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@greatdaysoutuk
Half Term - 2023
If you are looking for things to do this coming #halfterm in #Wales, #Scotland, #England and #NorthernIreland, then look no further then our #Greatdaysoutuk #directory where you will find something for #everyone! From #skiing to #bowling and everything in between there is so much #fun to be had this #February!
Happy New Year
Wishing all of our existing clients and ones that are yet to be clients, a happy and prosperous 2023!
Merry Christmas
Wishing all of those in the tourism industry across the United Kingdom a fantastic nad prosperous holiday season. We look forward to promote our clients into 2023!
Additions
Following on from our last post here⊠we have continued to add more and more subcategories on our directory and we have had some great additions like: https://www.great-days-out.co.uk/adventure-activities/go-karting/ , https://www.great-days-out.co.uk/animal-wildlife-parks/aquariums/ to: https://www.great-days-out.co.uk/historic-houses-castles/cathedrals/ and https://www.great-days-out.co.uk/sport-leisure/trampoline-parks/! We hope these extra categories will make finding what you want to do this coming #winter and the months to come a better experience!
Additional Categories
Now that autumn is in full swing and the children are back at school, we have been busy in the office adding more sub-categories to our ever increasing list of things to do across the United Kingdom!
All you need to do is click here:Â https://www.great-days-out.co.uk/categories/Â and scroll down the list to find âExtra Categoriesâ. From there you will see the additional headings, from Castles to Zoos and so much more in between! Just in time for the Half term season too!
Schools opening againâŠ
Schools across England and Wales this week will be opening their doors once again to welcome back students of all ages and backgrounds. We have had an amazing summer and we hope many have had a great days out in and around the United Kingdom, despite the many challenges that we are facing! We wish you all a safe and secure autumn...
Summer is here
Now that everyone is into the full swing of summer⊠we thought we would give our logo a brand new look as well! What do you think?
Historic Houses and Castles in the UK
Now that the #summer is in full swing, why not visit a local or far away #castle or #historichome near you and be in awe of #ancient and not so ancient #architecture. Enjoy our short #videoclip as well!
The Queenâs Diamond Jubilee
We wish the Queen of #England, Queen Elizabeth the Second, a fantastic #Diamond #Jubilee day! May there be many more to come! #Godsavethequeen #bankholidayweekend #greatdaysoutuk
Parks and Gardens in the UK
If you are visiting these shores or if you have a holiday in the United Kingdom, then firstly you need to click on this link:Â https://www.great-days-out.co.uk/parks-gardens/! Here is where you can find all sorts of Parks and Gardens across all of the 4 nations of Great Britain. Check out our latest Video of Parks and Gardens in the UK while you are at it too!
Roll Out of Video Clips
We have recently launched short video clips showcasing our various Categories on our Great Days Out UK directoryâŠ
HOW TO SPEND REALLY GREAT DAYS OUT IN THE UK
The COVID-19 pandemic has suspended global tourism, however, the possibilities are endless, which is why the sphere continues to develop and improve. There are a huge number of different ways to go on vacation and have a great time.
Travel is an integral part of our life. Even short-term trips to your native country help to diversify everyday life and give a lot of memories and impressions.
A VACATION FOR SPEED LOVERS
For fans of thrills, outdoor activities and, especially, for fans of sports cars, there is a great opportunity to try yourself as a racer. There are many race tracks in the UK where you can get this unforgettable experience and diversify your everyday life. For experienced racers there is an opportunity to take part in various tournaments on any of the 5 race tracks: Donington Park, Anglesey Circuit, Thruxton, Brands Hatch and Silverstone.
ENJOY THE BENEFITS OF THE UK
In the UK, you will find medieval castles and Gothic cathedrals, the calm beauty and tranquility of rural landscapes, the recklessness of evening London and shopping in expensive prestigious boutiques. If you want to relax by the sea while staying in a large developed city â then go on a trip to Southampton or Brighton. You will not only be able to see a large number of attractions, but also spend evenings by the sea, go on a yacht and enjoy the beautiful views. If you live in the UK, this is a great chance to travel around your country and see all its beauties.
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If you like active rest and having fun, then you can have a great time in the capital of Great Britain â London. To soak up the atmosphere of this city will be one of the best memories in your life!
