With the UK currently experiencing a mini heatwave with parts of the country set to hit around 30 degrees, it is no wonder we want to make the most of it.
After poor July weather, we can expect plenty of BBQs, beer gardens and visits to UK beaches to take place this weekend across the warmer weather days.
With the summer holidays fast approaching, Brits are keen to get out in the UK sun and enjoy what the country has to offer.
With over 264,000 searches for ‘UK holidays’ in the last month, many Brits are sticking on home turf this summer.
So, with this in mind UK holiday provider, Parkdean Resorts, has analysed the average temperature of towns and cities across the UK to reveal the warmest destinations to visit this summer.
9. Fowey
Subregion: Cornwall
Temp -°C (July) 20
Temp -°C (August) 20
Temp -°C (September) 18
Average Temp -°C 19.33
Cornwall is a popular destination regardless of the weather however with temperatures in Fowey due to be around 19°C over the next few months, it’s bound to prove popular with tourists.
Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and just a 25-minute drive away from Cornwall’s popular tourist attraction, the Eden Project, it’s one to visit this holiday season.
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8. Ilfracombe
Subregion: Devon
Temp -°C (July) 20
Temp -°C (August) 20
Temp -°C (September) 19
Average Temp -°C 19.67
The seaside resort of Ilfracombe has been a popular tourist destination for many years, and with temperatures averaging 19.67°C this summer, it is ideal if you’re looking to get away in the UK. Visitors flock to the town for its stunning scenery and wide range of attractions, so it’s a must-visit location this summer!
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