UK break recommendation - SV650.org

timwilky · 16-07-21, 08:41 PM

Looking for recommendations for a UK break for the Mem Sahib and myself.It is no secret that she is terminally ill. So comfortable, no physical exertion. we are limited to maybe a flat stroll no more than 1 mile.

Where should I take her, what should we do. Good hotel, excellent restaurants a pre-requisite. obviosly, I will be taxi.

BoltonSte · 17-07-21, 08:48 AM

Weymouth is pretty flat, the bay is shallow should you wish to paddle. It's warmer than up here, although it's good at the moment.
It was about 4/5 years ago now (nobody's counting 2020 are they) my youngest would have been about 4 and managed walking round all day.
With kids in tow we didn't eat out, places looked decent though.

There's stuff nearby to do as well.

Trek and a half from up here though so would depend on how far you want to travel if it gets uncomfortable..

gadget · 17-07-21, 03:07 PM

If your passports are up to date you could go over to the IOW, some lovely walks over there, never more than half a mile from a pub or some kind of eateries. Plenty of attractions to fill the day and all very accessible, choose your own pace too as it's a very 'laid back' kind of vibe. Been there many a time when children were younger, never had a disappointment.

16-07-21, 08:41 PM	#1
timwilky Member Mega Poster Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Not in Yorkshire. (Thank God) Posts: 4,116	UK break recommendation Looking for recommendations for a UK break for the Mem Sahib and myself.It is no secret that she is terminally ill. So comfortable, no physical exertion. we are limited to maybe a flat stroll no more than 1 mile. Where should I take her, what should we do. Good hotel, excellent restaurants a pre-requisite. obviosly, I will be taxi. __________________ Not Grumpy, opinionated.

17-07-21, 08:48 AM	#2
BoltonSte Member Mega Poster Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Back in Bolton Posts: 1,008	Re: UK break recommendation Weymouth is pretty flat, the bay is shallow should you wish to paddle. It's warmer than up here, although it's good at the moment. It was about 4/5 years ago now (nobody's counting 2020 are they) my youngest would have been about 4 and managed walking round all day. With kids in tow we didn't eat out, places looked decent though. There's stuff nearby to do as well. Trek and a half from up here though so would depend on how far you want to travel if it gets uncomfortable.. __________________ Had an SV or three. Street triple R - gone but not forgotten. Now trying the lunacy that is KTM with a Superduke GT. for the pillion capability of course.

17-07-21, 03:07 PM	#3
gadget Member Join Date: Aug 2019 Posts: 397	Re: UK break recommendation If your passports are up to date you could go over to the IOW, some lovely walks over there, never more than half a mile from a pub or some kind of eateries. Plenty of attractions to fill the day and all very accessible, choose your own pace too as it's a very 'laid back' kind of vibe. Been there many a time when children were younger, never had a disappointment.

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