Easter in the UK offers a perfect opportunity for families to step away from screens and immerse themselves in the great outdoors. As the days grow longer and spring blossoms into life, there is no better time to embark on an Easter holiday getaway in the UK. Instead of battling with screen time limits at home, why not swap digital distractions for fresh air, adventure, and quality family moments?

Whether it’s exploring the rugged coastline of Cornwall, discovering the wild beauty of Northumberland, or retreating to the rolling hills of the Lake District, an Easter family break in the UK offers something truly special. Luxury self-catering lodges provide the ideal base, combining comfort and indulgence with the freedom to create unforgettable experiences. With Easter egg hunts, craft workshops, and a wealth of outdoor pursuits, these family-friendly Easter escapes promise to keep little ones entertained while offering parents a much-needed sense of relaxation…

At Bude Coastal Resort, families can embrace the spirit of the season while staying in the Sennen Pet Lodge with Hot Tub and Roof Terrace. This beautifully designed lodge offers modern interiors with Scandi-inspired rustic charm, an open-plan living space perfect for socialising and unwinding, and a stunning outdoor terrace provides the perfect spot for al fresco dining or simply basking in the sunshine. Throughout April, the resort hosts a range of engaging activities, including Nerf Games, arts and crafts sessions, archery, golf, Boccia, and Friday evenings bring live music to the Driftwood Lounge on selected dates. For the adults, Temple Spa treatments are available, offering facials, massages, and beauty therapies, and guests also have access to a heated indoor pool, sauna, jacuzzi, and mini gym. The Bude Bar & Cafe serves a selection of light lunch dishes and drinks, best enjoyed inside the cosy cafe or outdoors on warmer days.

Beyond the resort, there is plenty to explore. On Easter Sunday, the charming town of Padstow hosts its traditional Egg Rolling event, where families can join in the fun and compete for delicious prizes. Meanwhile, the Bude Food Festival on 21st April presents an opportunity to sample artisanal delicacies and street food. For a more immersive Easter experience, a visit to the Eden Project is a must, and this year the celebrated attraction invites visitors to take part in a giant egg hunt and interactive activities, all designed to inspire a deeper connection with nature. The surrounding landscape offers plenty of outdoor adventures, from walks along the South West Coast Path to beach days at Summerleaze and Widemouth Bay. Tintagel Castle, steeped in Arthurian legend, provides an enchanting day out, while The Milky Way Park and Newquay Zoo promise thrills and wildlife encounters for younger explorers.

Stays at Bude Coastal Resort start from £439 per week. For more information or to book, please, visit www.luxurylodges.com/bude-coastal-resort.

For a coastal holiday in Wales, Dylan Coastal Resort offers the perfect setting for a luxurious family break. The Epic Pet Lodge with Roof Terrace provides a tranquil sanctuary, inspired by the blue waters and golden sands of the South Wales shoreline. This spacious lodge features three beautifully designed bedrooms, an open-plan living space, and a private rooftop terrace. Easter at Dylan Coastal Resort is filled with seasonal activities and Easter egg hunts, ensuring endless fun for children. The indulgent Milk Wood Spa rivals the finest luxury hotels for Easter in the UK, boasting a hydrotherapy and infinity pool, tepidarium, and herbal steam room. At Milk Wood Bar & Kitchen, guests can enjoy locally sourced cuisine, including wood-fired pizzas, fine wines, and handcrafted cocktails, either by the fire or on the expansive outdoor terraces.

For those keen to explore beyond the resort, the surrounding area offers a wealth of activities. Families can wander through the lush grounds of the National Botanic Gardens or explore the breathtaking coastline of Pendine Sands Beach. The Wales Coast Path provides a scenic setting for invigorating walks, while Laugharne Castle and Dylan Thomas’ Boathouse offer a fascinating glimpse into the region’s literary heritage. For animal lovers, Manor Wildlife Park and Folly Farm present the chance to get up close with a variety of species, making for an unforgettable Easter adventure.

Stays at Dylan Coastal Resort start from £389 per week. For more information or to book, please, visit www.luxurylodges.com/locations/dylan-coastal-resort/.