Bargain days out for the whole family this May bank holiday — including a seaside safari tour in Devon for £5
STILL not planned anything for the Bank Holiday weekend?
There’s plenty of last-minute fun to be had up and down the country – and with some cracking deals up for grabs, you won’t have to spend a fortune.
Here's five ideas for cheap family days out this bank holiday.
LONDON: DINNER AND GAMES FOR £14
There's so much going on in London, but if you’re on a budget, head to the where families can bag dinner and fun for under £15 a head.
is a gamers’ haven with axe-throwing, augmented reality darts and shuffleboard games – which costs just £15 for a family of four.
– another family favourite – is also nearby, with classic cheeseburgers, hot dogs and pizzas.
BRIGHTON: FREE MUSIC FESTIVAL
Brighton has so much more than a fun-filled beach and colourful promenade.
The walled , five miles from the seafront, is hosting a special Bank Holiday event this Monday, with free live music and pop-up bars serving cold beers, wines and pizza.
Drop the kids off at the Stretch Tent for a free 45-minute show with the , where they’ll get to sing along and dance to some of their favourite songs, before the main performances kick off at midday.
Make sure to explore the 12 immaculate themed gardens while you’re here too – there’s a rain garden, a pollinator garden and even a medicinal garden.
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GTR MANCHESTER: BARGAIN TRAIN RIDES WITH THOMAS
IF your little ones are Thomas fans, look no further than the this weekend.
DEVON: SEA SAFARI FOR A FIVER
KIDS near Devon can spend the afternoon splashing about in rock pools searching for sea creatures on this guided tour from the .
Equipped with buckets, little ones will get up close to crabs and starfish at as they learn about the creatures’ habitats.
There’s some beautiful picnic spots around this unspoilt Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, so pack some sandwiches for afterwards and soak up the ocean views, then stroll down to the beach for sandcastle building and sea kayaking.
The event takes place on Monday and costs £5 per adult and £5 per child.
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SKEGNESS: 61 PER CENT OFF & UNLIMITED RIDES
FORGET costly theme parks and instead pick up one of ’s unlimited activity bracelets, which will bag you 61 per cent off attractions.
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For £27 a head, you’ll get free use of the ten-pin bowling alley, climbing centre with angled walls and jumps, Laser Quest and the Hero Zone, where kids will have buckets of fun firing at targets with a ball blaster.
If you really want to tire the tots out though, for an extra £3 you can buy a wristband that gives you unlimited access to all that, plus the plethora of rides just ten-minutes down the road at .