2020 has been a year of many things and while holidays have been cancelled, the commute to the kitchen table has been the new commute to work and we’ve all managed to accumulate enough toilet roll to last us a lifetime. But that doesn’t mean it’s a complete write off. You might think the last thing you are able to do is travel but that’s simply not the case! Get yourself a nice staycation somewhere that doesn’t look exactly like home and let 2020 slip away as easy as that first G&T does.
Brighton
If you haven’t already been to this iconic staycation destination on the South Coast, you’re seriously missing out. This seaside town is alive with a vibrant buzz of inclusivity, eclectic celebration and some fantastic ice creams. With sea views as far as the eye can see, Brighton is a treat for any holiday maker. You can hop on the train from London or drive down the M23 for a nice little get away that may not entail Ibiza weather but will certainly infuse your trip with some party spirit. Anyway, If you are thinking about moving to Brighton someday, this complete guide on moving to Brighton will help prepare for your move. It shares all the basics that one needs to know before making such an important decision!
Surrey
If you’re planning a trip that will have you just on the outskirts of London’s metropolis, Surrey is a winner. With stretches of countryside views, markets, pubs and cafes that ooze cosy, Surrey will have you forgetting all about the businesses of the city while being a 30 minute train ride away. And if you’ve not visited the city of Guildford then this little beauty spot is one to pop on your list. With many first time buyers opting for the new shared ownership Surrey and a great deal of students from the top ranked university the optimistic and youthful feel of the community is one you can sense right from the get go.
Canterbury
If you’re looking for coastlines with a vast stretch of countryside to ramble amongst, Canterbury could be your answer. With miles of sea views that are made a little more magical by the copious amount of fossils peppering the shore at Herne Bay, whether it’s curious kids that fancy collecting some of these prehistoric gems in their sand bucket or dino hunting would certainly make for an exciting afternoon for you and the hubby, Canterbury is brimming with little surprises.
Kent
Just south of the buzzing hub of the city that never sleeps, Kents magnificent scenery with its picturesque footpaths winding the peaks and troughs of England’s most iconic area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is a dream come true for any avid walker, pub goer or nature lover. Named as the Garden of England the Kent Downs will have you losing yourself in breathtaking horizons of wild hilltops and white cliffs. And whether you stay in a cottage or a caravan here, you’re already searching shared ownership Kent for properties or you’ve already picked out you hotel, immersing yourself in the outdoors is an absolute must for Kent.
So should you be craving a break this year, don’t despair! Our own little island has quite the collection of choice to have you the most relaxing break without the complications.
