The 25 Most Romantic Places To Stay in the UK
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When it comes to romance, the UK doesn’t always get the love it deserves. After all, when Paris, Venice, or the Amalfi Coast are just a short flight away, they tend to steal the spotlight. But let me stop you right there because the UK is absolutely brimming with dreamy destinations perfect for a romantic getaway. And I’m here to prove it to you!
With its quaint towns and bustling cities, beautiful rugged coastlines, stunning scenery, and centuries-old buildings and castles, the UK has plenty to offer.
Whether you’re dreaming of a cosy seaside escape, a peaceful retreat away from the daily grind, or a city break filled with culture and adventure, Scotland, England, Wales, and Northern Ireland have got you covered.
So grab your partner, pack your bags, and let's find your next perfect romantic getaway. Once you've chosen your destination from the list below, take a look at my top picks for Romantic Lodges with Hot Tubs in Scotland and Romantic Lodges with Hot Tubs in England for some inspiration on beautiful places to stay!
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10 Romantic Places in England
Bath
If you’re looking for a romantic getaway with a touch of history, charm, and plenty of relaxation, Bath in Somerset is calling your name!
This gorgeous city in Southwest England is famous for its stunning Georgian architecture and its legendary Roman baths. Bath has been all about the art of unwinding ever since the Romans turned its natural hot springs into a thermal spa way back in the 1st century AD—and it’s still the place to go when you need to recharge.
While you’re there, a visit to the Thermae Bath Spa (Britain’s only natural thermal spa) is an absolute must! It makes for a wonderful opportunity to soak in the beautiful open-air rooftop pool and take in the incredible views of the city.
After you’ve indulged in Bath’s spa heritage, it’s time to explore. Stroll through the stunning Bath Abbey, take a romantic walk along the iconic Pulteney Bridge, and visit the Jane Austen Centre to learn about one of England’s most beloved authors, who once called Bath home.
With its cobbled streets, honey-coloured buildings, and slower pace of life, Bath is the ultimate destination for couples looking to unwind, reconnect, and soak up some history.
Cambridge
When you think of Cambridge, the city's world-renowned university might be the first thing that pops into your head. But trust me, this magical city has so much more to offer than just academic brilliance!
Only a 1.5-hour drive from London, Cambridge looks like it’s been plucked straight from the pages of a fairy tale. Picture lush green scenery, cobbled streets, and jaw-dropping architecture—it’s the kind of place that feels effortlessly romantic.
Spend your day wandering hand in hand through the city’s enchanting streets, soaking up sights like the majestic Great St Mary’s Church and the iconic King’s College Chapel. For a cultural twist, pop into one of the world-class museums, or keep things simple with a picturesque riverside stroll.
And here’s the best part: Cambridge is affectionately known as the ‘Venice of the UK,’ thanks to the River Cam that flows through the city. What better way to turn up the romance than by going punting? Glide along the water, take in the dreamy views, and enjoy a moment of pure serenity with your partner.
If you’re after a romantic weekend full of charm and beauty, Cambridge has all the ingredients for an unforgettable getaway.
Cornwall
Nestled in the far southwest corner of England, Cornwall is a dreamy escape that feels worlds away from the everyday hustle and bustle. Known as the ‘Cornish Riviera,’ it’s famous for its golden sandy beaches, charming fishing villages, and picturesque seaside resorts.
Temperatures in Cornwall in the summer can reach up to 20°C, and if there is a heatwave even into the 30s. That’s practically tropical for the UK! It begs the question if there is any need to go abroad with temperatures like that?!
But Cornwall isn’t just about sun, sea, and sand. It’s steeped in culture and history too. At its most south-westerly tip lies Land’s End, one of the UK’s most iconic landmarks. Then there’s the enchanting Minack Theatre, an open-air theatre perched on dramatic Cornish cliffs. If you’re lucky enough to catch a show at sunset, it doesn’t get more romantic than that!
While you’re there, make sure to explore the stunning historic town of St Ives, where you can hit the surf or simply soak up the artistic atmosphere. Don’t miss the magic of Tintagel Castle, the lush beauty of The Lost Gardens of Heligan, or the fairytale-like St Michael’s Mount, which bears a striking resemblance to Mont Saint-Michel in France.
