Category : Holiday Maker Information

UK National Parks – 15 Stunning Reasons to Have a British Holiday

The British Isles are home to no less than 15 National Parks. From the Cairngorms National Park in North Scotland, to Dartmoor National Park in England’s South West, there are thousands of acres of unspoiled landscape for you to enjoy amazing British holidays. National Parks in Scotland The Cairngorms National Park is for adventure lovers. […]

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Top 10 UK Christmas Markets for a Festive Break

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If the thought of spending hours trawling the internet or high street shops in search of that perfect Christmas gift fills you with dread, why not try something different this year? Growing in number year by year, Christmas markets are becoming increasing popular in the UK and they are the perfect way to find those […]

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Booking a Holiday Cottage Independently & Safeguarding Yourself Throughout The Process

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There are many advantages of booking your holiday cottage directly with the owner. Not only is there a huge selection of properties to choose from, but it is also likely to be considerably cheaper than booking a cottage through a third party. In addition, you have a direct line of communication with the property owner […]

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Holiday inspiration: Photographing Suffolk, Norfolk & East Anglia

An interview with Justin Minns East Anglia is a wondrous part of the UK, with rivers winding through farmland and dune-backed sandy beaches. Justin Minns is an award winning professional photographer, who has devoted his time to capturing the magic of East Anglia. We caught up with Justin to find out about the area’s hidden […]

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Top tips for taking your bikes on the family holiday

It’s that time of year again and you’re thinking about packing up the family bikes ready for the family holiday. Cycling is one of the best ways to appreciate an area as so much is missed when you whizz past in a car. So you’ve checked that the cottage has bike storage and you’ve found […]

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Plockton – a little slice of Scottish Paradise

After writing about Plockton in adverts and having it on the ‘bucket list’ for some while, we finally found an excuse to visit. Located a fair way up Scotland’s West coast, Plockton was perfectly placed for a stop-over as we travelled to Skye and then on to the Isle of Lewis. On the way to […]

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It’s Time to Visit Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park

cruise boat on Loch Lomond

Just hearing the name Loch Lomond should make you breathe a little deeper. Imagine filling your lungs with the pure air, and filling your senses with the sights, sounds, and smells of this amazing region. Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park is just one of two national parks in Scotland, covering an enormous 1,865 […]

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10 Expert Parenting Tips to Survive Travelling with Children

Little girl with heart shaped glasses on sitting in the boot of a car stacked with cases, sun hats and beach gear

Kids plus a long journey can equal disaster. If your child gets fidgety and asks “are we there yet?” on the school run, imagine how much fun it is going on holiday with kids! Some parents just accept that travelling with children will be a nightmare, but it doesn’t have to be. With a little […]

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Don’t let a rainy day ruin your holiday in the New Forest

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The South East of England, including the New Forest, generally has a mild climate. However, whenever holidaying anywhere in the UK, it is always worth having a few wet weather options up your sleeve! Whether it is just a bit of drizzle, or a complete wash out, there’s no need to let the weather get […]

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Somerset: A Dog Friendly Holiday Destination

Old black Labrador standing in the heather on Exmoor with far reaching views behind

It’s hard not to fall in love with Somerset. The lush rolling pastures, traditional villages and towns and geographical marvels such as the Cheddar Gorge have been inspiring artists and poets for hundreds of years. The Mendip, Quantock, and Blackdown Hills – all of which are designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) – are […]

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