From barge holidays to treehouse trips, there's plenty of unique staycations you can take right now
Foreign travel may be back on the menu this summer, but with so much faff around coloured lists, testing and isolating, it’s no wonder many are choosing to stick to the good old UK
. But after 18-months of UK holidays, it seems many are looking to spice things up in the form of a ‘quirky’ holiday.? Well, according to Google Trends, people are searching for ‘barge and canal holidays’ and ‘treehouse holidays’ in droves – as well as the equally fun but potentially less quirky ‘caravan holidays’ and ‘cabin holidays’.
Essentially, the UK public have realised there’s only so many times you can stay at the same old hotel in Cornwall before you fancy something different, particularly if you have a family to entertain. Well, we’re here to help you – we’ve compiled a list of the absolute best quirky holiday options in the UK…
From barge and canal holidays to treehouse rentals, here's the best quirky holiday ideas in the UK...Going off-grid doesn't have to mean forgoing luxuries, Albion Nights glamping eco cabin is filled with modern and comfortable furnishings for cosy nights in. A highlight of the cabin is the outdoor bath, cleverly designed and installed by Sarah Moore of BBC's Money for Nothing! From £135 per night, this gorgeous wanderlust cabin sleeps up to two guests.
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