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Nearly every couple experiences a time when finances become a little tight. Certainly in the case of younger couples who may have just moved in together or all of the newlyweds out there who have little to spend after the big day. However, going on holiday needn’t break what little bank you may have. There are many destinations throughout the UK that offer beautiful holidays without the exorbitant prices.

For instance, one of the most amazing places one may travel to in The United Kingdom is Ireland’s Giant’s Causeway, also known as Clochán an Aifir. These beautifully fractured stepping stones into the sea are actually a multitude of interconnected basalt columns that are resultant of a volcanic eruption. Black basalt and shimmering sea beneath offer a romance that is eternal and completely free for those couples looking for a budget minded getaway.

Aside from the obvious beauty of The Causeway, there is a lovely little Irish myth to go along with it! The myth tells of an Irish warrior who fell asleep on the way to Scotland, and when he woke he found a Scottish giant on the horizon. The warrior’s wife covered him with a blanket disguising him as a baby. The giant could only imagine the size of such a big baby’s father and headed back to Scotland breaking up the coast along the way!

With so much beauty, charm, and with the help of a budget minded hotel such as cheap hotels from Travelodge, a romantic getaway is well within the grasp most couples, and Giants Causeway is a beautiful place to begin.

Live the high life, wine and dine in stylish surroundings and kick back while taking in the Mediterranean view. A weekend break in Monaco is a little taste of luxury.

Despite the nearest airport being in neighbouring Nice, it’s still only a thirty minute journey into one of the gems of Europe. Although the city has many fine hotels, pre-booking is advisable as Monaco is a real tourist city. With plenty of mid range hotels and some extravagant resorts, there are options for every budget.

There are a whole plethora of things to see and do in this fabulous destination. During peak season the beaches of Monte Carlo are alive with sun worshipers and the beautiful Mediterranean Sea is ideal for water sports. If you’re particular keen on all things aquatic you can even head out on a boat tour and view underwater around the spectacular coastline.

Culture is well taken care of by the opulent Opera House and the fine arts gallery, which contains work from such greats as Picasso, Matisse and Bourgeois. The Opera House plays host to some world renowned ballet companies and orchestras, and although costly, an evening out to a show here would be a real treat.

If you’re a shopaholic who doesn’t mind hitting the plastic hard, Monaco is the place for those super exclusive items. With the top end boutiques gathered in what is known as ‘The Golden Circle’ and jeweller to Monaco’s Royal Family just around the corner, this is where to go if you want the finest.

Food lovers will be in paradise when faced with the array of delectable establishments in which to dine. Fresh fish from the port is expertly cooked at many of the seafront restaurants, while gourmet French cuisine is cooked to the very highest standards all around town. If you’re smart you may even benefit on some perks in the way you pay for your time away. Paying by platinum card in many places around the world can entitle you to extra perks from the card provider’s partners.

Nights out in Monaco are grand affairs. With champagne considered the national drink, you’re in for a classy time, so let yourself go and party with the rich and famous at one of the city’s uber cool nightclubs.

With all this crammed into such a small resort, a holiday in Monaco is one to remember.

Tenerife is the largest and most populated island of the Canary Islands off the coast of Africa. Famed for its subtropical climate, gorgeous scenery, amazing wildlife and stunning mountains and valleys, this island is definitely one place you’ll want to visit if you get the chance.

Mount Tiede is the most famous mount on the island. The ancient islanders referred to Tenerife as the ‘Island of Hell,’ merely because of the fiery eruptions that once erupted from its mouth. Tenerife today is a rugged and incredibly diverse natural plateau. The many volcanic eruptions over the years have lent a hand in creating an unearthly geologic landscape. The Anagi Massif is perhaps the most bizarre, yet utterly beautiful places on the island. Massifs are made up of vast areas of cliffs, canyons and irregularly shaped outcroppings. The Anagi Massifs are coated with lush vegetation and make for a stunning scene. The Dorsal Mountain Range is smaller than Mount Tenerife, but that does not detract from its unique beauty. Another of the island’s most unique features is its canyons and valleys. The lushness of these places rival locations like Hawaii and a few Bahaman Islands. The coasts of Tenerife are generally quite steep and rugged, therefore it is not an ideal place to swim or surf. A few of the beaches are covered with pebbles and black sand because of past volcanic eruptions. There are also volcanic tubes to view on the island – an amazing natural feature.

The ecological diversity of the island is another hidden treasure. You can find flora and fauna everywhere, as well as a vast array of wildlife. Because of its diverse climate and geology, plants and animals of all kinds flourish here.

You can snag cheap Tenerife flights by searching the Internet during the tourist offseason. The best time is usually from October to April – sometimes March. This is when many airlines have their tickets marked down in order to attract customers. You’ll save money by waiting a few extra months to hit Tenerife. Start searching for your golden ticket to gorgeous Tenerife today!