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Planning a UK road trip? Here are the best tips, tricks and advice (from a local) to help you plan the perfect UK roadtrip.
You can get live route planning, with real-time traffic updates. The Maps feature allows you to find hotels, garages and car dealerships by location or along your route. The RAC map also shows weather information for the UK, so you can plan your journey based on the driving conditions.
- Start from the end. When hiring a car, it’s much cheaper returning the car to the starting point, rather than paying for an exorbitant one-way fee. Pick out a few key non-negotiable locations you want to see along the way (you’ll find ideas at the end of this article) and plan the high-level route first, then fill in the detail from there.
- Choose your car rental wisely. If you’re starting in the south (and don’t live in the UK already), chances are you’ll be flying (or train-ing) into London.
- Don’t pay for a GPS. Pffft! Rental GPSs are sooooo 1999! Download offline maps using Google Maps. Or even better, travel with a Wi-Fi hotspot. Many roads in the UK were designed before automobiles, so there’s no shortage of 1-way streets and unexpected sharp turns.
- Make your drive cheaper by selling space. If your trying to stretch your road trip budget as far as it can go, make a little extra cash by driving other passengers using BlaBlaCar - a smart, safe carpooling platform.
- The Cotswolds and the South of England. This suggested road trip itinerary for the UK commences in Oxford. If you make all the stops, you’ll visit the Cotswolds, Bath, Salisbury, Stonehenge, Portsmouth, Winchester, Brighton, Dover and Canterbury.
- Wonderful Wales. Our wonderful Welsh itinerary begins in Oxford, in England, before heading via the Cotswolds to Bath. You can find out what to do in those locations under the Cotswolds and South of England itinerary above.
- The English Countryside. England is known as “this green and pleasant land”, so seeing the countryside can be a real highlight of touring the UK. While our itinerary includes a few cities, they are small and picturesque picks that complement the countryside.
- The South to North Circular. Heathrow/Oxford -> Cambridge -> Lincoln -> York and Yorkshire -> Whitby -> Durham -> Northumberland Coast then via Hadrian’s Wall to Lake District -> Yorkshire Dales -> Peak District -> Cotswolds -> optional Bath/Salisbury/Stonehenge -> Heathrow.
Plan your route with the AA Route Planner, including directions, traffic updates, and maps for a smooth journey.
This complete UK trip planner includes a step by step guide to remove the overwhelm and help you plan to make the most of your visit. Find out!
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