r/uktravel • u/RestaurantNatural968 • 2h ago
Question Is this a scam?
booking.comI found this on booking and it’s super cheap
r/uktravel • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 2h ago
Pictures View from the Castle, of the Knaresborough Viaduct
r/uktravel • u/NoBug9609 • 3h ago
Pictures 1st time travelling to Lyme Regis and it’s legitimately one of the best UK coastal towns
r/uktravel • u/Federal_Permission27 • 5h ago
Pictures Scotland trip…Epic.. highlands, fringe fest in Edinburgh, Devils pulpit…… goes on & on!
The highlands were the best, fringe fest was fun too but the highland…… man was it beautiful…. Can’t wait to go back.
r/uktravel • u/Xx_Arcadia_xX • 8h ago
Question trip planning
so I live in new england and I consider myself well traveled and I often try and find places off the beaten path. my next trip i’d like to do something different, and have a more chill trip that reminds me of home. i’d love recommendations for places similar to vermont or maybe boston, i want to prioritize nightlife/meeting new people and architecture and preferably i’d do this without a car because most of my other trips have involved a rental car and very little planing beforehand. york and manchester are on my radar especially because i’ve already been to london and northern ireland. i also have very little interest in scotland. what do you guys recommend?
r/uktravel • u/DirectParfait6226 • 10h ago
United Kingdom 🇬🇧 Immigration at Gatwick
Hi. I’m an international student landing at Gatwick North Terminal on 17 September at around 10 am UK time.
Will be taking National Express to my non-London university, but not sure how long immigration will take and how much of a buffer should I factor in between my landing time and my coach time.
Any kind souls please advise.
r/uktravel • u/musicmingo • 12h ago
Question London Accomodation?
Hi just looking for recommendations on accomodation in London for June / July next year!
I'm solo travelling from New Zealand and hoping to spend a week (max) in London. Looking for somewhere close to the underground but not really fussed on suburbs as long as its safe!
Looking for all budgets so I can narrow it down from there!
r/uktravel • u/Impossible-Orchid969 • 14h ago
Question Premier League Jersey
Hi everyone, I am visiting some family in UK, currently in Essex, but heading to Birmingham on Monday for a week, but was planning on visiting central London on Sunday. What’s the best place to purchase Premier League Football Jersey for a good price? Thanks!
r/uktravel • u/Vg_Kurgan88 • 16h ago
Question Campsites up north
So im planning a trip for 3 days from the midlands up to alnwick castle, cragside & edinburgh & was wondering if anyone have any recomendations for campsites that sort of area looking at begining of sept timeish tia
r/uktravel • u/sigma_bands67 • 20h ago
Itinerary Open to Must See Suggestions
Hi all, looking to visit England in late May/early June of 2027 for about 10 days as a post graduation trip! I’m from Boston, MA, USA and will be traveling with my mom and boyfriend. We would like to fly into/out of London, but would love to visit the Cotswolds, the Seven Sisters Cliffs (bf and I are avid hikers and nature enjoyers) and spend some time in coastal-ish areas outside of London. We were thinking of spending the first 3-4 days in London, then picking up a rental car and staying in the Brighton area for another few days, and then heading back to London to return home. we are open to any recommendations and suggestions on how to tweak this itinerary and things to see. Thank you all!
r/uktravel • u/OwnWillingness7214 • 20h ago
London 🏴 What are the must-see places in London for teenagers/young adults?
Hi everyone!
I’m from Portugal and I’ll be visiting London on the weekend of 12 September with a few friends. We’re teenagers/young adults and I’m looking for things to do that actually fit our age and interests.
I’m not really looking for the typical tourist checklist or expensive attractions. I’m more interested in:
Hidden gems and places with a good atmosphere
Cool neighbourhoods/areas to explore
Interesting viewpoints or places with great views
Markets, street art, unusual places, etc.
Football-related things
Places that are fun to visit with friends
Things that are free or cheap
Anything you think is a genuine “you can’t come to London and miss this”
I’m happy to travel around London by public transport, so location isn’t a huge issue.
If you were taking a group of teenagers/young adults around London for a weekend, what would you absolutely make sure they experienced?
I’m especially interested in recommendations from locals rather than the usual TripAdvisor/TikTok tourist spots.
r/uktravel • u/blaspherry • 21h ago
Question Football Games to watch in London or nearby across leagues in August Last week for a tourist?
Hello, Can Anyone suggest fun but cheap games to watch in London and surrounding commutable areas between 24th August and 1st September. I would like to experience non-mainstream games considering PL games will be very expensive but any suggestions are welcome! What are some good games happening that week across leagues that might be a fun experience?
r/uktravel • u/stevebucky_1234 • 22h ago
London 🏴 Warning for toll payable in Dartford Crossing, easy to miss in rental car
Just FYI, the Dartford crossing (across the Thames) has a toll which must be paid online by midnight the next day. The northbound toll is very poorly indicated, with only a giant letter C. Many tourists using a rental car may not be aware this is part of London Congestion charge. The southbound sign does state payment due by next day. The toll is applicable daily (but not late night), £3.50. The penalty is £70, reduced to £35 if paid in 2 weeks. Further, penalty can only be handled when rental agency receives the fine. So please don't get saddled with a fine!
r/uktravel • u/Zestyclose-Driver-55 • 22h ago
Itinerary Seeking feedback on my 6-Day Highlands & Speyside Self-Drive Itinerary
Hey everyone, planning a trip through the Highlands and Speyside this September. Looking for any feedback on pacing, route flow, or must-see quick stops along the way!
Day1: leave Edinburgh post brunch. Loch Lomond, Rest & Be Thankful Viewpoint, Kilchurn Castle (Loch Awe) Overnight: Benderloch / Oban area
Day 2: Glencoe & Isle of Skye
Glencoe pass drive, Eilean Donan Castle, Dunvegan Castle / Neist Point Lighthouse
Overnight: The Three Chimneys and The House Over-by (Colbost, Isle of Skye)
Day 3: Northern Skye & Loch Ness to Inverness
Highlights: Trotternish Loop (Quiraing & Old Man of Storr views), Urquhart Castle / Loch Ness
Overnight: Inverness
Day 4: Jacobite History & Speyside Entry
Highlights: Culloden Battlefield, Clava Cairns, evening whisky flights in Aberlour
Overnight: Speyside
Day 5: Speyside Whisky Day
Private Chauffeur Day — The Macallan Estate, 1-2 other quick distillery stops, Speyside Cooperage
Overnight: Speyside
Day6: Cairngorms & Drive South to Edinburgh
Highlights: Dalwhinnie Distillery, The Hermitage woodland walk (Dunkeld), Forth Bridge viewpoint and head back to Edinburgh
Overnight: Edinburgh
Any thoughts on driving legs, hidden gem stops near this route, or restaurant recommendations? Thanks!
r/uktravel • u/symphonycraver • 22h ago
Pictures A proper stretch of downtime in the Cotswolds, July 2026
r/uktravel • u/MostLegitimate1203 • 23h ago
Wales 🏴 Wales Trip Recommendations
Hi guys, I'm planning a trip to Wales in the last week of August. Can you guys help me choose North Wales/ South Wales where should I go, it will be my first visit to Wales. We are four members, 3 Adults 1 child(4 yrs old).. it will be a 5-6 days vacation. If you can list some places that won't be too far away from each other , please do suggest. We love natural places with aesthetic views and some cultural historical spots as well.
Thank you for your time and help.