By Ellen Jenne,Shania King-Soyza
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Britain’s most budget-friendly holiday destination has been unveiled. Fresh research reveals this location boasts some of the nation’s lowest prices for lodging and transport, positioning it as an ideal choice for thrifty travellers, reports the Express.
However, what truly distinguishes it is the atmosphere it provides guests, who frequently describe visiting as akin to “stepping back in time”. CryptoCasinos.online examined travel expenses across seven areas, encompassing accommodation, dining, transport, drinks, entertainment, excursions, and coach charges from London, to identify the finest spots for cost-conscious holidaymakers.
Using “reliable data” for British destinations, expenses were calculated and transformed into a 100-point Budget Travel Score, where elevated scores suggest enhanced affordability and value for money. The financial specialists state their goal is to showcase Britain’s gems and prove that “you can have amazing holidays without the hassle of long-haul flights and currency exchanges”.
The champion for an economical break: Stirling, Scotland.
Stirling claims the title as most affordable destination
Stirling, a heritage city in central Scotland, proves essential for anyone passionate about “stepping back in time,” according to Cottages & Castles. From its ancient fortress positioned atop volcanic stone to the national memorial commemorating the Battle of Stirling Bridge, the city overflows with sites that animate history.
Nestled amidst the Trossachs National Park and neighbouring lochs, it also boasts breath-taking scenery along with snug restaurants, pubs, and bars.
“Stirling takes the UK crown with a Budget Travel Score of 72.66, offering fantastic value for money,” said the finance experts at Crypto Casinos. “At £23 per night for accommodation and coach travel from London costing just £37.98, it’s incredibly accessible.
“The city combines rich history with affordable experiences, making it perfect for culture enthusiasts on a budget.”
Kingston upon Hull closely follows in the ranking and has been labelled “England’s hidden treasure” by the experts. Hull received an average score of 65.50.
The area offers the cheapest accommodation in the UK rankings, at £19 per night, which pairs superbly with the lowest coach fares, at just £13.48 from London. While food costs are slightly high at £35 per day, the incredibly low transport costs make the trip worth it.
Ranking tenth with an average score of 46.6 is Norfolk. What lets down this city is the average tour cost of £69 and the hefty coach fees from London of £91.83.
We have listed the full ranking below.
Top 10 Cheapest Destinations for Budget Travellers
