The type of holiday you want will hugely influence where you go, but a travel expert shared her favourite destination for an affordable UK break.
She told GB News why Isle of Man is not only great on a budget, but has lots to entertain visitors, whether they want “adventure or a peaceful break”.
While not attached to the UK mainland, the Isle of Man is easily accessible for Britons looking to holiday close to home.
Travel expert at ASAP Tickets Mercedes Zach shared why it is one of her top picks for a holiday.
It has lots to offer for holidaymakers
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She said: “Whether you’re looking for an adventurous and active time away or just fancy a quick and peaceful escape somewhere pretty, the Isle of Man is another great choice for holidaymakers on a budget.
“Located in the Irish Sea, just an affordable ferry journey away from Liverpool, this one-of-a-kind island is known for its timeless charm, vibrant culture, rich heritage and breathtaking landscapes all year round.”
Holidaymakers can enjoy water-based activities reminiscent of a trip to Europe or beyond, without the long flights. It also has quaint towns not to be missed.
Mercedes continued: “From enjoying boat trips and snorkeling to going on shark tours or taking a long walk around the coastline, there are plenty of things to do around the island that don’t cost a fortune. They make you feel like you are somewhere abroad.
“While visiting the vibrant Isle of Man, be sure to spend some time in the island capital, Douglas, a tiny town set on a spectacular bay.
“I suggest staying at The Mannin, a stylish new hotel just off the promenade with its own bar and restaurant that offers great seafood and a good central location for exploring the island.
Northumberland was also recommended by the expert
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“The prices start from around £120 for a bed & breakfast there, offering a pretty good value for money.”
For more expert staycation tips, the travel pro shared why Northumberland is worth adding to your list.
She explained the county has everything from “impressive castles to hidden beaches”, adding “it’s the place to go if you want to experience the wild side of England”.
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