CULTURAL RECREATION IS FOR EVERYONE
London is the best option for lovers of cultural recreation, here is the majestic Big Ben, the Tower, the residence of the most popular detective of all time, not to mention theaters, museums and other attractions. Donât think that visiting museums is boring, because there is a National Portrait Gallery in London, where there are many opportunities for young people. The fact is that a wide variety of historical figures represented in the museum gives everyone the opportunity to find something curious, depending on the interests and age of the visitor.
FAMILY VACATION
The UK is ideal for holidays with children. There are a lot of different amusement parks and water parks throughout the country, which can be visited all year round. A family vacation with children in the UK will be great if you visit the famous Madame Tussauds Museum with them, where you can take photos with wax copies of your idols. There is an excellent zoo near this place. In Kew Gardens, you can go to the aquarium or visit the Butterfly House. Older children will certainly enjoy the Deep sea world aquarium with a unique collection of sharks. In addition, children can go on a fabulous journey based on the Harry Potter movie. Every day, the famous Jacobite steam locomotive departs from Fort William station.
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If you like to travel with your family and like to have a rest in nature, then the best option is to rent a car. But it is important to note that there are some features when choosing a car that are better taken into account.
TIPS FOR THOSE WHO GO ON A TRIP
No matter where you plan to go on vacation, it is very important to follow 10 simple tips that will help you protect yourself from unpleasant surprises:
1. Do not limit yourself to just one way of storing money
2. Take care of your money while walking
3. Make copies of travel documents
4. Do not neglect insurance
5. Get the necessary vaccinations
7. Study local laws and customs
8. Get Luggage Storage
9. Tags for Your Bags
10. Avoid Last Minute Traveling
For those traveling with pets, there is also a separate set of tips to ensure a comfortable journey.
Advertising Options
Please see our options for all clients in the Tourism Industry in the UK. We even have a BESPOKE Option for those who have several sites based in the United Kingdom! Get in touch to find out moreâŠ
Advertise with Us!
Get listed on an easy to use directory! Weâve created a days out directory with a clean, clear look, and a simple page layout promoting each attraction through the prominent display of an attractive image. This enables users to see at a glance exactly what they want ⊠and then with just one click, reach the website in which they are interested!
Our mission is: To connect our users quickly and easily with days out attractions. To promote our clients with a prominent, efficient link to their own website giving the latest up-to-date information.
Itâs easy to find on Google! Our website is consistently on the top page of Google in the organic listings. Check this out by typing into Google the keyword phrase: âdays out in the ukâ. We can also be found for specific days out categories, such as, âOutdoor Activities in the UKâAlso check out county searches on Google e.g. âDays Out in Essexâ.
No reviews! ⊠just quick access to the website of your choice! Lots of people are looking for reviews â so there are well known review websites. Other internet users would rather hear what the days out businesses themselves want to promote as their strengths â and thatâs what Great Days Out wants to help its users to find out ⊠quickly and easily.With just one click, our users can get straight to the days out businessesâ own websites â with all the most up-to-date information and contact details.
No banner ads! Some people donât mind banner ads, but our goal is for the website to âdo what it says on the tinâ and not distract our users with all sorts of other things theyâre not looking for.So for example, if someone is looking for Days out in Gloucestershire, then that is what weâll present to them on our Gloucestershire page on the Great Days Out UK Directory.
Merry Christmas
We know this year has been a very challenging time for those who are in the tourism industry, including ourselves, but our hope that 2022 will be a better one for all local, independent businesses right across the UK!
Where we started fromâŠ
In August 2006, Gloucestershire Head Teacher, Nigel Steele was working on his computer when he was inspired with an idea that has been changing the way people search for information on the web.
Quoakle â the graphical directory started with the idea that an imaged-based presentation of information â organised simply on one screen page â could be a new and exciting way of searching for information. Colourful logos and images could be used to connect consumers, quickly and easily, with a large number of local websites, just through the simple click of the mouse.
The initial ideas were developed around the setting up of a gardening directory providing links to a wide range of gardening businesses in one county â Gloucestershire. Very quickly it was realised that these ideas could be developed across a diverse selection of topics such as restaurants, pets, weddings ⊠and also county by county. And so the graphical directory was born!
