Wayne Rooney and wife Coleen are giving us serious holiday envy on their family trip to Barbados!
The couple are currently enjoying a sun-soaked getaway on the Caribbean island with their three sons Kai, seven, Klay, four and one-year-old Kit, joined by the kids' grandparents Tony and Colette.
The glamorous destination is a favourite for the Rooney clan, who regularly jet-set off to Barbados for a break.
In fact, they even own a mansion on the Bajan island which you can rent out for a whopping £25,000 per week - but it's the luxurious Sandy Lane Hotel which has become a firm favourite with the couple, who have also chosen the hotel for their current break.
It's no surprise that Barbados continues to be a hit with the family - not only does the island offer a serene break with pristine white beaches, mouthwatering cuisine and breathtaking scenery, but there's plenty for the kids to do too.
It's already been an action-packed trip for Wayne and Coleen's sons, who have been spotted enjoying a boat trip with their mum or trying watersports with their grandad.
We take a look at how you can have your own glamorous family holiday in Barbados - but without needing a celebrity's budget...
How to get there
Thomas Cook Airlines offers direct flights to the island from London Gatwick, as well as flights with stopovers if you're departing from other UK airports including Manchester, Birmingham and Bristol - and seats have budget-friendly prices from as little as £219.99 each way .
It's also worth checking out Thomas Cook's all-inclusive packages which could help you save the pennies by booking your flights and hotel together.
Other airlines offering direct flights to Bridgetown include British Airways , and Virgin Atlantic , but if you don't mind a stopover then you can also find some great deals on TripAdvisor , Expedia and Skyscanner .
Where to stay
It's not surprising that Wayne and Coleen have opted to stay at The Sandy Lane Hotel .
Not only are there luxury suites on offer with two bedrooms, a living room and terrace with dining areas - perfect if you're in a group - but there's plenty on offer for a fun-filled break.
For example, keen golfer Wayne will no doubt enjoy the hotel's own golf course, while Coleen and the kids can relax on the private beach - and there's the brilliant Treehouse Club providing entertainment for little ones too.
CHEAP HOTELS
The Sandy Lane Hotel draws in an A-list crowd, but for those of us who have a tighter budget, there are plenty of cheaper alternatives on the island.
For example, you can find rooms in beachfront five-star hotels from just £116 a night on TripAdvisor , while Hotels.com has rooms from as little as £66 per night .
There are also some brilliant budget-friendly options on Booking.com whether you're after a hotel or apartment.
Top 5 best things to do with the kids
It's not just the white sand and crystal clear blue waters that make Barbados the ultimate family beach break destination - there's plenty on offer to keep the kids entertained, and you don't need to break the bank! Here are our top picks...
1. Try out new water sports
There are plenty of kid-friendly sports on offer: Wayne and Coleen's seven-year-old son Kai was spotted taking on inflatable rings as he and grandpa Tony were pulled along by a speedboat!
Most hotels offer water sports (which is why an all-inclusive package can be a great option) but if you're looking for an external company, TripAdvisor has some budget-friendly recommendations .
2. Explore Harrison's Cave
This awe-inspiring natural underground cave continues to draw in visitors thanks to its impressive stalactites and stalagmites, not to mention the beautiful streams and waterfalls in the surrounding area.
Book in for a tour including transport to and from your hotel on TripAdvisor here .
3. Take a submarine ride in the ocean
If you're after a once-in-a-lifetime day out, then Atlantis Submarine Tours should be top of the list. Sat in a real-life submarine, you take an underwater tour that lets you get up close to the colourful tropical fish and corals that live under the sea.
4. Meet monkeys at the Barbados Wildlife Reserve
Covering almost four-acres, you're free to stroll through the reserve and see some of the island's fascinating wildlife in their natural habitat.
There's everything from monkeys to colourful parrots, not to mention a walk-through aviary, and even a collection of snakes (these are kept in containers!). Find out more here .
5. Spend quality time together on a boat excursion
Before Wayne joined his family on the trip, Coleen kept the kids entertained by spending an afternoon on a fun boat trip with her sons and their grandparents.
The group were spotted enjoying the scenic views of the island and chatting, while the kids showed off their skills by diving into the waters.
There are plenty of excursions available whether you're after snorkeling with turtles or a full day out with lunch included.
However, The Jolly Roger continues to be a firm favourite with families thanks to its pirate-themed activities from plank walking to rope swinging, not to mention there's a barbecue buffet, onboard bar and opportunites for swimming and snorkeling too.