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No one deserves spoiling more mum so why not treat her to a weekend break? Take her away for a relaxing getaway – a gift she’s guaranteed to enjoy. The experts at esky.co.uk round up the best locations for a weekend break this Mother’s Day.
St. Ives
For arty mums, St.Ives is a popular choice. Art lovers flock every year in pilgrimage to many of the art galleries in the town. The Tate St. Ives boasts panoramic views of the Atlantic while displaying the works of 20th-century painters and sculptors. It has a strong fishing tradition and boats can still be seen entering the harbour laden with the day’s catch.
Abereiddy
This small Pembrokeshire hamlet, with award-winning beaches and stunning vistas, is definitely worth a visit. The nearby blue lagoon, an old slate quarry that boasts azure waters, is the perfect anchorage for small boats. Perfect for kayaking, the lagoon has also held numerous cliff diving competitions.
Cotswolds
A designated area of natural beauty, The Cotswolds are the second largest protected landscape in England and attract people from all over the world. The Cotswolds boast §breathtaking views and are home to historical locations such as Blenheim Palace and the exquisite Roman baths.
York
Mum will love a break in this famous walled city established by the Romans in 71 AD. Stroll among quaint medieval streets and visit the fantastic York Minster. If she enjoys art why not visit the immersive Van Gogh experience. The enjoy a bite to eat at Brew and Brownie for some of the city’s best cakes and pancakes.
St Cyrus
If your mum enjoys the great outdoors take a trip to St. Cyrus in Scotland. In this quaint village salt marshes, dunes riverbanks and cliffs meet to form one of the most stunning and varied nature reserves in Britain. The 19th-century former lifeboat station acts as a visitor centre that highlights the variety of plant and animal life within the reserve.
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