With the summer months coming to an end and holidaymakers looking into the future, we have compiled a list of the best places to visit during October. Whether it’s for a quick last-minute getaway or for half-term inspiration. October is the perfect time to miss the crowds and catch the last or for some places the beginning of the sun.
To explore Puerto Rico’s regions, travellers are encouraged to hire a car for a slow travel approach and to venture off the beaten path to see the Island’s hidden gems. Puerto Rico is approximately 110 miles long and 35.5 miles wide, allowing travellers to traverse the Island in just a few hours. From seaside views to mountain backdrops, embark on the ultimate tropical road trip adventure, exploring Puerto Rico’s natural beauty and vibrant culture as you go.
Carved into the cliffside along the picturesque coastline of Heraklion, Crete, Fodele Beach Resort is an idyllic sanctuary for health and wellness. With a comprehensive wellness center and a myriad of fitness activities for families and friends to enjoy, the resort should be in your radar if you are planning an autumn sun getaway.
The Reach at Piccadilly was easy to find and well located centrally in the city adjacent to the calm of the Rochdale Canal yet within easy reach of shopping streets, bars and restaurants and other popular attractions. In fact, the hotel is located on Ducie Street, for those of you that remember the legendary ‘Home’ nightclub, boy I feel old…
Family-owned Cornish retreat Bedruthan Hotel & Spa is delighted to invite guests to experience a truly magical Christmas and New Years Eve on the clifftops of Mawgan Porth. Nestled along the rugged Cornish coastline, the spirit of Christmas comes alive at Bedruthan’s Christmas Grotto with an immersive festive feast or guests can rejuvenate after the busy festive period with a tranquil spa break at adults-only Scarlet Hotel.
As summer approaches, the allure of a coastal retreat beckons to many, promising salty breezes, sandy shores, and the soothing sound of waves. Yet, the popularity of some seaside destinations can often mean crowds, inflated prices, and a lack of tranquillity, especially with one in three Brits planning a holiday in the UK this year.
