UK seaside hotspot named as best holiday destination on a budget

NEW research has revealed the UK’s hottest holiday destination on a budget, and it’s a “magnificent” seaside spot.

The UK has a lot of underrated staycation locations across the country, but the latest list reveals some hidden gems.

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Calculated by the best prices for hotels, meal prices, public transport and reviews, these top ten locations are perfect for a summer holiday.

Topping the list is Blackpool, a favourite among many in the summer for it’s lively nightlife and cheap accomodation.

Rooms for two start at just £126 per night, and the beach is in walking distance – great for a weekend away if the sun is out.

The town is also the “home of ballroom dancing”, so you can dance the night away.

Blackpool boasts multiple amusement parks, a zoo and a waterpark if your getaway involves the kids.

Looking for more of a date night? The Grand Theatre has rave reviews online, with one user raving about the location.

They said: “This theatre is gorgeous and certainly lives up to its name! It is like stepping back in time sitting down to watch a show.”

Another UK city that topped the list was Liverpool, which boasts the Royal Albert Dock, Maritime Museum and Tate Liverpool.

And of course, history about The Beatles is sprinkled throughout the Merseyside – check out the Cavern Club and see a great tribute band.

York also made the list, and recently had the York Minster crowned as England’s most beautiful building.

The National Railway Museum is a great site to take the kids to if you’re looking for a fun, educational day out.

Looking to take a flight for some summertime fun? This County Donegal seaside village is a great summer retreat.

Bundoran, Co Donegal, is best-known to most as the location of the annual Sea Session Surf and Music festival – but it has plenty more to offer.

Playful pods of dolphins are regularly spotted swimming off the coastline, with images and footage shared by local RNLI members.

Bundoran is a highlight of Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way – a 2,500 km long scenic driving route along the entire west coast of Ireland from Donegal in the north to Cork in the south.

Bundoran is also one of the surf capitals of Ireland, with surf shops, clubs and accommodation lodges.

Check out the rest of the list to find out where your next weekend getaway should be.

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