There are few places in the world that are as diverse and multi-cultural as the UK. From John O'Groats to Lands End there's things to see and do around each and every corner. In short, those couples looking for a UK honeymoon won't be spoilt for choice. This article offers just a taste of what's on offer.
City of London: England's capital is jam-packed with exciting nights out and sightseeing opportunities in their hundreds. From the West End Theatres and Thames River Cruises right through to Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament. England’s capital really does provide something for everyone coupled with the convenient Tube system and excellent transport links.
South East England: From sunny Brighton with it’s beautiful pier and grand hotels, through to historic Canterbury with it’s ancient walls and stunning cathedral, the South East has it all. With the added bonus of warm weather and day trip opportunities to France via Eurostar or the Channel Islands via ferry or Hovercraft, the South East of England is a great place to visit on your UK honeymoon.
South of England: For the honeymooning big kids among you, the South has two of the best themed parks in the UK, from the fun-filled rides at Chessington World of Adventures through to the more serene entertainment at Legoland Windsor. The beautiful Isle of Wight and the stunning South coast are ideal for those honeymooning couples seeking a more relaxing break. Head to the South of England at the right time of year, you may even be able to take in the world famous Farnborough Air Show!
South West England and the West Country: Some of the best beaches in the UK can be found in the South West, in particular Newquay and Torquay are a haven for sun-worshippers and water sports fans alike. A little further north, historic Bath and the beautiful Cheddar Gorge offer culture lovers and fans of beautiful scenery to feel right at home.
Heart of England: Alton Towers, the UK’s largest theme park, can be found just a stones throw away from one of the country’s most historic towns – Stratford Upon Avon. So whether it’s thrills and spills or Shakespeare and sonnets you're after from your UK honeymoon, the Heart of England can offer it all. Birmingham, England’s second city, can also be found here, and the recent multi-million pound facelift has given one of the country's most multi-cultural cities a new lease of life.
East of England: The East of England plays host to some of the country’s finest scenery and the Norfolk Broads provides UK honeymooners with a welcome get-away from all the stresses and strains of the wedding. From Great Yarmouth and Skegness with their seaside fun, through to Cambridge where you can punt along the River Cam, this part of the country truly does cater for all tastes.
North West England: Perhaps the most diverse region of the country, the North West stretches from the borders of Scotland down through the beautiful Lake District to the vibrant cities of Manchester and Liverpool. Chuck in the fun and frolics of Blackpool and the history and charm of Chester and you will be spoilt for choice if you decide to honeymoon in the North West of England.
North of England: Stunning scenery stretches from Northumberland down to the Yorkshire Dales and provides visitors with unique vistas where the locals are renowned for their friendly and welcoming personalities. The history of Durham, York and Hadrian’s Wall sit hand in hand with the vibrant nightlife of Newcastle ensuring that there is plenty to see and do from dawn till dusk.
Northern Ireland: Beautiful Belfast is the centrepiece of Northern Ireland with it friendly locals and buzzing nightlife. But just a short journey from the capital you will find yourself in rolling countryside with the stunning Antrim coast and the wonderful Mountains of Mourne just some of the highlights. Giant’s Causeway is not to be missed and culture is a plenty in one of the UK’s most diverse regions.
Scotland - Cities of Edinburgh & Glasgow: Glasgow and Edinburgh are Scotland’s two most famous cities and are only an hour or so’s drive from one another. Cosmopolitan Edinburgh is rich in history, with it’s famous castle and popular annual festival it seems to continually change with the times and can offer visitors something new and exciting every time. Glasgow is famous for its Arts scene and is home to the Scottish Ballet and Scottish Opera. A former winner of the European City of Culture, Glasgow offers visitors a buzzing and vibrant welcome. A trip to Sauchiehall Street (or Princes Street in Edinburgh for that that matter) will provide plenty of shopping opportunities during the day, and plenty of nightlife on the evening.
Northern Scotland: A haven for wildlife, a wonderful sense of tradition and a rugged natural beauty are the best ways to describe the North of Scotland. A sense of history and national pride are around every corner, and there is so much to see and do from the adventurous activities available at Aviemore, through to the tranquil and beautiful vistas in and around Ben Nevis. For those believers among you, definitive proof of the Loch Ness monster is still to be found so why not give it a go and follow it up with a glass of single malt or two.
Central & Southern Scotland: Whether you’ve just tied the knot at romantic Gretna Green or are on your way to one of the beautiful islands such as Arran or Rothesay, there will be a beautiful view and a warm welcome everywhere you go. The stunning Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park are firm favourite for many whilst modern wonders such as the Forth Road Bridge sit side-by-side with natural beauties such as Fingal’s Cave and Staffa. Hearty grub is a plenty and you will need it for to boost your energy with so much to see and do, Central and Southern Scotland is somewhere everyone should go at least once in their lifetime.
Wales - City of Cardiff: The Welsh capital of Cardiff has undergone somewhat of a renaissance in recent years. The cosmopolitan bars and restaurants down in Cardiff Bay sit perfectly alongside the historic castle and Edwardian arcades, making it one of the most modern yet historic cities in the UK. Time your arrival correctly and you may even be able to take in a game of football or rugby at the stunning Millennium Stadium.
North Wales: The Northern part of Wales is a diverse mix of rugged coastlines, bustling market towns and national parks. The Isle of Anglesey with its spectacular beaches is a haven for activity seeking honeymoon couples, with watersports such as scuba diving and windsurfing easy to track down. Back on the mainland, Rhyl and Prestatyn offer seaside retreats that are both lively (Rhyl) and more relaxed (Prestatyn). However, perhaps the biggest pull of North Wales is the huge mountain of Snowdonia. Surrounded by a National Park, this is truly one of the country's most beautiful areas, and is an ideal base for UK honeymooners looking to get away from it all.
Mid Wales: Renowned for its natural beauty, green hills and fresh air, Mid Wales is the perfect location if you want to chill out after a hectic Wedding. Perfect for a cottage break, this beautiful part of Wales is a perfect blend of tradition and relaxation. From the Berwyn Mountains towards the northern part of the region down to the Brecon Beacons National Park in the south, it really is wall-to-wall tranquillity. A visit to the town of Ceredigion is a must if to experience Welsh culture (and language) at its finest.
South Wales: Awash with heritage and history, South Wales provides visitors with a warm welcome and relaxing environment. Perfect for the more adventurous UK honeymooners, activities such as fishing, mountain biking, canoeing and hiking are all on your doorstep. The stunning natural beauty of the Wye Valley and Pembrokeshire coastline, combined with the modern day ambience of towns and cities such as Swansea and Newport, not to forget the world famous Tintern Abbey and Caerphilly Castle make South Wales an ideal honeymoon location.
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