UK Travel

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>>1237980
>long weekend
I'd recommend the Western Isles of Scotland, but the duration of travel might make it impractical. Have you ever seen Wales as a tourist? I'd hit Snowdonia, have a tour on the Llanberis railway,and pop into Portmeirion. Then head down the coast to Aberystwyth, take the train out to Devil's Bridge and have a mooch around. If you amazingly get good weather, drop downto Dyfed and hit the beautiful beach at Marloes Sands. Finish up with a good night on the sauce in Swansea.

Avoid Tenby - It's full of the sort of people who visit Artisan bakeries and think Glamping is the great outdoors.

>>1237993

I've hit up a lot of Wales. About an hour and a half's drive away from Snowdonia. I've been to Aber more times than I could count.

Scotland might be a good shout? I'm thinking maybe the south? Somewhere like Dorset or Cornwall

>>1237995
Get your ass to Purbeck then. Fucking beautiful.

>>1237998
Is there a lot to do for one person? I like chilled out things like cafés, I can busk if I get too bored depending on council permits. I've been to Poole and Bournemouth and fucking loved it in both places.

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>>1237998
Studland is a good beach, Swanage is a lively small resort, and you can see stuff like Corfe Castle, Tyneham abandoned village, have a walk around Durlston country park, surf at Kimmeridge, eat the planet's best Eccles cake in Wareham, and chillout at the Blue Pool. A recent development in the area is Vineyards, so you could a wine tasting tour. Visit Lulworth cove and Durdledoor if you want world-class scenery.

It's a splendid area,and May shouldn't be too horrendous as far as the number of other tourists goes.