Cornwall may be small, but it’s absolutely packed with charm, beauty, and romance. Whether you’re exploring its iconic landmarks or simply strolling hand in hand along its idyllic beaches, Cornwall is the perfect place for a romantic getaway you won’t forget.
Dorset
If you’re dreaming of an escape with breathtaking coastal views, Dorset in Southwest England should be top of your list!
Famous for its stunning Jurassic Coast, a 95-mile stretch of coastline that’s been named a UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site, Dorset is a true gem. With its dramatic rock formations, geological wonders, and jaw-dropping scenery, it’s the kind of place that’ll leave you and your partner in awe.
One spot you absolutely can’t miss is Durdle Door, an ancient limestone arch that juts out into the sea. It’s one of the most iconic and photographed landmarks in the UK—perfect for snapping a romantic picture together! Just a short drive away, you’ll find the charming Lulworth Cove, another must-see spot that’s ideal for a leisurely stroll or a cosy picnic by the water.
Of course, being on the coast, Dorset is blessed with plenty of beautiful beaches where you can soak up the salty air and stunning views. But it’s not all about the seaside—this county is also home to quaint villages, stately homes, and magnificent castles that make for interesting days out.
Whether you’re exploring historic landmarks, taking in the coastal beauty, or simply relaxing together in this tranquil setting, Dorset is perfect for couples who love a mix of adventure and charm.
Lake District
The Lake District is one of the UK’s most stunning spots for a romantic getaway, and for good reason! Located in Northwest England, this gorgeous National Park is packed with serene lakes, towering forests, rolling hills, and quaint villages that look straight out of a postcard.
Spend your days exploring the natural beauty of the area—take a walk around one of the many picturesque lakes, hike to a secret waterfall, or visit some of the area’s enchanting castles. If you’re into a bit of adventure, there’s also a whole range of watersports to try.
Then, after a day of exploring, what better way to wind down than by heading to a cosy local pub for a drink and some hearty comfort food? Whether you're toasting by the fire or enjoying a pint in a charming beer garden, it’s the perfect way to end a day of adventure.
For couples who love nature and crave a peaceful retreat away from busyness, the Lake District is the ultimate escape.
London
If you're a city lover who thrives on the buzz of urban life, then London is the ideal spot for a romantic city break. Whether it’s the vibrant atmosphere or the endless things to do, this iconic city has something for every couple.
From world-class museums to unforgettable theatre shows, historical landmarks, and quirky activities, London never fails to impress. But if you're after something a little more romantic, there’s plenty of magic to be found too.
How about sipping cocktails at The Shard, watching the city twinkle below as the sun sets? Or perhaps a sunset cruise down the River Thames is more your vibe. If the weather's good, you can always pack a picnic and enjoy some downtime in one of London’s stunning royal parks—perfect for a chilled afternoon with your other half.
Whatever your idea of romance is, London is guaranteed to spoil you with options!
Oxford
Much like Cambridge, Oxford is renowned for its prestigious university and quite rightly so, as the university is consistently ranked the number 1 best university in the world. However, there’s so much more to this charming city than its academic reputation!
While you’re in Oxford, you may as well take the time to explore the University of Oxford. The jaw-dropping gothic architecture of the university buildings makes you feel like you’ve stepped into another era. For unbeatable views of the city, head to the University Church of St Mary the Virgin and climb to the top. Trust me, the view is worth it!
Oxford’s also home to some seriously cool museums, plus the stunning Blenheim Palace is just 30 minutes away. If you’re after something a bit more chilled, why not try punting down the River Cherwell? It’s a relaxed and super romantic way to see the city from a different perspective.
And if all of that hasn’t convinced you yet, Oxford is one of the UK’s top 50 most aesthetically pleasing destinations for a staycation. So, whether you’re into history, culture, or just enjoying the stunning surroundings, you can’t go wrong with a visit to Oxford.
Peak District
Ready to escape to the countryside? The Peak District National Park in Central England is the perfect place to disconnect, unwind, and soak in some seriously stunning scenery. Think expansive valleys, misty moorlands, and all the fresh air you could ever need.
There’s no shortage of things to do here! You could take a cable car up to the Heights of Abraham for epic views, walk the Monsal Trail or the dramatic Mam Tor Ridge, or even venture into the incredible natural caverns. For a slower pace, explore the charming villages of Edensor, Castleton, and Bakewell – or, if you fancy a bit of pampering, head to the spa town of Buxton.
