Forget Cornwall – head to the seaside in Southend-on-Sea this summer with breaks for £65
SOUTHEND-ON-SEA remains a firm seaside favourite with Brits - and is a much more affordable option than other Cornwall and Devon coastal holidays.
It also has the added benefit of having many activities that are outdoors, something that's becoming increasingly important during the Covid era.
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Those on a budget can grab an overnight Essex hotel stay for two people from just £65, with travel dates throughout summer.
The break is available on , and includes a stay at the Park Inn by Radisson Palace Southend-on-Sea for two people with breakfast and late checkout.
It costs from £65 for one nights or from £129 for two nights - meaning holidaymakers could save up to 53 per cent.
Plus, the voucher is valid for stays from May 17 until Dec 31, so there's loads of flexibility for when you want to visit, including over the summer.
There's lots to entertain visitors of all ages in the classic seaside town.
Aside from the beach, visitors can have fun at the Adventure Island amusement park, home to lots of rides and rollercoasters.
They can take a stroll down Southend Pier and enjoy a lazy lunch at one of the many nearby restaurants.
If you do get rain, there's the Sealife Adventure, amusement arcades and plenty of museums and galleries to explore.
If you're looking for more staycation inspiration, we've found the best UK holiday parks with children’s entertainment and the best holiday parks with outdoor pools.
There are also great UK coach trips for families and campsites with availability for summer.
Alternatively, we've found holiday park party weekenders, cheap staycation breaks with hot tubs and treehouse stays.
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