THE EXPERIENCE SEEKER TOP 5s UK STAYS
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Flying may now not be on EVERYONES AGENDS so this week the EXPERIENCE Seeker will be focusing on the U.K. and what better way to see as much as possible is to take a Road Trip.
Let’s face it, some tourists have seen more of the U.K. than us residents as we’re normally on a plane to Ibiza or further afield and generally take for granted the beauty that is right on our own doorstep and what with the weather getting hotter each year why risk it on a plane?
So here’s our guide to the best of, roadtrips, campervan hire, places to stay by the beach, beach bars, beach culture and of course what to wear while doing it all, looking good and feeling great.
We’re releasing our TOP 5s throughout this week. Links will also be added at the bottom of this article.
The Lake District National Park is England’s largest and most breathtaking protected landscape, where dramatic mountains, serene lakes, and charming valleys converge to create a destination like no other.
Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage city, perfectly blends ancient history, stunning Georgian architecture, and modern attractions.
Ben Nevis, standing at 1,345 meters (4,413 feet), is the highest mountain in the British Isles, and one of Scotland’s most iconic summits.
Hove, located on the outskirts of Brighton, offers a quieter yet equally charming alternative to the city's bustling atmosphere.
The Cairngorms National Park stands as the UK's largest national park, offering a vast expanse of rugged beauty and diverse ecosystems.
In England and Wales, you'll find an array of distinctive staycation options that go beyond the traditional hotel room.
This gorgeous, isolated 17-bedroom sustainable farmstead is ideal for you to escape the daily grind.
Going on a trip to Cornwall in the winter can be for you if you want to avoid the summer crowds, don't mind the weather being cooler, and are eager to experience this area while travelling on a budget.
On the southwest corner of England sits the county of Cornwall. It culminates in the promontory Land's End and creates a peninsula with natural moorland and several sandy beaches. Known as the Cornish Riviera, the south coast is home to charming harbour towns including Fowey and Falmouth.
There's wildlife in abundance. However, if you know where to look, you can see a broader and more intriguing range of species, as well as the opportunity to explore new habitats in sometimes isolated areas.