Holidaying In The Uk

[naomi24]

Given that our trips abroad probably won’t be happening this year, where in this country would you choose for a holiday - and why?

[naomi24]

Margie/237SJ, I really don’t know. I was rather hoping someone here could point me towards something a bit different. We travel the country fairly regularly - and actually I think those who don’t know this country well miss an awful lot. It really does have so much to offer. Whenever I go somewhere new I’m always amazed at the history that just pops up at me. Everywhere is so interesting.

Retrocop’s idea of chartering a yacht and sailing around the coast is tempting. We’ve done it abroad but never here so that might be a consideration.

[tomus42]

There are so many great places to visit in the UK. Norfolk, Dorset, Devon, Northumberland, Dumfries & Galloway, Shropshire, Derbyshire.
Avoid the places everyone goes would be my advice.
If you sail, the round the coast trip sounds great.

[Caran]

OH and I did the cruise round Great Britain a few years back. Enjoyed it and starting to fancy it again.

[rockyracoon]

I fancy Northumberland, just to see the scenery that I saw on Vera. I still very much doubt we'll get away anywhere this year though, especially if there is social distancing in pubs and restaurants etc. I just don't feel the experience will be worth the expense.

[Zacs-Master]

I’m pretty sure air travel will be back up and running in 3-4 months the way everything, globally, is opening up.

[Bobbisox1]

Rocky a holiday park that we go to ( all log cabins) and very rural is a perfect point for vis places like Druridge Bay and the places you see in the series , it’s called Fellmore Park, opens up for business beginning of July , there’s no kids clubs or pools , anything like that and a lot of people live there having sold their property and opted for the rural quiet life .

https://www.felmoorpark.com/

[barry1010]

Northumberland, Scotland, Lake District, Norfolk because I like big open spaces.