Staycations To Take This Summer

Summer holidays can be expensive and with the world, the way it is not everyone is keen on travelling abroad, which means that that you could be under the impression that a holiday this summer isn’t happening. However, that isn’t the case at all – the UK has some amazing places to visit which you could be missing out on if you haven’t visited before – so here are some ideas for staycations to take this summer before the kids go back to school.

Blackpool

If you haven’t been to Blackpool before then you’re missing out; if you have been before then there’s still probably plenty to see and do if you were to visit again. From walks along the prom to drag shows on the pier this part of the world has it all! Accommodation is generally pretty affordable and if you’re a family of thrill-seekers then The Pleasure Beach will make for an amazing day out for anyone. Crazy goal, model villages, camp sites, a zoo, a water park and numerous nightly entertainment shows makes Blackpool such a fun place to visit and somewhere that everyone should experience.

Edinburgh

If you fancy a trip to Scotland then Edinburgh is somewhere that should be visited, although August can be an expensive time if the Fringe Festival is taking place. However, if you’re after a city break, then even a quick Google of Edinburgh will point you in the right direction of plenty to see and do – with of course, plenty of nice food and drink to enjoy too!

Brighton

If you fancy a trip to the seaside and Blackpool feels too far to travel to, Brighton is well worth a visit too. One of the nicest things about Brighton is the range of people you’ll meet there, it’s definitely home to people from all walks of life. The i360 wheel allows you to see all over Brighton and the beach is so lovely to sit on and enjoy. There’s plenty of places to visit, eat and drink although parking can be an issue so it is worth getting organised and booking that in advance.

London

If you fancy a city break then London is a must – especially this summer where it is likely to be quieter than previous years. Get a tour bus booked, make sure you get onto a river cruise and come equipped with comfortable shoes for plenty of walking and you’ll find London is a city that can keep you endlessly entertained.

Rather than staying at home and buying things like a new hammock stand in order to chill out this holiday there are some alternatives, so hope this post helps! Remember that whatever you’re looking for there will be a UK break to suit – so look for a distillery if you want, or a museum, or even a Manchester restaurant –  or whatever you fancy!

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