Tips and deals of the week: Cobblers Cove cricket academy, Nikon D3300 and Le Grand Bellevue in Gstaad
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Banish those Ashes blues. The Cobblers Cove resort in Barbados is launching a cricket academy for younger guests during the Easter holidays. It will cost from £30 per child per day (cobblerscove.com).
The camera
Nikon's new entry-level DSLR, the D3300, is a lightweight 24.2-megapixel camera with continuous shooting speeds of up to five frames-per-second and Wi-Fi; £499.99 excluding kit (nikon.co.uk).
The hotel
Le Grand Bellevue has reopened in Gstaad. Under new ownership and looking dashing after a hefty refit, the hotel now sports 57 contemporary rooms, a fine-dining bistro and spa (bellevue-gstaad.com).
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