Don't shell out on the beach PESTER power can add 200 PER CHILD to a beach break, shock new figures show. The latest Post Office Beach Barometer tots up the cost of those little items you end up shelling out for. More than one in 20 families spend more than 200 per child by giving in to demands for beach toys, ice creams and activities. And on average parents admitted forking out almost 80 per child on beach holiday extras they hadn't budgeted for. Eighty-seven per cent of parents paid out for kids' extras, also including fizzy drinks, pedalos, water parks and beach gear such as buckets and spades. The Barometer shows a beach basket of extras is cheapest at Sunny Beach, Bulgaria, at 47.93. Alcudia (Majorca), Costa Blanca and Costa del Sol (Spain), Portugal's Algarve and Corfu (Greece) are also cheaper than Brighton. The priciest European beach destination was Vende in France -- its 96.28 total double that of Bulgaria's Sunny Beach. Taking an hour's pedalo or kayak ride twice during a week's holiday provides cheap entertainment in Bulgaria, Majorca and the Algarve (under 16 each for two hour-long rides) -- but costs almost double that in Brighton. And there are cheap deals on sun loungers in the eastern Med -- two loungers cost under 4 in Turkey and Cyprus but FOUR TIMES as much in Croatia and even more in France. The research also found family meals in resort restaurants could rock the holiday boat. Researchers looked at