An area of outstanding beauty and one of Britain’s most beautiful attractions, the Lake District has been drawing visitors from around the world for many years. The summer is finally here so now is your chance to visit this spectacular location at a time where the sun may be out!
England’s largest National Park, its highest mountain and its deepest lake can all be found in this beautiful corner of the country. If you’re looking for the perfect getaway this summer you have to consider taking the family to the picturesque Lake District – where you’re sure to find plenty of things to do; from walking to climbing, boating to shopping, there are a variety of activities you can get involved with when you make a trip to the Lake District.
Travelling to the Lake District by Car
With the establishment of the M6 Motorway in the late 50’s, The Lake District has become more easily accessible. Many of the hundreds of thousands of visitors who visit every year travel by car, some even opting to bring caravans so they can make the most of their time away from home by enjoying nature first-hand. However, the Lake District does have a broad range of accommodation to suit all budget types. From bed and breakfasts to luxury hotels, guest houses to farm houses, you’ll have absolutely no problems in finding the perfect accommodation when you visit the Lakes.
Perhaps you are thinking of leaving the kids at home and spending your time away from home with your partner? Many couples travel to the Lake District every year for its beautiful scenery, stunning restaurants, quaint pubs and so much more! The vast majority of accommodation found in the Lake District can be found by searching online, and you can save huge amounts of money by booking over the Internet.
Car Insurance Online
If you are planning to travel by car, make sure your car insurance is up to date. In the current economic climate we are all trying to save a few pennies wherever we can. The more you save here, the more you can spend and have fun in the Lakes!
The Lake District is one of the rare places in England that continues to attract tourists that usually go abroad – why? Its natural beauty and ease of access makes this an affordable holiday never to forget.
Charlotte Walker writes for MediaVest (Manchester) on a range of motoring topics including great British days out and car insurance.
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