UK breaks: your top tips and great memories
Despite the foul weather, plenty of us are planning to take our summer holidays in the UK. Are you a big fan of holidaying in Britain? Have you had great experiences of seaside towns and resorts? What are your top tips for a truly great break in Blighty? Share all your thoughts and tips here.
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Gaz from Gazworks says:Jul 20, 13:59
Snowdonia,you cant beat it,great scenery ,fresh air,peace and quiet.......
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wurz from northants says:Jul 20, 03:22
skegness great fish&chips
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Bryn from Ilkeston says:Jun 14, 09:32
Luke there is a good fish a chip shop in Barmouth too.
For a good day out try Warwick Castle, £10 for Adults and £5 for children loads to see and do . Bets to buy tickets online and miss the queue. -
bonnie from scotland says:May 24, 21:49
The log cabins in Callander Scotland are nice, been their in snowy winter, scenery spectacular, in summer its lovely as well, within reach of surrounding areas such as the Wallis monument and Stirling castle. Stirling town is so good for shopping and eating out. Callander is famous for its fish and chips...
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bonnie from scotland says:May 24, 20:36
Newquay in Cornwall is lovely, their is a lovely wee village were we stayed called Crantock, the beach is lovely!
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