Why you need to visit Surrey
The south of England is a beautiful place and one that everyone should visit during their lifetime.
With Brexit uncertainty throughout the UK at the moment, many people are opting for a staycation in the UK rather than jetting off somewhere new.
If you’re considering one of these holidays in the near future, the south of England should definitely feature on your list, with Surrey being at the top.
Easy to reach from many areas including London, Birmingham and Manchester, you can get a train from East Croydon to Redhill and many other areas in Surrey with ease. But, why should you visit? well, you’ll find all of this out below.
Thorpe Park
When you’re abroad, a trip to a water park is something most of us look forward to. While not a water park like the ones you find abroad, Thorpe Park is one of the UK’s most popular theme parks, but what makes it different is that it’s actually water-based.
Filled with fun for the whole family, this is a day out like no other as you get whisked around the park on super-fast rides all day long. Make sure to see what’s on too, as the park has many seasonal festivities for everyone to enjoy.
Guildford Castle
Not just for the daredevils, Surrey is somewhere for you history lovers to come and explore too. Found in the heart of Guildford, the castle is a stunning example of the rich history of Britain’s past. Thought to have been built after the 1066 invasion of William the Conqueror, the castle now has a wealth of sensational gardens for you to explore as well as a wonderful roof platform where you can enjoy a drink alongside panoramic views.
Godalming Navigations
Take a little trip out on the water at Guildford’s Dapdune Wharf. Owned by the National Trust, you’ll be able to navigate this waterway through almost 20 miles of stunning Surrey surrounds. Exceptionally tranquil, this is perfect for anyone who’s looking to truly unwind on their holiday without a care in the world
Living Plant Centre
Great for lovers of all thing’s nature, this centre sits in Woking and is run by the WWF. Great for families and those that love to learn about nature, this education and visitor centre is themed around freshwater, oceans, forests and wildlife to teach you about all the different environments found on the planet.
While these are only a few exceptional treats to be found in Surrey, as you can see, it’s a great place to go to become one with nature and history with a little extra fun thrown in. So, what are you waiting for? Go an explore Surrey today.
*This is a collaborative post*
