You don’t have to stray too far from home to find great spots for caravanning and camping.
The UK is brimming with tranquil staycation destinations. From Scotland’s best beaches in the north to idyllic hiking trails in Wales, to England’s stunning south coast and Northern Ireland’s hidden castles – the UK offers something for everyone.
There’s no better way to relax at the end of the day than by enjoying a picturesque view while the sun goes down. You don’t have to head off to exotic places to catch spectacular sunsets, as there are plenty of locations around the UK that’ll leave you breathless.
Researchers at LeaseCar.uk have identified the top spots in the kingdom for watching the sun go down. Why not combine your next touring adventure with a sunset view to remember?
Land’s End, Cornwall
The most south-westerly point in the UK, Land’s End is perfectly positioned on the Cornish coast for catching dramatic sunsets. With plenty of leisure parks and campsites, Land’s End is a great place to enjoy panoramic views and a cliff-top stroll before bedding down for the night.
Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Tenby is regarded as one of the most picturesque coastal towns in the UK, and it also offers perfect opportunities for sunset viewing. Watch the sun go down on the horizon from the beach or take an evening walk around the coast.
Sandbanks, Dorset
Situated on a small peninsula across Poole Harbour, Sandbanks is a stunning beach perfect for swimming, sunbathing and watching incredible sunsets. With plenty of family-friendly caravan parks nearby, this is a great location for a touring trip with your nearest and dearest.
Arthur’s Seat, Edinburgh
There are plenty of reasons to make Scotland your next summer touring destination, and the sunset view from Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh is another to add to the list.
An ancient volcano overlooking Edinburgh, Arthur’s Seat offers panoramic views of the city and its surroundings. Hike up the hill in the early evening to catch a glimpse of the sun going down before heading back to the city to enjoy a refreshing pint on the Royal Mile.
Kirkstone Pass, Lake District, Cumbria
The Lake District’s highest mountain pass, the Kirkstone Pass is one of the best spots in the UK to catch a sunset that’ll be the envy of all your social media followers. The Lake District offers plenty of opportunities for hiking and reconnecting with nature to a backdrop of astonishing scenery, making it an ideal location for your next touring escapade.
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