the park went absolutely wild when they saw Rio and he spent more than an hour mixing with the crowd.”
Rio enjoyed the top of the range Prestige caravan with his fiancee and his two sons, which are available at the park from just £400.
Typical interior of the Prestige caravan from Haven Holidays
Rio Ferdinand has certainly made staycations and caravan camping cool. Why not follow in his leads and book yourself a mini break at Presthaven Sands?
Extreme Fliers are the world’s first remote controlled helicopter and car all in one, and featured on BBC’s Dragons Den.
Inventor Vernon Kerswell from Manchester is looking for an investment of £75,000 for a 15% stake in his Extreme Fliers business. Vernon has already had some success earlier with his Terror Wasp remote controlled toy which was featured on Something for the Weekend.
We’ll have the decision by the Dragon’s from the Den, once it’s been broadcast tonight on TV.
Good luck Vernon.
The Terror Wasp remote controlled toy was featured on the gadget section of BBC2’s Something For The Weekend show and Tim Lovejoy loved it.
Having seen many gadgets and remote controlled flying machines on Something for the Weekend, Tim was very impressed on just how easy it was to fly and control the Terror Wasp.
Unlike other remote control flying toys, the Terror Wasp uses twin rotor blades which enables it to have better balance and increased stability, as well being able to hover in the air.
The lightweight Wasp shaped body uses an inbuilt battery which recharges in minutes directly from the handset and features a new easy-fitting charging pin compared to a tiny socket. The Terror Wasp is also so stable that you can take off and land in the palm of your hand.
Terror Wasp is the brainchild of Vernon Kerswell from Manchester. Terror Wasp is available from his company called, Extreme Fliers priced at just £24.99
Order online at Extreme Fliers
Video of Terror Wasp on BBC2’s Something For The Weekend Show