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From soaking up to sun to biking in the hills – get away before the festive season with these 10 bargain breaks

IT’S getting closer to festive family time so how about escaping on an adults-only break.

It doesn’t have to cost a fortune, there are budget getaways to suit everyone – from soaking up the sun to walking or biking in the hills, shopping at a Christmas market or relaxing in a spa.

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Let your hair down on a Butlin’s Big Weekend for couples and friendsCredit: Butlins

Trisha Harbord selects ten bargains breaks at home and abroad . . . 

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LET your hair down on a Butlin’s Big Weekend for couples and friends.

No need for taxis home after a night at one of three resorts in Skegness, Lincs, Minehead, Somerset and Bognor Regis.

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DJ Fatboy Slim, bands Five, Atomic Kitten and Scouting For Girls, and singer Chesney Hawkes are among concert headliners.

Big Weekenders include accommodation for all budgets and access to pool parties, live performances, silent discos, comedy clubs and more.

During the day, zoom down the flumes in the Splash pool complex, visit the fairground or try go-karting.

GO: Three-nights’ self-catering, including at Minehead from December 2, is from £65pp.

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Include breakfast for £8.95 or breakfast and dinner for £29.95 per day. See bigweekends.com.

Saddle up

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Get on your mountain bike for a self-guided ride through the Welsh hillsCredit: Supplied

GET on your mountain bike for a self-guided ride through the Welsh hills.

MTB Trail Thrillogy offers routes in northern Carmarthenshire, including fast runs, forest roads and cross-country trails. Along the way, you’ll find pubs and cafes.

A two-day break starts at Crychan Forest, near Llandovery. After a 12-mile circuit, you can ride another eight miles – and that’s just the morning.

Head to Cwm Rhaeadr for a rock ’n roll ride, promising spectacular views.

The next day takes you to the Gorlech Valley. Finally, tackle the Raven – an 11-mile track in the Brechfa Forest. Celebrate with a Raven burger and pint at the Forest Arms.

GO: See discovercarmarthenshire.com. B&B for two at the Castle Hotel, Llandovery, is from £60 a night. For more information see castle-hotel-llandovery.co.uk.

City by coach

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A coach tour includes an optional excursion to the Antrim coast, home to the Giant’s CausewayCredit: Getty

SEE a world-leading attraction in Belfast on a short coach tour.

The £97million Titanic Belfast Experience has nine interactive galleries telling the story of the doomed ship from its construction to its tragic end.

Entry is included in the three-night tour, which also includes seeing Stormont Castle, the Peace Wall and murals along the Shankhill and Falls roads.

There’s an optional excursion to the Antrim coast, home to the Giant’s Causeway – 40,000 basalt columns on the sea shore.

GO: Three nights’ B&B at the four-star Holiday Inn, including flights from Manchester on November 27 and coach travel, costs from £345pp (saving £114).

Other departure airports available. See newmarketholidays.co.uk.

Ski lift-off

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Grandvalira, in the heart of the Pyrenean mountains, has 130 miles of pistes, three snowparks and freestyle lessonsCredit: Supplied

SKI into Andorra for an affordable holiday on the slopes.

Grandvalira, in the heart of the Pyrenean mountains, has 130 miles of pistes, three snowparks and freestyle lessons.

There are circuits for novice and experienced skiers, plus fun activities including snowshoe excursions and snowmobile rides.

The newly renovated Hotel Austria is half a mile away and there’s a bus to the ski area.

Shopaholics should visit nearby Pas de la Casa, where every street is packed with tax-free stores and local restaurants.

GO: Seven nights’ room-only at the three-star hotel is from £272pp. See pierreetvacances.com.

Flights from Gatwick to Toulouse are from £53 return. See easyjet.com.

Car hire is from £52 a week. See travelsupermarket.com.

Festival market

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Exeter Cathedral market is the largest in Devon, with more than 100 traders attracting 600,000 visitorsCredit: Supplied

COMBINE a cosy cottage stay in stunning countryside with visiting a sparkling Christmas market.

Exeter Cathedral market is the largest in Devon, with more than 100 traders attracting 600,000 visitors. The chalets are packed with gifts, from homeware to jewellery.

There’s no shortage of festive food and drink – including vodka made with Dartmoor spring water, hot cocktails and craft beer.

Head back to your cottage in the village of Sandford and light the wood burner after dropping in at the local Lamb Inn.

You are also near the Jurassic Coast and Exmoor and Dartmoor national parks.

GO: Three nights’ self-catering at 2 Gosses Cottage, for two people and up to two dogs, from November 25 or December 2, costs £316. See holidaycottages.co.uk.

Beach bonanza

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At a beachfront hotel in Tunisia temperatures are in the 70sCredit: Photo Khaled FRIKHA

SOAK up winter sun at a beachfront hotel in Tunisia, where temperatures are in the 70s.

The 4-star all-inclusive Occidental Marco Polo Hotel is perfect for rest and relaxation, with heated pools, a hammam and a sauna.

There’s a range of sporting activities including football, table tennis and volleyball.

The town of Hammamet has a mix of old and new – traditional architecture including the 15th-century Great Mosque, cobbled streets and a buzzing nightlife with shisha bars, restaurants and clubs.

Head to the bazaars for local goods at cheap prices. Excursions include boat cruises and guided tours.

GO: Seven nights’ all-inclusive, including flights from Gatwick on December 10, is from £305 per person. See easyjet.com/holidays. For tours, see experiences.easyjet.com.

Mountain walks

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If your boots are made for walking, there’s no better place than the Lake DistrictCredit: Supplied

IF your boots are made for walking, there’s no better place than the Lake District.

And The Yan at Broadrayne is a great hotel to put your head down at after a long trek.

