Summer Staycation

Avoid the hassle of passports, airports, language barriers, and currency exchange, by taking a UK staycation this summer! The UK has some amazing staycation locations with stunning beaches, great family attractions and historic landmarks. Here are our top picks for your UK holiday!

Eastbourne

Known as the UK’s sunniest town, Eastbourne is a great choice for a summer staycation. There are plenty of attractions and fun things to do, for all ages, to keep you and your family entertained, whether you’re staying for a few days or a whole week!

One of Eastbourne’s most iconic attractions is the UK’s highest chalk sea cliff, known as Beachy Head. These spectacular cliffs are a must-see for any summer staycation and you can even make a stop at the Beachy Head pub.

Eastbourne’s seafront is lined with Victorian hotels including the Best Western York House Hotel, with its spectacular coastal location just 20 yards from the beach, 400 yards from Eastbourne Pier, and near to the town centre, this magnificent hotel makes the ideal base for discovering all that Eastbourne has to offer. The executive rooms are perfect for getaways with the family as they can comfortably sleep three, four, and five people with standard double beds, single beds, and double sofa beds.

Cardiff and Barry

South Wales makes for a great UK staycation. Home to the capital city of Wales, Cardiff and beautiful beaches too.

For a classic summer staycation, Barry offers everything you’ll need for a great time, with attractions for all ages and tastes, from the thrilling fairground rides of Barry Island Pleasure Park to the history-rich Barry War Museum. Fans of the BBC’s Gavin and Stacey can enjoy hunting down filming locations from iconic scenes and will surely have a cracking time.

Those seeking a little more action can visit the city of Cardiff, home to plenty of shops, bars, and restaurants as well as an energetic nightlife scene. Cardiff also has a number of sightseeing attractions, including the Principality Stadium and Cardiff Castle.

The Beverley by Innkeepers Collection offers a convenient city center location while only being a 30-minute drive from the seaside town of Barry. The hotel has a selection of rooms, each stylishly decorated in a traditional yet contemporary
style, to reflect the Victorian history of the building.

The on-site restaurant and bar mean a guaranteed good meal, made with fresh ingredients and with specialty drinks available from their seasonal menus, you’ll feel right at home.

Norwich

History, shopping, nightlife and family activities, Norwich has it all! As the most complete medieval city in England, you’ll get to wander through cobbled streets, winding alleys and take in the beautiful 16th century architecture.

Voted as the Great British High Street of the Year, the Norwich Lanes are a must-visit for any shopaholics, with a variety of independent and unique shops, as well as all of your high-street favourites. That’s not all! The famous Norwich Market has a delectable selection of street foods from around the world, as well as offering great local produce including cheeses, beers, and baked goods, perfect for foodies.

There are plenty of local attractions for family days out including the UK’s biggest dinosaur-themed adventure park, Roarr, as well as the woodland adventure park, BeWILDerwood.

For your Norfolk base, just outside of Norwich, the Wensum Valley Hotel Golf & Country Club offers a selection of rooms and packages to suit your staycation. Guests staying at this hotel can make use of the excellent leisure facilities, including a 12.5m swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, and steam room. The hotel also has an on-site restaurant with views over the golf courses.

Newquay

Located on Cornwall’s Atlantic coast, and awash with stunning beaches, delicious eateries and trendy bars, it’s no wonder Newquay is a popular UK staycation destination. The town has a rich history from prehistoric burial grounds, a medieval fishing village and even pirates!

Aside from the beaches, Newquay also harbours some hidden gems to explore including Huer’s Hut, and Trenance Gardens, full of ancient trees, a quaint tearoom and plenty of wildlife. One of Cornwall’s most exciting attractions, Newquay Zoo makes a great family day out, with hundreds of species to see as well as play areas and activities.

With views overlooking the beaches, and amenities and shops on the doorstep, the Legacy Hotel Victoria is one of Newquay’s finest hotels. This hotel has two on-site restaurants, The View and Senor Dick’s Mexican Restaurant. For those who enjoy a late night drink and a dance, Bertie’s nightclub is right on the doorstep.

To find out more about summer staycations, contact Infotel:

📱 01775 843413
💻 reservations@infotel.co.uk

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