If you’re a fan of classic romance, follow in the footsteps of Mr Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet by visiting Chatsworth House. And don’t miss the beautiful Haddon Hall, a stunning manor house that’ll make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time.
When the sun sets, the Peak District transforms into the perfect stargazing spot. So, grab a couple of blankets, snuggle up under the stars, and see if you can spot a shooting star or two. It'll be an evening to remember!
The Cotswolds
Tucked away in the heart of England, the Cotswolds is an absolute dream for anyone craving a romantic escape. Spanning six counties, with most of it in Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire, this beautiful region is home to some of the most scenic landscapes in the UK including lush, rolling hills, idyllic thatched cottages, and charming tea rooms – basically, everything you’d want for a quintessentially English getaway.
One spot you have to visit is Castle Combe, a tiny village that’s often crowned as one of the prettiest places in the UK. And no trip to the Cotswolds is complete without a visit to Arlington Row in Bibury – a row of adorable stone cottages that could have been plucked straight from a fairy tale. Fun fact: this spot was used in both Bridget Jones’s Diary and Stardust!
Not far from Arlington Row, you’ll find Copse Hill Road in Lower Slaughter (yes, despite its seriously spooky name, it was voted the most romantic street in the UK!). If you can, time your visit to the Cotswolds in summer when the Lavender Fields are in full bloom – it’s the perfect setting for a romantic stroll or picnic with your other half.
With its breathtaking beauty, charming villages, and plenty of cosy spots to explore, the Cotswolds is everything you need for a romantic weekend away.
York
York is one of those cities that’s just begging to be explored, and it's the perfect spot for a much needed break. Situated in Northern England, this stunning city was founded by the Romans way back in AD 71, and is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in the UK.
With its beautiful historical buildings, charming cobbled streets, and winding alleyways, York is an absolute dream for a romantic stroll. Take your time wandering around, admiring the architecture, and just soaking in the atmosphere.
There’s no shortage of things to do in York, either! Walk along the city walls, explore the magnificent 13th-century Gothic cathedral, or hop on a cruise along the River Ouse.
If you fancy a more chilled pace, make sure to visit the old market town of Knaresborough. Just a short drive from York, this picturesque spot is all about stunning scenery, a serene river, and cosy pubs and cafes – perfect for a laid-back day out with your other half.
And hey, if you’ve got a bit more time, why not treat yourselves to the best of both worlds? Spend some time in both York and Knaresborough for a romantic double whammy!
7 Romantic Places in Scotland
Edinburgh
Edinburgh is Scotland’s capital city, and yes, I may be a little biased being from Scotland, but I truly think it’s one of the most beautiful, unique, and romantic places for a city break. Seriously, it’s got everything – charming streets, rich history, and an atmosphere like nowhere else.
This stunning city is like two worlds in one: the medieval Old Town, with its winding cobblestone streets, and the elegant Georgian New Town. With amazing architecture around every corner, you’ll fall in love with the place as soon as you arrive!
There’s so much to explore, from the iconic Edinburgh Castle perched high above the city, to the charming Royal Mile. Make sure you wander down the lovely Circus Lane and through Dean Village – two of the city’s hidden gems. For a truly unforgettable experience, hike up Arthur’s Seat or Calton Hill to catch a stunning sunset over Edinburgh – trust me, it’s one for the memory books!
And of course, no trip to Edinburgh is complete without indulging in its fantastic selection of independent shops, cosy cafés, delicious restaurants, and quirky bars. You’ll definitely never run out of things to do and if you want to make it more of a budget-friendly trip, check out my free things to do in Edinburgh article.
In short, Edinburgh is a city that’ll steal your heart and stay with you long after you’ve gone. Perfect for a romantic getaway, don’t you think?
Fort William
Fort William is the largest town in the Scottish Highlands, nestled between the stunning Loch Linnhe and the UK’s highest peak, Ben Nevis. If you’re looking for an escape to the great outdoors, this is the perfect spot!
Fort William has earned the title of ‘the outdoor capital of the UK’, and for good reason. From thrilling water sports to breathtaking hikes and more, there’s something for every adventurous couple.
For those seeking a more romantic experience, why not enjoy a cosy picnic and watch the iconic Harry Potter train cross the Glenfinnan Viaduct? Or, spend a laid-back evening at the Highland Cinema followed by an unforgettable sunset cruise down Loch Linnhe.
