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July 2025: Win a £250 voucher with Daish’s Holidays

Please note: this prize draw is now closed.

Looking for the ideal UK seaside break? Look no further as we’ve teamed up with Daish’s Holidays, a UK based family-owned coach holiday group, to offer one Silver Travel Advisor member the chance to win a £250 voucher to spend on a UK getaway.

Daish’s Holidays owns 12 welcoming hotels located in the seaside destinations Blackpool, Bournemouth, Eastbourne, Isle of Wight, Llandudno, Newquay, Scarborough, Torquay, Weston-Super-Mare, and Weymouth to offer the perfect holiday. The winner can enjoy comfortable accommodation, good food, and live entertainment. They can even travel in style from one of the many coach pick-up points across England or just hop in the car for a self-drive adventure.

Prize:

  • £250 voucher to spend on a short break away for two, sharing a standard double/twin room, at one of Daish’s 12 hotels
  • Half board and entertainment included
  • Coach travel optional

If you’re looking for a well-earned great value holiday for yourself or a special treat for a loved one, enter now for your chance to win a memorable getaway. Visit www.daishs.com to find out more about our seaside getaways.

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Step 2: any of the following actions will earn you 1 entry

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  • Comment below to tell us: Which UK seaside destination you would choose to take your Daish’s Holiday and why?
  • Or write a review about any kind of holiday, day out, restaurant, hotel stay or attraction visited (each review counts as one entry)

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  2. Excludes Christmas and New Year breaks.
  3. Prize is non-transferable and cannot be exchanged for cash

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61 Responses

  1. I’d go to Torquay because I’ve never been, it’s where my grandparents used to go and I adore Fawlty Towers.

  8. Although I live in West Wales I still think our coastal resorts are the best. Aberporth for me.

  9. Llandudno; my family on my mum’s side come from North Wales and I love to go back there as often as I can as I am now the oldest living one in my family

  11. I would visit Torquay because I have never been there before and also the Daish’s Abbey Lawn Hotel has a Swimming Pool.

  13. I’d go for the Isle of Wight! It’s been on my list of places I’d like to visit for quite some time.

  14. Would love to explore the Isle of Wight as I have never been. Lots of interesting places to visit with some lovely places to swim. Many thanks!

  17. Eastbourne. I’ve never explored that area of the country before and I’d love to check out all the Victorian architecture. Even better, that it is the UK’s sunniest resort!

  20. Weymouth because it’s not too far from us and we like visiting Radipole Lake RSPB reserve in the town

  21. I’d go to Eastbourne area and take some walks to Seven Sisters. Used to do it and it was a happy time, would be trying to return the feeling

  23. I have never been to Scarborough, but heard so many good things about it and it looks so nice – I have always fancied visiting Scarborough – it is our Golden Wedding this Oct so this would be a nice wee treat for ourselves on our 50th anniversary.

  26. Llandudno – I have Welsh heritage and would love to see where they came from

  27. I would choose the Isle of Wight there is so much to see and the local bellringers are very welcoming to visitors.

  28. I’d be happy to win a trip to go anywhere but Blackpool. 😀 Just need a holiday. X

  31. Port Seton, East Lothian. beautiful part of the country and easy access to Edinburgh

  32. Llovely Llandudno!!
    Llandudno is easy to get to, no matter where you are in the UK.
    Llovely scenery, lluscious green spaces, llong promenades for lleisurely walks….
    Being three-quarters Welsh, the unique llandscape around Llandudno is a great base to revisit my family history.
    Llandudno! Llet’s go!! 🙂

  33. As I live in Canada, I’m not very familiar with the variety of coastal destinations in the UK. But I’ve read of the picturesque town of Deal on the SE coast, so I believe that should be my first visit. For several years – since I retired – I’ve been travelling to London twice a year for theatre & the galleries. Always something thrilling.

  35. I would choose Weymouth because I have been there briefly once before and because the journey is not too bad

  37. I’d probably go to Weymouth as I haven’t stayed there since 1970 and there’s lots to see and do in that area of Dorset; if I didn’t want to do the coach trip option I could easily get a train from Canterbury with a simple change in London.

  38. We’ve been on several Daish’s coach trips over the last few years and look forward to our next one which we haven’t booked yet. Our favourite hotel (and the first we went to with Daish’s) is on the Isle of Wight. It’s a lovely hotel in a beautiful setting and very easy to get around the island on a bus.

  39. Whitby for me Fond memories great coastline with lots of places to visit and enjoy.

  40. ‘Torquay’
    As I am just in the process of booking a holiday with Daish’s Holidays at one of their two Torquay based hotels!

  41. I would go to Eastbourne, just got back from there, staying at the Imperial Hotel.
    It’s just off the sea front appx 2 mins walk, the staff and food are of a really good standard

  42. Bournemouth is always an excellent choice. Plenty to see and do, and miles of great beaches to either get active or just relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery. I live in a city so escaping to the coast every so often is a life saver.

  43. Falmouth or anywhere in Cornwall. I love that county, the history, culture and scenery

  44. Scarborough sounds enticing boasting Britain’s first seaside resort. To imagine medieval life and the famous ‘Scarborough Fair’ song. Adventure, history and enjoyment all rolled into one! I’m ready and waiting, Daish

  45. I would choose the Isle of Wight as I was born there but haven’t been back for many years. It holds lots of wonderful memories of my family and endless days on the beach at Ryde; cockling, playing in the sand, and watching when the Queen Mary or Queen Elizabeth sailed by and waiting for the huge wave that they left in their wake.

  46. Tenby, there is always a great event happening there, amazing walks, beaches and restaurants

  47. I would choose the Esplanade in Scarborough. I think it’s the best coastal resort and I have so many happy memories from there.

  49. The Isle of Wight as I’ve never been and this would be the incentive to go.

  50. I would love to go to Llandudno as the beach looks wonderful and there are great attractions around and about

  55. Weymouth for the beautiful interesting coastal scenery and nice clean beaches.

  61. Newquay Cornwall, I love the Cornish coast and a pasty and cream tea is good also

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