If you’re looking for a unique and unforgettable couples caravan holiday in Devon, the Airstream at Dittisham Hideaway is an excellent choice. Located on the outskirts of the picturesque village of Dittisham, this vintage Airstream offers a cosy and comfortable retreat in the heart of the countryside. *Destination Downtime visited Dittisham Hideaway for a gifted stay in March 2023. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dittisham Hideaway (@dittishamhideaway) Dittisham Hideaway Dittisham Hideaway is a luxury holiday accommodation provider locat ..read more

Paddleboarding & kayaking in the New Forest makes for a peaceful and tranquil day trip, exploring the beautiful Beaulieu River and quaint village of Beaulieu, situated on the southeastern edge of the New Forest. Beaulieu Beaulieu is a small and popular village situated in the New Forest, you may recognise it for being home to the British National Motor Museum and Palace house, although Beaulieu has plenty more to offer. Make sure you wander down the 16th-century village high street where you can frequently see wild donkeys and horses roaming, there are also a couple o ..read more

Paddleboarding & kayaking in the New Forest makes for a peaceful and tranquil day trip, exploring the beautiful Beaulieu River and quaint village of Beaulieu, situated on the southeastern edge of the New Forest. Beaulieu Beaulieu is a small and popular village situated in the New Forest, you may recognise it for being home to the British National Motor Museum and Palace house, although Beaulieu has plenty more to offer. Make sure you wander down the 16th-century village high street where you can frequently see wild donkeys and horses roaming, there are also a couple o ..read more

Kayaking in London is an awesome way to explore the UK capital, from the water. Mix the peace and tranquility of the river, with the hustle and bustle of the city, and you’ve got a recipe for an exciting kayaking adventure.  London is home to the River Thames, at 215 miles the Thames is the longest river entirely in England. Starting at Thames Head near the hamlet of Kemble, and joining the North Sea near Southend-on-Sea. The Thames provides a playground for the adventurous to explore the waterway, while enjoying the market towns and countryside that the river meande ..read more

Kayaking in London is an awesome way to explore the UK capital, from the water. Mix the peace and tranquility of the river, with the hustle and bustle of the city, and you’ve got a recipe for an exciting kayaking adventure.  London is home to the River Thames, at 215 miles the Thames is the longest river entirely in England. Starting at Thames Head near the hamlet of Kemble, and joining the North Sea near Southend-on-Sea. The Thames provides a playground for the adventurous to explore the waterway, while enjoying the market towns and countryside that the river meande ..read more

This is a perfect easy little paddle if you’re after a quick trip kayaking in Poole. Perfect for an evening, with good accessibility, easy parking and limited raff! It’s a short distance between Baiter Park and Brownsea Island, this trip isn’t about the distance, it’s about bobbing around in the ocean and enjoying a laid back paddle, with plenty of views. Pack a speaker, snacks, drinks and enjoy being out at sea as the sun starts to go down. ROUTE SUMMARY Start & Launch (own equipement) Baiter Harbourside Car Park, Labrador Dr, Poole BH15 1UX (£12-£15 charge) Start ..read more

If you’re familiar with these two popular Dorset beauty spots on the Jurassic Coast, Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door, you will know how busy they get in the summer season. Kayaking in Dorset is one of the best ways to explore and beat the hustle and bustle on land. Exploring by water opens up so many more exciting places to discover, and certainly lets you gain a different perspective on this beautiful section of Dorset coastline. The ocean is the most beautiful shade of turquoise here, and you really could mistake yourself for being somewhere a lot more exotic! LULWORTH COVE ..read more

The county of Hampshire is home to an abundance of walks in The New Forest, attracting a good deal of visitors each year seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. The New Forest National Park has so much to offer, with its towering trees, open moors and endless wildlife. It can be a maze if you haven’t scouted out your route before hand, there are endless trails to explore in the forest, each offering something different and each with plenty to see. All of these walks in the New Forest are in easy reach of nearby cities and towns such as Southampton, Bournemouth, Salisbury a ..read more

Kayaking the River Thames, at 215 miles The River Thames is the longest river entirely in England. Starting at Thames Head near the hamlet of Kemble, and joining the North Sea near Southend-on-Sea. The Thames provides a playground for the adventurous to explore the waterway whilst enjoying the market towns and countryside that the river meanders through. HENLEY-ON-THAMES TO MARLOW This kayaking route is the perfect way to explore the River Thames, with so many scenic spots and awe-inspiring properties to see along the way. There are plenty of low river banks to get out and e ..read more

The summer staycation has seen a substantial increase over the last few months, with an increasing amount people booking activity breaks in the UK and opting to discover what’s on their doorstep. During these uncertain times and the risks associated with traveling abroad, the UK provides the perfect playground for the adventurous to explore. Sit back and get inspired with these active staycation recommendations, for a holiday to remember, right here in the UK. KAYAKING IN BUCKINGHAMSHIRE You will be spoilt for choice on The River Thames when scouting out your perfect kayaking l ..read more