Just a short drive from Fort William is the stunning Glencoe – a valley full of jaw-dropping scenery. Think rugged mountains, peaceful rivers, and the famous little white house. It’s an absolute must-visit if you’re in the area.
Whether you’re an adrenaline seeker or fancy taking things at a slower-pace, Fort William and its surrounding areas offer everything you need! Want to know more? Here are the 11 BEST things to do in Fort William.
Isle of Arran
Arran is the perfect romantic getaway if you’re looking for rugged landscapes, dramatic mountains, charming villages, and some seriously gorgeous beaches—all just a ferry ride away from mainland Scotland!
Located off the west coast of Scotland, it only takes about an hour to reach Arran from Ardrossan in North Ayrshire, but once you’re there, you’ll feel like you’ve escaped to another world.
Whether you’re after adventure, relaxation, or a bit of both, Arran has something to offer every couple. For the adventurous types, you can climb to the top of the island’s highest peak, Goatfell, try your hand at golf, or dive into some thrilling water sports like paddleboarding or sea-kayaking.
If you’re in the mood for a bit of history and culture, make sure to visit Brodick Castle, Lochranza Castle, or the Isle of Arran Heritage Museum. But if you’re all about unwinding, there are plenty of ways to slow down—pop into one of the island’s distilleries for a wee dram, take a peaceful stroll along a beach, or treat yourselves to a relaxing massage at the Auchrannie Spa.
Want to know where the best accommodation is for you and your other half on Arran? The Couple's Retreat Cabins at the Auchrannie Hotel is the place to book! Picture this: hot tubs, outdoor patio areas with fire pits, and stunning views of the surrounding hills. I stayed there a couple of years ago, and while it’s a bit on the pricey side, trust me it’s so worth it for a special getaway.
Isle Of Skye
The Isle of Skye is a true gem tucked away in the northwest of Scotland, connected to the mainland by a bridge. This magical island is packed with some of the most jaw-dropping scenery you’ll find anywhere in the country including towering mountain peaks, rugged landscapes, medieval castles, and quaint fishing villages. Oh, and did I mention highland cows? Yes, they're definitely one of Skye’s cutest residents!
Skye is one of those places that looks absolutely stunning no matter what the weather’s doing—whether it's sunshine or, let’s be real, Scotland’s signature drizzle! It’s that kind of rugged beauty that never loses its charm.
A few of Skye’s most famous spots are the Fairy Glen, the sparkling Fairy Pools, and the iconic Old Man of Storr – but trust me, there’s so much more to explore! Go wander around the historic Dunvegan Castle, hike up to the breathtaking Quiraing, trek to Neist Point Lighthouse, or visit the charming island town of Portree – the perfect base for your romantic getaway.
And if you're really lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights, which would make for the most unforgettable addition to your trip.
Loch Lomond
Just a short drive from Glasgow in Central Scotland, you’ll find the beautiful Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park – Scotland's very first national park. It sits right on the Highland Boundary Fault, the line that divides the peaceful lowlands from the dramatic, snow-capped peaks of the Scottish Highlands.
This stunning fault line gives Loch Lomond its unique beauty, with the serene waters surrounded by towering mountains, making it a picture-perfect spot for a romantic getaway. The surrounding villages are so charming, and if you’re in the mood for some delicious food, be sure to pop into Duck Bay Marina or The Oak Tree Inn – both serve up amazing dishes that will make your visit even more special!
If you’re up for some adventure, you can hike Conic Hill, where you’ll get an incredible view of the Highland Boundary Fault. Or, hop on a cruise along Loch Lomond, explore Doune Castle, or head over to the eerie Devil’s Pulpit.
But to be honest, that’s the beauty of Loch Lomond – it’s all about slowing down and recharging with your partner in a breathtakingly tranquil setting.
Looking for the perfect romantic stay? Here are the 9 most romantic places to stay in Loch Lomond.
Sutherland
Sutherland is a county in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, making up a huge part of the famous North Coast 500 route. Stretching from Lochinver in the west all the way to Golspie in the east, this stunning region also covers magical spots like Unapool, Kylesku, and the wild Cape Wrath.
Expect to be blown away by hundreds of pristine, white sandy beaches – we’re talking Achmelvich Bay and Clachtoll Beach, which look like they’ve been plucked straight from a tropical paradise. But don’t be fooled, they might look warm but they’re definitely on the chilly side, so pack your jumper!
