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Spring Cottage Breaks

The dull winter days and long, dark nights can take a real toll on our mood and happiness. So as soon as the first daffodils start nodding their heads and the primroses pop up, it’s a sure sign that spring is on the way. Warmer days, those unexpected heatwaves that send us all flocking to the beach, and the excuse to start eating ice-cream again is a welcome relief from the cold, wet days of winter.

So as spring is just around the corner, shake off those winter blues by looking forward a couple of months.  Now is the perfect time to book a luxury cottage break to look forward to, especially for those half-term and Easter holiday breaks. So what’s on offer?

Easter Cottages

For a couple of years Easter has been a little late in arriving. But this year it falls at the very start of April, so now is a great time to start thinking about booking your Easter break away.

This time of the year usually marks the start of the good weather too, so beach holidays are definitely on the cards. Finding a luxury cottage in a great location shouldn’t be left to the last minute, so if you want to get the best locations for that first weekend in April, now is the time to start planning your holiday. Here are our top five destinations for Easter cottage holidays:

The Best Scottish Walks in Winter; Time to wrap up and get your walking boots on – Winter is one of the best times to witness the true majesty of Scotland’s wild places. From towering mountains and glens to glassy lochs, walking in Scotland at any time of year is a delight (apart from ‘Midge season’!). But it’s during the colder months that the countryside really takes on a unique countenance, so if you’re booking a break in a luxury cottage in Scotland this winter, here are some of the best places to go hiking:

THERE’S NOWHERE LIKE NORFOLK FOR A VARIETY OF BEACHES FOR EVERYONE – INCLUDING YOUR POOCH!

Northumberland’s North Sea Coastline

Wild, windswept, dramatic and utterly spellbinding, Northumberland’s North Sea coastline is one of the most beautiful stretches of England’s shoreline. This entire region has been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and it’s easy to see why. From wide-open sandy beaches back dropped by rare dune ecosystems to towering cliffs, this area combines endangered flora and fauna with over 7,000 years of human history to create a unique landscape. And no matter what time of the year you visit this part of the country, you are bound to be captured by its beauty.