Unveil the most beautiful British islands for a walkable holiday, including one with Caribbean-like beaches

Do you want to dump the rental car and explore this summer on foot?

Fortunately, you don’t have to travel far to do this, because these five beautiful island destinations are the perfect locations for a walking holiday.

“Some of the most beautiful and rugged islands are close to the VK mainland and offer the perfect environment for discovery on foot,” the experts say bee HF holidayswho chose the list.

“Every destination combines wild natural beauty, rich local culture and a real sense of escape, all just a short ferry or flight from home.”

The island of man

A self-controlling island between England and Ireland, the island of Man is officially one of the most beautiful places of the UK for a walking holiday, according to HF-Selijdagen.

The experts say: ‘Almost on equality between England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, the island of humans is one UNESCO Biosphere region of fascinating history and phenomenal coast and countryside. ‘

Their recommended walking route goes past the NY Foilan (Way of Gulf) trail.

Highlights are the ‘Winking Streets of Castletown’, the ‘Soft Golden Sands of Port in Beach’ and a ride on the historic tram between Douglas and Laxey.

Anglesey

Anglesey is an island for the northwest coast of mainland mainland the fixed fasting of the Welsh, the ideal destination for birdwatchers.

The experts of HF Holidays say: ‘The island has wild hiking trails, sandy beaches and old castles.

‘[It’s] Known as one of the best places in Britain for birds watching, with thousands of rare bird species that flowed to his picturesque coasts every year. ‘

The recommended route of the company includes a visit to the picturesque island of Llanddwyn and the 19th -century South Stack Lighhouse.

Mull & Iona

A few beautiful islands in the inner Hebrides of Scotland, HF Holidays recommends to combine visits to both Mull and Iona for a walking holiday.

The experts explain: “United for their breathtaking landscapes, rare animals in the wild and peaceful feeling, the beautiful islands of Mull and Iona are among the inner Hebrides in front of the west coast of Scotland.”

The company’s journey gives holidaymakers the chance to explore the islands long after the day trunters have left ‘and combines it with another island staff.

Highlights on the route are ‘towering basalt columns’ by Staffa and the chance of spotting sea crews, whales, chairs and seals chair.

Isle of Wight

A favorite of Queen Victoria, the island of Wight in front of the south coast of England, is a dreamy place for a walking holiday.

“The island of Wight seduces with golden sandy beaches, rolling green hills, dramatic white cliffs, old forest and charming seaside resorts,” say experts from HF Holidays.

Although the beaches of the island are certainly a peak for all walkers, the island of Wight has many other must-see attractions.

Tourists can visit the island house of Queen Victoria, Osborne House, which offers a spectacular glimpse in the life of the prince.

Channel Islands

HF holidays recommend combining the Channel Islands, an archipelago off the coast of France.

The experts say: “Blessed with better than average weather than mainland mainland, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark and Herm offer awe for awesome coastal walks, white sandy beaches and seaside resorts that are suitable for compromising with those in Europe.”

Highlights of a trip to the Channel Island are Herm’s ‘Caribbean-like Shell Beach’ and exploring St. Peter Port in Guernsey.

Walkers also get the chance to find out more about Alderney’s Second World War past.

If you want an even longer walk, along the path of the southwest coast, you will certainly see some beautiful beaches.

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