Many times, when we travel, not only do we pack for the trip, but we also pack a long checklist of things to do and see once we get to our destination.

As countries around the world emerge from quarantine, flights are resuming, and museums, restaurants, and attractions are reopening – just in time for a last-minute getaway. In many waterfront destinations, ferry systems are up and running with preventative health protocols firmly in place. Private charters are also returning to action – a tempting option for travelers who may still feel uneasy about crowds. Whether you choose to join the queue or set sail in a boat of your own, here are six picturesque places to take to the seas this summer.

You’ve booked your ticket, flicked through your guidebook, and you’re counting the days to the big holiday. However, you might feel a hint of nervousness. Pre-flight tension affects both first-time travelers and seasoned globetrotters; fortunately, it doesn’t have to dull the excitement of your upcoming trip. Typically, this anxiety stems from anticipatory anxiety, rather than a fear of flying.

We are immensely proud of our island! From the charm of the Cotswolds to the grandeur of Edinburgh, and the quaint allure of Tenby in beautiful Wales, there is an abundance of locations waiting to be explored. This sentiment is especially evident when considering destinations for a British road trip.