Sutherland is also home to the incredible Smoo Caves and the magnificent Dunrobin Castle, both of which are perfect for exploring with your loved one.
With its sprawling landscapes, breathtaking beauty, and utter peace and quiet, Sutherland is one of those places where you can truly unwind and connect with nature and each other!
The Cairngorms National Park
Tucked away in the heart of Scotland is the stunning Cairngorms National Park, and let me tell you, it’s no surprise that National Geographic Traveller Magazine ranked it as one of the top 20 places to visit in the world. Honestly, if that’s not enough to get you packing your bags, I don’t know what is!
The Cairngorms is the quintessential Scottish landscape – think jaw-dropping mountains, shimmering lochs, and a whole host of adventures waiting for you. Whether you’re into water sports, snow sports, or just observing the wildlife, this place has it all. Plus, you’ve got charming little villages like Braemar, Ballater, and Aviemore, all bursting with cosy restaurants and romantic cabins for the perfect getaway.
And just when you thought it couldn’t get any better – distilleries and castles are scattered throughout the area. In fact, the British Royal Family even calls the Cairngorms home for part of the year by staying at their Scottish residence: Balmoral Castle. Oh, and did I mention Scotland’s only pyramid is here too? Yep, you read that right!
The Cairngorms is truly a romantic escape for couples looking to immerse themselves in beautiful nature, history, and a little royal charm along the way.
5 Romantic Places in Wales
Pembrokeshire
Located in the southwest of Wales, Pembrokeshire is an absolute gem and a total romantic haven. Surrounded by the sea on three sides and with the Preseli Mountains looming in the distance, this area is known for its breathtaking landscapes and fascinating blend of Anglo-Saxon and Celtic history.
There’s so much to explore here, from the magnificent Pembroke Castle to walking along the stunning Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. You can even wander around St Davids, the smallest city in the UK, or soak up the charm of the picturesque seaside town of Tenby. If you're into a bit of adventure, why not spot some wildlife on a sea safari or get your heart racing with some water sports?
But, if you’re after something extra special, pack a romantic picnic and head to Barafundle Bay – one of the most beautiful beaches in the UK. With its golden sands and crystal-clear waters, it’s the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy some quality time with your partner.
Brecon Beacons
If you're after a romantic getaway with a dash of adventure, Brecon Beacons is the place to be! This stunning national park in Wales spans a whopping 520 square miles of some of the most beautiful Welsh scenery you can imagine.
Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or someone who enjoys a more relaxed pace, the park has something for everyone from easy strolls through woodlands or a challenging trek up Pen y Fan, the highest peak in South Wales. The Brecon Beacons is just a giant playground for outdoor lovers – whether you're into water sports, cruises, horse-riding, or even tandem paragliding.
The area is famously known as ‘the UK’s waterfall country’, and if you're up for some exploring, the ‘Four Falls’ walk is a must-do. It’s a circular route, taking around three hours, that’ll take you to some of the most stunning waterfalls in the region.
But here’s the real magic: Brecon Beacons is an International Dark Sky Reserve, which means it has some of the clearest night skies in the UK. So, after a day of adventure, all that's left to do is a spot of stargazing. It doesn’t get more romantic than that!
Lake Vyrnwy
Nestled on the edge of Snowdonia National Park, Lake Vyrnwy is a hidden gem that’s perfect for a romantic getaway. Built in the 1880s, this stunning reservoir sits beautifully amidst the Berwyn Mountains, offering breathtaking views at every turn. Whether you’re a nature lover or just want to escape the hustle and bustle, Lake Vyrnwy is a total paradise.
There’s no shortage of things to do here – hike up Snowdon (Wales' highest peak!), cycle around the lake, or try your hand at some water sports. If you're into wildlife, you’ll also find amazing bird-watching opportunities. But if you’re in the mood to just kick back and relax, why not head over to the Lake Vyrnwy Hotel, grab a drink, enjoy the views over the lake, or even treat yourselves to a couple’s massage at the spa?
It’s the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation – what more could you want for a romantic escape?
Llanddwyn Island
If you’re after a slice of romance wrapped up in Welsh legend, then Llanddwyn Island is the spot for you. Located off the coast of Anglesey, this isn’t actually an island (a bit of a misnomer there!), but it sure feels like one when you get there. With its Tŵr Mawr Lighthouse standing proudly as a picture-perfect landmark, and the nearby Old Llanddwyn Chapel adding a touch of history, it’s the ideal romantic escape.
