Are you dreaming of crystal-clear waters, sun-drenched beaches, or lounging by the pool? By carefully planning your annual leave and taking advantage of UK bank holidays in 2025, you can enjoy up to 44 days of holiday this year! Here’s how to make the most of it and turn your travel dreams into reality.
April: Easter Escapes (8 Days Off with 4 Days of Leave)
By taking just four days off, you’ll get an 8-day holiday from Saturday, 12th April, to Sunday, 20th April. This is the perfect time for a spring getaway. Consider destinations like Dubai, one of the world’s most luxurious holiday destinations, or a European break right on your doorstep.
May: Two Extra Long Weekends (18 Days Off with 8 Days of Leave)
Turn two bank holidays into extended breaks. Book four days off after each bank holiday to create two 9-day holidays.
From Saturday, 3rd May, to Sunday, 11th May: a perfect time for a Caribbean adventure. From Antigua to Jamaica, or Mexico to Saint Lucia. The options are endless!
From Saturday, 24th May, to Sunday, 1st June: if you’re a thrill-seeker, Florida could be in the cards just in time for Universal’s latest theme park, Universal Epic Universe, opening on 22nd May 2025.
August: Summer Adventures (9 Days Off with 4 Days of Leave)
Make the most of the UK’s last summer bank holiday by booking four days off. This gives you a 9-day break from Saturday, 23rd August, to Sunday, 31st August. We recommend an Asian adventure to Thailand, Indonesia, or Vietnam. Asia in August makes for budget-friendly travel without needing to compromise on fantastic weather.
December: Festive Getaways (9 Days Off with 3 Days of Leave)
Use three days of leave to create a 9-day holiday from Saturday, 20th December, to Sunday, 28th December. Escape the winter chill by heading to a tropical destination such as the Maldives, and experience your holiday festivities on soft, serene white-sand beaches.
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