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After a good day’s walking, Plas Isa is the place you need for a good night’s rest. Whether you choose to follow the mountain trail or the less strenuous but as enjoyable valley trail, Plas Isa is on the route. In the centre of Dolgellau with plenty of shops on our doorstep to replenish your supplies. First leg is from Machynlleth to Dolgellau – book your room with us, and we will make sure you have a good rest, ready for the next leg to Trawsfynydd.
Treat yourself but save your wallet. Come to Cleikum Mill Lodge in the Tweed Valley for some great outdoor adventures.
Awesome activity holidays in the Tweed Valley
You’ll be spoilt for choice as to how to spend your days.
The Glenorchy Centre has accessibility features. Such as a wide doorways, a wheelchair friendly lift and a bathroom with rails and a shower seat.
Seahouses Hostel is perfectly located with so many walking routes and trails on our doorstep. We provide comfortable, spacious self-catering accommodation with lovely tea rooms, restaurants and charming pubs all within walking distance – most welcome after a long day on foot!
Blue Room Hostel Newquay will be reopening May 17th as per government guidelines.
Jessie Mac’s is a refurbished Victorian manse, with 7 ensuite bedrooms, offering self-catering hostel accommodation. We are a ten minute walk from Dunkeld and only 1 hour’s drive from Edinburgh and Glasgow, with great public transport links.
For great value self catering accommodation. Look no further than Seahouses Hostel.
Seaside Breaks at Seahouses Hostel
Our recently refurbished accommodation is spacious, bright and comfortable. A truly relaxing environment for you, your friends and family to enjoy a few days away together.
Cycling on a beautiful sunny day along quiet country lanes with the prettiest countryside and scenic coastal routes in stunning Northumberland – and sharing all this with family, friends or cycling club. Doesn’t it sound perfect?
Helmsdale Lodge Hostel is looking forward to welcoming everyone over the Easter break. The Scottish Highlands are looking particularly stunning with all the new growth coming through looking to blossom just in time for Easter. Make the highlands a destination this year and experience the vast open Straths and endless blue skies of the East Coast Highlands, you can loss yourself in them.
There is always something going on in the Forest at Ennerdale at Easter. Fells and Flowers and Easter Egg trails all on your doorstep, when you book The Wild Wool Barn for your Easter Break
Stay at the enchanting Ross of Mull Bunkrooms. Book this 8-bed cottage for the exclusive use of your group. You’ll be amazed at what great value for money it is. The setting is picturesque with an outdoor eating area and parking. It is less than a mile from Fionnphort, for visiting Iona, Staffa and the Treshnish Isles.
Bring your friends together for a lovely Easter Weekend break at the multi-award-winning Kettlewell Hostel, enjoy great walks and cycling around the Yorkshire Dales and then curl up in front of the wood burner with a great book from the second-hand bookshop. There is a great self-catering kitchen or you can have a hearty group meal cooked for you from the menu.
It’s still uncertain if and when we can open our group accommodation but until then, we keep exploring the local area.
There’s nowhere better to spend the last night of your Land’s End to John O’Groats walk than Sandra’s Hostel in Thurso. Run by fellow adventurers who understand the needs of the weary walker, a free continental breakfast is provided each morning. You have a choice of a bunk in a cosy dorm or a private room. The bustling town of Thurso has plenty of places to buy something special to celebrate your epic achievement. Self cater in the hostel’s communal kitchen and relax and share stories in the lounge. Or hit the town and visit the pubs or eateries.
There’s nowhere better to spend the last night of your Land’s End to John O’Groats cycle adventure than Sandra’s Hostel in Thurso. Run by fellow adventurers who understand the needs of weary cyclists, a free continental breakfast is provided each morning. You have a choice of a bunk in a cosy dorm or a private room. The bustling town of Thurso has plenty of places to buy something special to celebrate your achievement. Self cater in the hostel’s communal kitchen and relax and share stories in the lounge. Or hit the town and visit the pubs or eateries.
A journey that has a great variety of scenery some sections are long and challenging, some are ideal for families and the less ambitious. Take it fast slow or just do circular walks from a base.
Carrshield Camping Barn is ideally located to use as a base to explore this wild, remote and beautiful area. We are conveninient for cycling and walking routes.
A stay at Lochside Hostel perched on the banks of Scotland’s world famous loch would be make the highlight of your Easter. There’s great walking and cycling on the doorstep. The nearby Loch Ness museum and Urquhart Castle to visit. And of course one certain monster to spot!
Gerry’s hostel is a firm favourite with Cape Wrath Trail walkers. Most stay at Gerry’s hostel after a night at Maol-Bhuidhe Bothy, which is run by the Mountain Bothies Association. After a much more comfortable night at Gerry’s Hostel many then walk on to stay at Kinlochewe Bunkhouse another lovely hostel in the Independent Hostel UK network.
Choose from walking, fishing, climbing, cycling, horse riding, whisky tasting or castle visits. All these great activities are close to this family friendly hostel.
Highland Adventure Holidays at Ballater Hostel
When you pay hostel prices for your accommodation, you will have more in your pocket for your activities.
