With so many jaw-dropping sights around the UK, finding an Instagram-ready snap is never too far away. Take a look at our list of 8 of the most Instagrammable locations in the UK for your next staycation inspiration.
1. Durdle Door, Dorset
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A trip down to Dorset this summer is not to be missed with views like Durdle Door on offer. This stunning place is part of the Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage site that stretches for 96 miles from Exmouth in East Devon all the way to Studland Bay in Dorset.
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2. London Eye
This iconic landmark standing 135 metres above the River Thames on the South Bank is perfect for those staycation selfies. Enjoy a stroll along the South Bank and snap a summery photo like this one, or why not hop aboard for even more Instagrammable panoramic shots of the city landscape.
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3. Portmeirion Village, Wales
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With an amazing view like this and some summer sunshine, you may even forget you’re in the UK. This beauty spot is located in North Wales just outside Snowdonia National Park and provides the perfect spot to relax, take tonnes of stunning pictures and watch those Instagram likes roll in.
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4. Isle of Skye, Scotland
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Located far up in the Scottish Highlands, a stunning panoramic view is never far from sight at the Isle of Skye. This popular Scottish spot is known for its picturesque villages, rugged landscapes and castles. Trail around the Quiraing, stare at the monolithic Storr or visit one of the Isle’s famous attractions, The Fairy Pools for an Instagrammable shot to remember.
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5. Brighton beach huts
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It’s not just the beach that shines in the summer at Brighton, the beach huts that sit along the seafront are hard to miss. Stroll along the promenade with an ice cream in hand and an inquisitive eye and you’ll soon spot a row of fantastically decorated Instagram-ready huts to spark envy into your followers.
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6. Giants Causeway, Ireland
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With views as impressive as its namesake, a visit to Northern Ireland would not be complete without stopping off at Giants Causeway. Its unique and dramatic appearance is thanks to an ancient volcanic eruption that left behind 40,000 basalt columns that make for great Instagram shots. You can also climb to the clifftop trail for an energising hike and a bird’s eye view photo of the coast.
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7. Dark Hedges, Ireland
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This dramatic avenue of beech trees was planted back in the 18th Century by the Stuart family and has since become one of the most photographed natural phenomena in Northern Ireland. As well as having notoriety from the thousands of tourists and locals that wander through daily, Dark Hedges has also featured on the silver screen. Have a peek back at season 2 of Game of Thrones and you may recognise the characterful trees that line the Kingsroad.
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8. St. Pancras, London
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