Two other projects the Quoakle team have been working on since the launch of Quoakle.com are the Days Out UK directory, Great Days Out UK and the Eat Unique. restaurant directories.
The company that has been developing Quoakle during the last three years is based at Churcham, just west of Gloucester. The small family business is called Community Pixels, a name that aims to reflect the community ethos of the company, which wants to give all local businesses an opportunity to get known through affordable advertising. Also, the company has a clear commitment to give a percentage of its income to worthwhile community projects, including supporting the relief of poverty in the third world.
THE MOST SCENIC WALKING TRAILS IN BRITAIN
The leaves are starting to fall, the air is turning a little bit crisp and youâre starting to crave an apple crumble. Autumn is on the way. It might be the end of summer but for many of us, that doesnât mean the end of travel and adventures. If you prefer the golden light and long shadows as the year winds down, then autumn staycations are the perfect kind of travel.
The outside world is at itsâ most stunning in the Autumn with red berries bursting from the hedgerows, jewelled brambles and technicolour displays as the leaves change colour. Building in some time on the beautiful trails that the British countryside has to offer is the perfect way to take it all in, before retiring to a cosy fireside and a comfortable armchair for some well-earned refreshments. Travel doesnât have to be long-haul to be transformative.
Now that weâve established why you should be lacing up your walking boots, youâll need to decide where to go. One of the first places on your list should be the Cotswolds. Famous for rolling hills, idyllic countryside and historic towns and villages, the Cotswolds are home to some of the most enchanting walking trails.
The circular trail that runs from quaint Charlbury through the only right of way in the ancient Wychwood forest is a particular gem. Once a royal hunting forest and now a paradise for those looking for the glory of deciduous trees in their autumn blaze. The trail runs for eight miles through gentle woodlands and picturesque villages passing a notably well preserved medieval church in the village of Shorthampton.
For a taste of the Cotswold Way, take the short stretch from Cranham woods up to the top of Painswick Beacon. Starting in a thriving Beechwood, you can expect beautiful views over the surrounding area from the Beacon top followed by a ramble along a quiet riverside. This part of the way runs for about five miles, so just the right length for an experienced walker to build up an appetite for lunch or a nice challenge for those who just want to get out in the fresh air.
In the southern part of the Snowdonia range, is the Dolmelynllyn Estate trail. It skirts the dramatic waterfall at Rhaeadr Ddu before travelling down through an unspoiled national nature reserve and on to the ruins of the Cefn Coch gold mine. The trail is for medium ability walkers and runs for approximately four miles as well as being dog friendly for any adventurous furry friends. This trail is perfect for Autumn when the cool breeze will make light work of the hilly parts. Donât miss the historic gold working stations and ruined cottages on the route.
If you can make your way to the pleasant enclave of Hebden Bridge this autumn, then you canât miss the Mill Walk at Hardcastle Crags. With a gently babbling brook at the bottom of a leafy wooded valley and a colourful collection of mushrooms to spot, you canât go wrong. The walk benefits from way markers and wooden bridges to help you but they take nothing away from the sense that you have passed out of civilisation and into another, more bewitching dimension as you crunch through the fallen leaves. The remnants of the Old Gibson Mill only add to the feeling that nature has gained the upper hand.
Perhaps a staycation within easy reach of London is what you need for your next travel venture. If so, throw yourself back on the tracks of time. On the Meon Valley trail in Hampshire you can walk along a disused railway track. You could base yourself in historic Winchester, to see some of the ancient sites before setting off from West Meon and climbing Old Winchester Hill. On clear days you can see all the way to the sea but it is always worth keeping an eye out for the stunning variety of local birds. The trail is pushchair suitable and accessible for the majority of those with mobility scooters, so a good fit for the whole family. Wherever you chart a course this Autumn, it is worth remembering that arrangements can be as changeable as the British weather. Make your staycation safe as well as stunning by taking out some reliable travel insurance to cover yourself in case plans need to adjust. With Globelink youâll get covered for delays, cancellations, medical repatriation, lost luggage, and more. A prepared walker needs more than a good pair of boots and some Kendal Mint Cake.