2021 Photo Competition: The Finalists (Walking Category)

Our photo competition is back this year and we've shortlisted our favourite photos from our client's walking holidays in 2021. From the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond to the sweeping coastline of Northumberland, each shot transports you back to a moment of sheer beauty and heart-warming adventure. Read our...

After much deliberation in the Absolute Escapes office, we have selected the six finalists in the self-drive category of our photo competition. Featuring majestic scenery and wonderful wildlife, each picture tells a heartwarming story in a year where travel and adventure were possible once again. Please help us by...

As we draw to the end of 2021, we’re taking a fond look back at the most-liked photos on our Instagram page over the past year …

As we head towards a brand new year, we're looking back at some of the blog content you loved in 2021. Take a trip back in time with our most popular posts ...

To celebrate the launch of our wonderful new self-drive holidays in England, we're shining the spotlight on England's picture-postcard villages ...

Here at Absolute Escapes, it doesn’t take much persuading to get our team out walking - the fresh air, the spectacular views and the time spent with friends. In our latest blog, Fern from the team discovers why walking is so good for you...

Despite its size, Wales has more castles per square mile than any other country in Europe! These castles span the history and length of the country keeping in common their fantastic locations, with views that will absolutely take your breath away. Check out favourites here...

The North Coast 500 is a spectacular driving route through some of the best and most untouched coastal and countryside scenery in Europe. If you'd like to experience the North Coast 500 with a touch of luxury, discover some of the best hotels and B&Bs along the way ...

Ready to make the most of 2021? From volunteering in nature to luxury breaks, discover our predicted travel trends and top holiday ideas in Scotland.

Starting in Fort William and ending in Aviemore, the East Highland Way traverses 82 miles through enchanting forests, mountainous landscapes, and unspoilt wilderness. Read on to find out more about the road less travelled...