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August 9, 2018 by Arlene

Top Places in the UK To Visit This Summer

Summer only comes around once a year so making the most of it is key. It may seem like the longest break you get in the year, but it tends to fly by quickly. There are so many things that you can do during the holidays which include throwing a few BBQs, going to the theatre, or spending quality time with family. There is also the option of travelling to a new destination to experience something new. You may be on a tight budget or curious about places you can explore within the UK if traveling has been on your mind. In this instance, you should keep reading as this article is going to look at top places in the UK to visit this summer.

Stonehenge

When considering things to do in the UK this summer, you should include a visit to Stonehenge, a prehistoric monument, on your list. This is an ideal destination if you enjoy as well as value history and want to learn more about British history in particular. This archaeological mystery began being formed in 3000 BC when the outer circular bank and ditch were erected. Seeing as admission is through timed tickets, it’s best to book your tickets and plan your trip as far in advance as possible. For the most part, this should be an insightful and educational trip which you may find pretty fascinating.

Woolacombe Beach

If you didn’t already know, there are several reputable, beautiful and sandy beaches in the UK that you can visit with friends, family, or solo this summer. One of the award-winning beaches to consider is Woolacombe Beach in Devon. This one in particular boasts of cleanliness, fun local activities, and good water quality. If you are at all worried about safety, you should know that there are lifeguards who ensure safe family swimming during the summer. In case you decide to make it a family affair, you should consider staying at the resort that lies between Morte Point and Baggy Point. In case you’re interested in trying out other beaches aside from this one, consider looking through a UK beach guide to give you more ideas.

Southport

For those looking for a classic resort this summer, Southport may be a good destination to head out to. This classic Victorian town is perfect whether you need a trip for a day or somewhere to go for a few weeks during the summer. In terms of things to do, there are a number of beaches, a theatre, golf courses, and shopping quarters. It is also a family-friendly destination as there are things that kids can engage in, so they aren’t bored. Whatever you end up doing, you will be crafting memories that will last a lifetime.

When summertime creeps around, it’s a chance for you to gain new experiences. Travelling is one of many ways that you can do so, and there are so many destinations you can visit within your budget. In the UK alone, there are many hidden gems waiting to be discovered by you. Hopefully, you’ll use this break as an opportunity to do so.

June 25, 2018 by Arlene

Where To Go For Your First Solo Travel

Solo travel is an exciting prospect, and yet it can be daunting at the same time. There are probably many times where you’ve taken some time out on your own at home so what makes this different when you travel abroad? There is a range of things to think about when it comes to traveling alone, and one of the most significant concerns is safety. At home you know the type of areas to avoid but when you’re in a country that you don’t know that well it can be difficult to know what areas are best to travel to. Research is the key in this instance, and if you’re looking to take the leap into solo travel, having the right information will help you decide on your journey.

If you’re looking for some handy tips on locations to visit, check out some of the best spots for solo travelers.

Thailand

This is one of the top locations for travelers across the world, which makes it a mecca for meeting other soloists. There is everything to suit all interests here so if you want to experience the party life, you’ll find tons of cheap bars and clubs plus the infamous Full Moon party spot. If you’re looking for a quieter retreat, there are tons of locations such as Ko Mak or Krabi that have a slower pace of life.

Hawaii

This beautiful island is a great place to soak up a chilled atmosphere and beautiful scenery. Its relaxed island vibes create a tranquil haven away from the buzz of everyday living, plus you’ll have plenty of opportunities to soak up the sun on its gorgeous beaches. If you’re looking to stay in a beautiful spot, there are plenty of beach vacation rentals in Maui to choose from for affordable travel.

Australia

This fantastic destination offers a host of locations for solo travelers. It is one of the best destinations to get you started on your solo journey, as English is the first language and the transport links are super easy to navigate. You can travel up, down and across the country and see a variety of landscapes and coastal spots, plus if you have the time check out famous landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House and The Great Barrier Reef on your stay.

