Eight low-cost romantic places in the UK have been identified for couples to explore on Valentine’s Day which may be completely free for those who live nearby.
February 14th is an exciting day for many as it’s the perfect opportunity to express their love for their partner.
But it can be a worrying time for those who can’t afford to buy luxury gifts, a bouquet of roses, or begin to even think about affording a proposal.
However, eight budget-friendly romantic hotspots have been found across the country from villages in The Cotswolds to the Isle of Skye in Scotland, for couples living locally to enjoy doing something special on the annual occasion without costing a fortune.
Rebecca Bebbington, online consumer expert at NetVoucherCodes.co.uk said: “Many couples love to go all out on Valentine’s Day and splash the cash on roses and presents. But this year may be slightly different, as many won’t be able to afford the same luxuries as living costs continue to rise.
“To help those wanting to celebrate for less, we’ve found eight of the most romantic destinations across the UK for couples to visit with their partner."
Here are eight low-cost hotspots to visit this Valentine’s Day ...
5. Gower Peninsula, Wales
The Gower Peninsula was the first area in the UK to receive the title of Outstanding Natural Beauty thanks to its beaches, woodlands and fascinating landscaping. It’s suitable for adventurous couples who love rock climbing and steep walks as well as those who want to relax by walking along the beach. Photo: Shutterstock
6. Bakewell, Derbyshire
Famously known for its thriving market and independent shops to grab a cheap bite and souvenir. Bakewell tart lovers are also in for a treat, as the original pudding shop is centred in the heart of the village. Photo: Shutterstock
7. York, North Yorkshire
The walled city is a must-see for couples to visit due to its unique architecture and array of attractions. Take a couple of days to explore all of the sights and make sure to visit the castle, and the National Railway Museum to find out more about the city. For couples looking for a thrill, opt for a drink in one of the haunted pubs scattered across the area. Photo: Shutterstock
8. Snowshill, Gloucestershire
Snowshill is one of Britain’s most quaint and peaceful areas to visit for its stunning views, perfect for those looking for an escape to the countryside. If you don’t fancy paying to visit the grand manor, you can still enjoy a romantic exploration around Snowshill and take in the fresh air and if you’re lucky, you might catch a glimpse of February snow. Photo: Shutterstock