Holidaying in the UK has become increasingly popular over the last couple of years whether you’re staying in a caravan on the coast for a summer holiday or just going away for a relaxing weekend in the Lake District. The best bit about taking a holiday in the UK is that you don’t have to spend all year saving! This month I’ve found some great websites that might just persuade you that a holiday in the UK is just as good as one abroad......

Log Cabin Holidays

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Holiday Parks and Lodge Parks in the UK have become one of the most popular self catering options providing holiday makers with a diverse range of accommodation, locations, facilities and park types for all preferences. With holiday choices to suite all budgets everyone can afford to take some valuable time away with the family, your friends or just the two of you!

Lyme Regis Tourist Information

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For up-to-the-minute information on accommodation and upcoming events in Lyme Regis visit the Lyme Regis Tourist Information website. This website will give you plenty of information on its beaches, boat trips, attractions, walks, shops, theatres, accommodations and restaurants. This is perfect for filling your holiday itinerary!

South Wales UK Info

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Useful blog on the best hotels, restaurants and places to visit in South Wales. This blog is great to find out about ‘things to do’ in South Wales and there’s even a post on “10 Things to Do in the Rain in South Wales”, so not even the rain will stop you from having fun!

Travel in Plymouth Devon

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This site covers everything from attractions and budget Plymouth, to property, real estate and jobs. It even contains a Plymouth Sports Guide so you can see if Plymouth Argyle football club or the Plymouth Albion rugby team have any matches on during your stay!

Devon Directory

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Stairway to Devon is a family friendly Devon directory which includes Devon tourist information, holiday accommodation listings and things to do in Devon, as well as news and events with a focus on local arts and the environment. They also have a “Coupons and Discounts” section, which is particularly good for those who are trying to plan a trip on a budget!

British holiday information

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British holiday information is a holiday makers’ guide to holidays in Britain. Offering tips, travel advice and destination suggestions it helps travellers rediscover the delights of holidaying in the UK, Channel Islands, Isle of Man and Ireland.

www.bestactivityweekends.com

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There are so many reasons to stay in United Kingdom and you can find most of them www.bestactivityweekends.com. This easy-to-use site is great for finding fun things to do in your local area. They are a specialist site which is designed to make the process of finding your ideal, action packed weekend a lot easier. So if you’re planning to organise an activity weekend, alone or in a group, make sure you pay this site a visit.

Eyeflare.com

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If you still need persuading to stay in this country for your holidays this year, why not get some Travel advice from Eyeflare.com. They have a great video posted from “Visit Britain” which highlights the different events, sights, cultural heritage, food, nature, etc that you can experience here in the UK.

Canoe Adventures 

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Canoe Adventures operate next to the friendly Maltsters Arms at Tuckenhay on Bow Creek on the west bank of the beautiful River Dart halfway between Dartmouth and Totnes in South Devon. The canoes are Voyager 12-seat canoes each with full equipment and its own steersman-guide.

Twice a month the moon and tide coincide for Canoeing By Moonlight, and the Voyager canoes with guest-crews and steersmen take to the river under the light of the moon to paddle to an evening meal at a riverside pub, and on the return journey land again for a bright romantic campfire to brew and share hot chocolate before continuing.

All the Voyager canoe outings are 4-5 hours and each trip is timed to the flow of the tide, using it to help power the canoes out and return, always stopping for a riverside picnic or a bbq on a campfire lit with flint and steel (great for children!). There's also an ice cream stop.
 

I would love to know what you think about the blogs and sites I’ve mentioned in this post, so leave your comments below!