New York

This is somewhere everyone has to go to at least once due to its social vibe. You’ll never feel alone in this bustling city, as there is so much to do and see plus eating out is a hugely interactive experience. Seeing the sights should be a top priority and heading out of the main tourist spots towards areas such as Harlem, Downtown and Brooklyn will give you a real slice of the Big Apple.

There are so many places that cater to solo travelers so you once you’ve done some research, you don’t have to feel anxious or hesitant about embarking on this new adventure. Most of all have fun and learn from your experiences along the way.

April 23, 2018 by Arlene

KRABI TOURISM

Krabi and the encompassing zone offer probably the most delightful and very much kept up National Parks in the nation. These parks offer climbing, outdoors, kayaking, elephant safaris and so forth and also plain old picnicking and swimming.
Parks are open year-round, and cost 400 baht for induction (guided eco-visits are likewise accessible at extra cost). Outdoors in the parks is by authorization just, and most campgrounds are crude with a few parks offering little cottages for the contract.
The best time to visit the parks is, obviously, amid high season when the climate is cooler and dryer, however, the National Parks are open year-round. Notwithstanding amid the low season (May to November), the parks are available, yet transportation choices in the territory might be constrained, and a few trails might be sloppy or shut.

Here is a posting of probably the most mainstream National Parks and a concise portrayal of what they offer guests hoping to investigate all the characteristic delights of southern Thailand:

Khao Phanom Bencha National Park

This stop brags the biggest waterfall in the territory, called Nam Tok, and is a lovely 10 km climb from Khao Phanom District Headquarters. Notwithstanding the numerous huge waterfalls in the recreation center, it is additionally known for the biggest buckle, Tham Khao Ping. This one of a kind give in is loaded with numerous stalactite and stalagmite developments and is a 16 km climb from the fundamental trailhead at locale base camp. Getting to Khao Phanom Bencha National Park is simple, simply drive 20 km north of Krabi Town and take after the signs for the Huay Toh waterfall.

Cap Nopparat Thara National Park

This stop is the thing that now stays in an ancient freshwater overwhelm shaped amid the Jurassic Period. The region called Susaan Hoi is a “shell graveyard” where these fossilized shells can be seen in situ, similarly as they were a huge number of years prior. There are just two different spots on the planet where these kinds of shells can be seen, and a little shell gallery in the recreation center has every one of the points of interest and accommodating a staff that can answer your inquiries. To arrive, take Road 4203 for around 17km in the wake of leaving Krabi Town until the point that you achieve a little Chinese sanctuary that distinguishes the frontage road to the recreation center.

Blast Kram Wildlife Sanctuary

This stop is the best stop to see changed types of creatures, fowls, and tropical vegetation. This national stop is found inland alongside Khao Noi Church and is the best place for feathered creature viewing in Southern Thailand. The asylum is likewise part of the final swamp rainforest in southern Thailand, offering looks of indigenous untamed life elusive somewhere else in the more created parts of Thailand. Distinctive kinds of Kingfishers, Gurneys, Hornbills, and Partridges flourish, and this territory is home to the uncommon Gurney’s Pitta also. The recreation center additionally has the celebrated Emerald Pool, a characteristic place to go for an invigorating swim. To discover the recreation center, drive to the south of Khao Noi Church, and simply inverse Lanta Island on Highway 4 you will see the recreation center passage. You cannot do any fishing games; here, of course.

Klong Thom Hot Springs

Klong Thom Hot Springs is a little and hermit stop that hosts numerous hot springs, and also other common magnificence. Ancient volcanic loads that deliver warm action year-round shape these rich normal springs, and give bathers a chance to mend a large number of their ills. For instance, these hot springs are thought to cure numerous sicknesses, for example, stiffness, joint inflammation, sciatica and other skin issues. Albeit present day restorative experts will bring up there is no logical confirmation of the spring’s corrective powers, local people swear by them. This stop is found only south of Khlong Thom Nuea, and you may need to approach a nearby for the exact headings.

