Short Breaks: Take a Holiday before Heading Back to City Life
September 14th, 2009
When planning a short or extended break, many UK residents forget about all of the wonderful travel options available within the UK itself. This sad fact is no surprise considering the amount of advertising and media attention far flung destinations receive, but with so many national treasures right on their doorstep, many people are travelling far afield for no reason. There are plenty of short break destinations in the UK that you should consider visiting
The hassle and expense of travelling out-with the UK ranges from inoculations and jags to visas and passport updates, but if you choose a holiday in Great Britain you can enjoy fantastic breaks with the minimum of fuss. From the lush dells and glens of the Scottish countryside to the enthralling bustle of London, the UK really does offer something for everyone.
Sports fans are, perhaps surprisingly, well catered to in the UK. Not only are there a plethora of golfing opportunities - with Scotland’s Turnberry and Royal Birkdale in England as particular highlights - but there are also numerous destinations ideal for surfing fans. Watergate Bay in Cornwall is a great choice for beginners while Pease Bay in the Scottish borders is spearheading Scotland’s burgeoning surf scene.
People hoping to try a new sport or indulge a hobby while on holiday in the UK will find that there are plenty of experience breaks on offer, with traditional options such as horseracing, clay pigeon shooting and archery proving particularly popular.
History enthusiasts and those particularly fond of Britain’s heritage will find the perfect holiday in places like York which features national landmarks such as the famous York Minster, the largest gothic cathedral in Northern Europe and museums such as Jorvik Viking Centre and the York Castle Museum.
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