It’s also known for wholesome food, including shepherd’s pie and sticky-toffee pudding.

From its door, you can climb Helvellyn and the less strenuous fell Helm Crag.

Grasmere, which William Wordsworth described as “the loveliest spot that man hath ever found”, is a short stroll away, brimming with coffee shops and boutiques.

There, you can visit Wordsworth’s Dove Cottage and museum.

GO: One night’s B&B in afor two people this month and December, including a three-course dinner, in a glamping pod, costs from £125pp. Or in a chic bedroom it is from £140pp. See theyan. co.uk.

Theme park thrills

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Popular Blackpool Pleasure Beach extends its season until the end of this month

BUCKLE up as popular Blackpool Pleasure Beach extends its season until the end of this month.

The theme park is open today and for the next two weekends so thrillseekers can ride Icon, the UK’s first double-launch rollercoaster – and The Big One, the tallest.

Nickelodeon Land and the Ghost Train are also open and attractions such as Adventure Golf have a Christmas theme until the 26th.

Blackpool’s famous illuminations, a six-mile display along the promenade, have also been extended until January 2. There’s no time wasted hitting the rides if you stay nextdoor at the 4-star Big Blue Hotel.

GO: Park ticket costs from £30. See blackpoolpleasurebeach.com.

Double room at the Big Blue Hotel, on November 20, is from £80. See bigbluehotel.com.

Splashing spa

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Escaping to a spa is just the tonic before Christmas shopping beginsCredit: Supplied

ESCAPING to a spa is just the tonic before Christmas shopping begins.

Take a loved one or friend for a Bubbles & Bliss break at the award-winning Stoke-by-Nayland resort, near Colchester. It includes B&B, a day using the spa facilities, a reserved lounger, treatment, towels, flip-flops and a bottle of bubbly for your room.

Peake Spa has a pool, Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room and a range of treatments, including its signature mud therapy.

The 4-star resort, home to two championship golf courses, has a fitness centre and restaurants. Enjoy afternoon tea while overlooking Constable country, from £19.95.

GO: Spa break including B&B in late November/early December is from £115pp, based on two sharing. For details see stokebynayland.com.

Island luxury

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Lanzarote has temperatures of 75F in December, with at least six hours’ sunshine to top up your tanCredit: Supplied

TREAT yourself to an early Christmas present by flying off for a touch of luxury in the Canary Islands.

Lanzarote has temperatures of 75F in December, with at least six hours’ sunshine to top up your tan.

The 4-star Seaside Los Jameos has fabulous lagoons and pools, a palm garden and balconies in the lobby.

Food is made from local produce and the buffets are lavish, so choosing half-board is a good option and great value.

Work off some calories in the fitness centre or wind down in the spa.

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Play golf on the nearby courses or go trekking to explore the island’s unique volcanic landscape.

GO: Seven nights’ B&B, including flights from Stansted on December 10, costs from £615 per person, half-board from £672. See jet2holidays.com.

Christmas Market takes shape in Newcastle with chalet stalls and an Alpine-style licensed bar

18 images capture work under way on this year’s festive market around the Monument and Old Eldon Square in readiness for Saturday’s opening day

Construction work begins on Moosenwirt Alpine Village which is part of this year’s Christmas Market in Newcastle (Image: Craig Connor/ChronicleLive)

Preparations are under way for the launch of Newcastle Christmas Market which will be offering a host of festive food, drinks and gifts in the city centre.

Work began on Wednesday – the day after the switch-on of Newcastle’s Christmas lights – on installing the wooden chalet-like stalls that are to be laid out around Grey’s Monument and Old Eldon Square in readiness for Saturday’s opening day, when first visitors will be able to enjoy the likes of mulled wine, sweet and savoury treats and plenty early festive spirit.

Shoppers will find a range of mainly local gifts, crafts and produce available to buy in the run-up to Christmas, from stalls spread out around the Monument area at the top end of both Grey Street and Grainger Street and extending along to Old Eldon Square.

These are expected to be trading up until December 23. In addition, a bar called Moosenwirt – an Alpine-inspired pop-up inside a yurt – is being set up outside Lloyds Bank where it will be serving drinks from November 19 right through the festive season until January 2.

The Christmas Market’s opening times will be from 10am until 8pm daily (5pm Sundays). To add even more choice to the mix, the adjacent Grainger Market will be extending its usual opening hours of 10am-5.30pm from Monday to Saturday.

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Weather in Lanzarote in December.

Sea water temperature.

Air temperature in Lanzarote in December, °С

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For the current year, we display on the chart both information for the past days and a forecast for the near future. The forecast is displayed as a dotted line.

Water temperature in Lanzarote in December, °С

Data for:

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The graph shows the sea water temperature in December 2021. For the current year, we display the actual water temperature values ​​for the past days and the predicted temperature for the near future. The forecast is displayed on the chart as a dotted line.

Sunny, cloudy and overcast days

According to data collected over the past 5 years, most days in December are sunny. Cloudy and overcast days are less common.

Monthly precipitation, mm

This chart displays the amount of rainfall in a given month and will help you estimate the likelihood and intensity of rain in Lanzarote in any given month.

Average wind speed, m/s

This chart shows the average wind strength for each month. With it, you can determine the windiest and calmest months of the year.

Average hours of sunshine per day

This chart shows the average number of hours per day that the sun’s rays reach the earth’s surface. This indicator is affected by both the length of daylight hours and cloudiness. For calculations, we used the daily cloudiness indicators for the last 5 years.

Monthly weather in Lanzarote

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Vineyards La Geria

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Fifty hectares of grapes are grown for the production of popular Canarian wines – Malvasia and Muscatel. Up to 2 million liters of the drink are produced here annually. The famous brand “Denominacion de Origen Lanzarote” can only be bought in the Canaries.

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