LIVE 24-SEVEN T R AV E L T R ENDS THE GR E AT S TAYCAT ION. . .
Fed up of airport delays? Fancy a quick week away without the need for a passport? A Great British Staycation is the answer. From urban breaks to coastal retreats, explore Stonehenge, search for Nessie or take in shows, your holiday in the UK can be anything or everything you want and need...
JURASSIC COAST
Stay at Sidmouth Harbour Hotel on the jaw-droppingly beautiful Jurassic coast in Devon. Miami-style cool is served up around the poolside thanks to comfortable white loungers and sea views can be enjoyed from your bed and the restaurant. Plenty of local seafood restaurants are ready to tempt and a bracing walk along the beach gets your lungs pumping. Happy Staycation...
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Just off the Cornish coast, on the Isles of Scilly, the Tresco Sea Garden Cottages make for the perfect 'get away from it all'. Sea air and car-free paths are another draw.
BAMBURGH IN SEARCH OF NESSIE...
We boast some fantastic beaches in the UK, Bamburgh in Northumberland was recently voted Britain's best seaside destination. Why leave your pooch at home? Find a dog friendly B&B in one of the many surrounding villages and head for the coast. Unspoilt and affordable, Bamburgh is also considered great for surfing...
Pack up the car and head for Scotland. Loch Ness not only boasts some breathtaking walks, but you can also take to the water in search of Nessie... Accommodation ranges from luxury B&B's to hotels and the hospitality and food are worth the trek too. [Loch Ness Lodge pictured ]
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