Llanddwyn also boasts the stunning Newborough Beach, where you can take a leisurely stroll along the shoreline while soaking up incredible views of Snowdonia. But it’s not just the scenery that makes this place so special – it’s the romantic backstory tied to Saint Dwynwen, the Welsh patron saint of lovers. Legend has it that Saint Dwynwen, back in the 5th century, set up a convent on the island and prayed for love stories to come true. How’s that for setting the mood?
Every year on 25th January, people celebrate St Dwynwen’s Day, the Welsh equivalent of Valentine’s Day, by exchanging gifts and visiting the island. A perfect excuse for a little extra romance!
Portmeirion
If you were to stumble upon a photo of Portmeirion, you’d be forgiven for thinking it’s somewhere on the Italian coast – especially with its charming Italianate style and pastel-hued buildings. But surprise! This gorgeous spot is right here in the UK.
Portmeirion isn’t your typical village; it’s actually a tourist village with no permanent residents, which just adds to its otherworldly feel. Voted ‘one of Britain’s most beautiful seaside villages’, it’s the perfect place for a romantic getaway that feels a world away from reality.
To experience this magical place, you’ll need to pay an entry ticket but it’s worth every penny. Once inside, you’ll have access to the village, lush gardens, and even stunning beaches. And if you really want to lean into the Italian vibe, why not treat yourselves to a plate of pasta and a scoop of gelato? It’s like a mini trip to Italy, without leaving Wales.
3 Romantic Places in Northern Ireland
County Antrim
County Antrim is one of those places where romance meets adventure, offering a perfect blend of vibrant city life and incredible natural beauty. It’s home to Belfast, Northern Ireland’s capital, and, of course, the iconic Giant’s Causeway, one of the country’s most famous landmarks.
But if you’re after more than just a quick city break, there’s the legendary Causeway Coastal Route – a 195-mile drive that’ll sweep you and your partner through some of the most stunning landscapes in the UK. Along the way, you’ll pass the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge, the dramatic Gobbins Cliff Path, and the magnificent Dunluce Castle. Oh, and if you’re a Game of Thrones fan, keep your eyes peeled for some filming locations!
The drive itself is part of the magic. With the rugged coastline on one side and lush green hills on the other, you’ll have plenty of time to chat, laugh, and make memories as you stop off at little hidden gems along the way.
County Londonderry
County Londonderry is the perfect partner to its neighbour, County Antrim, and is home to some of the most romantic spots in Northern Ireland.
Kick things off by exploring Londonderry itself, a city steeped in history. The highlight? Ireland’s only fully intact city walls, which are a massive 400 years old! After soaking in the history, head to Castlerock, a picturesque seaside village where you can visit the striking Mussenden Temple, or wander along the breathtaking Downhill Strand and Castlerock beach. If you’re after adventure, lace up your hiking boots and tackle Binevenagh Hill. It’s a bit of a challenge (about a 5-hour hike), but the panoramic views over the Irish landscape are well worth the effort.
For a slower pace, why not enjoy a leisurely, romantic stroll through the serene Roe Valley Country Park? It’s the perfect place to relax, reconnect, and enjoy the natural beauty around you. Whether you're up for an active day or just want to unwind, County Londonderry has a little something for every couple.
The Mourne Mountains
If you're looking for an adventurous getaway, the Mourne Mountains in Northern Ireland should be on your list. This stunning mountain range is not only the highest in Northern Ireland but has also inspired the magical landscapes of C.S. Lewis's Narnia and even Game of Thrones.
If you're the kind of couple who loves a good hike, you're in for a treat. Here, you can take on the Mourne Seven Sevens: a 29km trek over varied terrain, with 2440m of elevation. This is no easy feat—it’ll take you around 10-12 hours to complete, but you’ll summit all seven of the Mourne Mountains' highest peaks. And if you’re lucky enough to catch good weather, get ready to witness some of the most breathtaking views Northern Ireland has to offer.
After all that exertion, make sure you’ve got a cosy place to come back to, so you can rest and relax together. Whether it's a quaint cabin or a charming B&B, nothing beats winding down with your loved one after a day in the great outdoors. It’s the perfect balance of romance and adventure!
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