Nobody can help you without knowing exactly what your likes are. Beaches, mountains, cities, historical sites etc. How far away do you want to be etc.

Reply 10

Ralp_As_tro

Original post by Karisa96

Well there is the lake district, which is beautiful, The rugged coast line of Devon and Cornwall. To name but a few.

I would like to go Lake District this March on my birthday. I am just having a hard time finding a place to stay in, any recommendations?

Reply 11

Ralp_As_tro

Original post by mpaprika

departures lounge

nah but seriously, Brighton is really nice and Eastbourne is ''warmer'' than the rest of the UK.

I might try Eastbourne this summer then. Thanks!

Reply 12

Nerysrose

Original post by Ralp_As_tro

I was planning to go there this year. I am not sure which month is best to go there?

I would say late August, early September is when it's the warmest

Reply 13

username5027880

Original post by Ralp_As_tro

I would like to go Lake District this March on my birthday. I am just having a hard time finding a place to stay in, any recommendations?

It doesn't surprise me.
It's a very popular tourist attraction.
Have you thought of contacting the tourist board, for that area?

Reply 14

Ralp_As_tro

Original post by swanseajack1

Nobody can help you without knowing exactly what your likes are. Beaches, mountains, cities, historical sites etc. How far away do you want to be etc.

I love photography, travel and adventure so I think that would include Beaches, Mountains and Cities and I don't mind how far it is as long as I can take pictures.

Reply 15

Ralp_As_tro

Original post by Karisa96

It doesn't surprise me.
It's a very popular tourist attraction.
Have you thought of contacting the tourist board, for that area?

I have not so I think I would need to start. Is there any other places you think is not a popular tourist attraction but worth going to?

Reply 16

username5027880

Original post by Ralp_As_tro

I have not so I think I would need to start. Is there any other places you think is not a popular tourist attraction but worth going to?

The south coast. One of the main cities being Brighton. Very cosmopolitan.

Reply 17

username402722

Original post by Nerysrose

if your into nature go to snowdonia (wales) or lake district (England)

Original post by Ralp_As_tro

I was planning to go there this year. I am not sure which month is best to go there?

I would suggest avoiding mid July to early September as school holidays will mean more traffic and more expensive to stay anywhere.

Reply 18

username402722

Original post by Ralp_As_tro

I love photography, travel and adventure so I think that would include Beaches, Mountains and Cities and I don't mind how far it is as long as I can take pictures.