Tag: Scottish holiday lodges

Discovering Shakespeare in the Scottish Highlands – Waterside Breaks

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Whilst some of the locations mentioned in the play either don’t exist anymore or were totally fictionalised, Scotland and the Scottish Highlands in particular offer an excellent opportunity to explore Macbeth country. Read on to find out why one of the best ways to enjoy the Scottish Highlands in comfort is by staying in one of the wide range of Scottish holiday lodges and log cabins available at Waterside Breaks.

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There’s more to the Isle of Wight than you might think

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In addition to all the great tourist attractions and usual shopping, dining and entertainment facilities you would expect, there are other things to see and do on your holiday on the Isle of Wight. For example, did you know that the island is rich in dinosaur fossils and military history? Read on to find our more…

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Norfolk Broads holidays – Great for Experiencing the Outdoors

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If you are looking for an active holiday in the British countryside then the Norfolk Broads is the location for you. Read on to find out why the fishing, cycling, boating, canoeing, golfing, walking and also horse-riding make this such a popular location with UK self catering holiday-makers.

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Tracking Great Crested Grebes in the Norfolk Broads

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Although birdwatching is a great reason to holiday in the Norfolk Broads, it is certainly not the only one. From heritage sites to adventure parks to steam railways, there’s plenty to do whatever the weather whilst staying in your self-catering holiday property with Waterside Breaks.

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Happy New Year from Waterside Breaks Holidays Cottages

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Waterside Breaks has continued to grow in 2011, taking on a number of new self catering holiday cottages and lodges by water around the UK. This article summarises the trends for this year and looks forward to continuing to increase bookings in 2012.

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