Easter Bank Holiday destinations with a taste of spring

Style in a spring setting at Kingfisher Apartments, in Lyng nr Norwich, Norfolk

As the frost nips this January, you must be day-dreaming of the Easter holidays, and a holiday full of colour and life. To get you all warmed up, we’ve scoured our records and come up with two ideal Easter holiday plans that will help you forget all about winter.

Wake up to Sun View Lodges, Gwynedd

Set right on the coast of sublime Snowdonia, Sun View Lodges offer a contemporary and spacious retreat, sleeping up to six people. The lodges are reminiscent of Swiss chalets, with bright interiors of characterful knotted wood and stylish soft furnishings, and your own hot tub on the veranda to sit back and enjoy the view.

Not only can you witness Snowdonia’s dramatic hills burst into life, you can stop by at nearby Bodnant Gardens and wander amongst the daffodils and through the Laburnum arch. One of the most wondrous spectacles in the area each spring is the birthing of Wales’ most famous export – lamb. These little critters are a true taste of spring and can be found gamboling in nearby fields.

Discover the magic of Kingfisher Apartments, Norfolk

Combining modern convenience with country living, Kingfisher Apartments are a set of lakeside properties that accommodate 4 – 6. With on-site fishing, a heated outdoor pool and children’s play area, there’s something for the whole family to enjoy. Or, just recline on your balcony and take in the endless panoramas of the Broads, illuminated by spring sunshine.

Spring is when the bluebell wood at nearby Blickling Estate really comes to life, and – as with most National Trust properties – there’s a playground for the kids and country estate for the adults. Alternatively, you could check out the North Norfolk Railway Steam Gala, or sample some of the area’s famous seafood.