Holidays in the United Kingdom

You don’t need to be a fan of the Royals to fall in love with London. With landmarks like Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, the London Eye, Tower Bridge, Hyde Park, and Buckingham Palace, the city is packed with highlights. Walk in the footsteps of the Beatles at Abbey Road or explore the royal chambers.

Edinburgh’s historic buildings alone are worth a visit. If you come during the festival season, you’ll experience a city in a cultural frenzy. Don’t miss the National Gallery of Scotland. 

In northern England lies the Lake District, a national park that is a must for nature lovers. It boasts serene lakes, miles of hiking trails, and stunning landscapes. 

Cornwall, located in southern England, boasts rugged coastal landscapes, moors, stunning beaches, and a warm welcome. Local specialities are fish and seafood. Just to the east lies the equally enchanting county of Devon. 

If the chance arises, the Giant’s Causeway and Mourne Mountains in Northern Ireland are well worth a visit. Their unique natural landscapes will amaze you. A trip to Belfast will give you a unique insight into the region’s vibrant and often troubled history. 

With its temperate climate, the UK is ideal for city adventures throughout the year. In London, iconic landmarks such as Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, and the charming Notting Hill await exploration. Edinburgh, with its bustling cultural scene, is another must-visit destination. 

Historic sites like Stonehenge near Salisbury draw thousands of visitors annually. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a bucket-list essential, along with the legendary Tintagel Castle, the majestic Buckingham Palace, and an array of other castles and fortresses. 

The UK’s diverse flora beckons for exploration. Scotland’s Highlands and the Offa's Dyke Path in Wales are perfect for those seeking majestic landscapes and invigorating treks. 

Garden enthusiasts will find the UK a paradise. Renowned gardens across the country showcase horticultural splendour, with the Eden Project in Cornwall standing out as a truly unique highlight. 

Cornwall's north and south coasts are spectacular, but Porthcurno Beach in the south is particularly enchanting. With its turquoise waters and pristine white sands, it's a slice of paradise. Perched on the cliffs above the beach is the iconic Minack Theatre.

Near the Scottish border, Bamburgh Beach is dominated by the majestic Bamburgh Castle overlooking the sea. This beach is perfect for serene walks or horseback rides along the shore, all set against a backdrop of sweeping sands and historical splendour. 

On the Gower peninsula on the south coast of Wales, you will find a three-kilometre-long sandy beach. The wild and romantic cliffs are breathtaking. The best view of the rugged coastline is when you go kayaking.

In southern England, West Wittering Beach is a haven of shallow waters and peaceful surroundings, making it ideal for families. Nestled within a nature reserve, this beach offers not just relaxation but also the chance to spot local wildlife. 

Tresco, St. Martin’s, and St. Mary’s on the Scilly Islands provide a Caribbean-esque escape within the UK. Situated in the Atlantic off England’s southwestern tip, these islands feature stunning beaches with fine white sand, turquoise waters, and even palm trees.