Bokkharani National Park

This gemstone of a national stop is the place most visitors and Thai local people spend a day in the outside when one needs to simply make tracks in an opposite direction from everything. Bokkharani has a smidgen of everything to offer: ocean side, thick backwoods, limestone bluffs, caverns and waterfalls, one can discover the greater part of that in only one stop at Bokkharani. While occupied on ends of the week, amid the week this is the ideal stop for an excursion with the whole family.

April 20, 2018 by Arlene

The 5 Best Destinations for Coach Holidays

Coach holidays may not be the first method of travelling you think of, but it is a fantastic, stress-free way to holiday. You have your own personal chauffer so you can take in the scenery, your luggage is taken care of for you, you’re accompanied by expert tour managers who know the areas you’re travelling to and have insider knowledge.

If you’re looking to explore all of the fabulous places the UK and Ireland have to offer, we’ve put together our top 5 destinations you should visit.

Eastbourne

Eastbourne was recently declared the most popular tour by expert coach holiday company, Grand UK Holidays, who take thousands of holidaymakers there every year, and it should come as no surprise as to why.

The traditional seaside resort has got something for everyone: golden beaches, crystal blue seas, miles of promenade, the world famous Carpet Gardens, a Grand Parade Bandstand with fantastic shows and performances to name just a few.

If you’re looking for seaside or countryside walks, beautiful gardens, a pier that has it all (tea rooms, jazz bar, nightclub, chip shop), an annual tennis tournament, or maybe an outstanding free air show, Eastbourne is the destination to head to.

Yorkshire

The county of Yorkshire has so much to offer, it’s steeped in history thanks to its Roman and Viking heritage, and it has some of the most incredible views with the grassy hills, rugged coastline and two National Parks.

There are many popular city break opportunities with Leeds, Sheffield and York offering great food, culture, history, museums, bars and a vibrant atmosphere. On the contrast, you have the tranquillity of the Peak District, the Yorkshire Dales, the North York Moors or the Flamborough coastline.

So it’s a county with impressive cities, countryside escapes and traditional seaside breaks, especially to towns like Whitby or Scarborough. If you’ve never been, you’ll want to make sure you get to see the best of Yorkshire – what better way than a coach holiday, where someone else does all the driving so you can really soak in all the magnificent scenery!

Wales

If you’ve ever visited Wales, you’ll know how it is a truly inviting country, and you’d be forgiven for thinking you were in New Zealand as it boasts some magnificent features – waterfalls, mountains, a rugged coastline, and glacial landforms.

These are the natural features, but it is also home to Europe’s longest zip wire, where you whizz down at 100mph, dangling 500 feet in the air. You will find many a castle, historic building and museum in Wales, along with some lively and fascinating cities for you to discover.

Thanks to its amazing landscapes, trails and pathways, of which all have stunning views, there are many activities you can partake in such as walking, hiking, biking, kayaking or fishing!

Edinburgh

The Scottish capital is an award winner, a city with a real buzz due to the many unique festivals it hosts. Throughout the year you’ll find festivals for comedy, blues, jazz, films, art, music, literature, science – the list goes on!

If heritage is what you’re looking to uncover, you can walk around the World Heritage sights in the Old Town and New Town, stopping off at fascinating museums and galleries along the way. The John Knox House Museum is a hidden treasure as the only surviving medieval building and home to the leader of the Scottish Reformation.

Galway

This Irish gem is probably topping more people’s travel lists since Ed Sheeran’s hit song, Galway Girl, and if it is top of your list, you won’t be disappointed. The urban area of Ireland has a plethora of beautiful parks, landmarks and sights to see.

The Galway coast has rugged cliffs and isolated, stone buildings making it feel like you’ve stepped back in time. It’s a traditional place and one you have the opportunity to immerse yourself in Irish culture with music, handmade crafts and tasty food, all set with stunning backdrops.

Some of the must-see landmarks and sights you should see include the 16^thcentury Dunguaire Castle, An Taibdhearc Gaillime or Galway Theatre as it translates, the ancient ruins on the Aran Islands and one of the most prominent buildings in Galway – the Cathedral.

So, in summary, if you want to explore new places and meet new people, take advantage of a coach holiday, where you can simply sit back, relax, and soak in the sights as the world passes by your window.