Students
For those of you studying at university, this is a perfect opportunity for you to have some downtime.
With this time off there are plenty of things you can do to spend the free time, including a part-time job, or maybe even look to gain some work experience. This way when you head back to uni you’ve got plenty of spare cash to make the most of your uni experience.
If you’re lucky enough to be able to take a trip away, then you should definitely take advantage of this. A trip away is a perfect time to relax and reset to go back ready for the final term of the year (or uni altogether). If a trip away is a bit much just for your Easter break, then visiting your uni mates is a great alternative to going away and still being able to explore.
If you need a car on a temporary basis for work or travel for you to enjoy your Easter, then we have the solution for you.
Veygo’s temporary car insurance is a great way to get about this Easter. It allows you to insure your own car or someone else’s so that you only pay for the insurance that you need.
Trips away
Taking a trip away somewhere could be one of the better ideas, it doesn’t have to be a flight away, it could be as simple as visiting a hotspot near you. We’ve come up with a list of places that could potentially be a great destination for you to visit this Easter.
Some great places to visit in the UK this Easter holiday:
- Visit London – There are so many things to see and do in London, from exploring the museums to enjoying the vibrant nightlife.
- Visit the beaches in Cornwall – Cornwall is famous for its stunning beaches and coastal walks, and Easter is a great time to visit.
- Visit the Cotswolds – The Cotswolds is a beautiful area of countryside in the heart of England, with picturesque villages and scenic walks.
- Visit Edinburgh – Edinburgh is a beautiful city with a rich history. There are plenty of things to see and do, from exploring the castle to enjoying the city’s many pubs and restaurants.
- Go on a canal boat holiday – Canal boat holidays are a great way to explore the UK’s waterways, and there are plenty of places to rent a boat from.
- Visit the Lake District – The Lake District is one of the most beautiful parts of the UK, with stunning scenery and plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy.
- Go on a hiking trip – There are plenty of hiking trails throughout the UK, from the Yorkshire Dales to the Scottish Highlands.
- Visit a National Trust property – The National Trust looks after some of the UK’s most beautiful properties, gardens, and landscapes.
- Visit a theme park – There are plenty of theme parks throughout the UK, from Alton Towers to Thorpe Park.
- Visit a wildlife park – There are plenty of wildlife parks throughout the UK, from Chester Zoo to Edinburgh Zoo, where you can see a wide range of animals up close.
Easter activities
For those of you that aren’t planning a trip away, we got you covered too. We’ve come up with a list of ideas that we think may be fun for you to plan with your children. These aren’t exclusive to children as we’re sure that you can get involved with these activities as well. And perhaps put your own spin on them.
Easter activities for kids:
- Easter Egg Hunt – Set up a fun Easter egg hunt in your home or garden. Hide chocolate eggs or plastic eggs filled with small toys, stickers, or treats.
- Easter Crafts – Get creative and make some Easter crafts with your children. Ideas include making Easter cards, decorating eggs, making Easter baskets, or creating Easter-themed art.
- Easter Baking – Bake some Easter-themed treats with your children, such as Easter cookies, cupcakes, or a bunny cake.
- Easter Movie Night – Set up a cosy movie night with Easter-themed movies such as “Hop” or “Peter Rabbit.”
- Easter Science Experiments – Conduct some fun Easter-themed science experiments with your children, such as making an Easter volcano or exploring how to dye eggs naturally.
- Easter Outdoor Games – Play fun Easter outdoor games with your children, such as an egg and spoon race, an Easter-themed scavenger hunt, or a bunny hop relay race.
- Easter Virtual Visits – Connect with friends and family virtually and do some Easter activities together, such as an online Easter egg hunt or virtual Easter craft session.
Easter eggs hidden in cars
For all you movie buffs out there you’ll be familiar with a different kind of Easter egg, superhero movies love them. It’s not just Peter Rabbit and Hollywood that can hide Easter eggs, certain car manufacturers also have a few for you to try and find.
Vauxhall
Vauxhall recently went viral on TikTok after users rediscovered their shark Easter egg. They hid a little shark around the vehicles where they can and it’s up to you to find them, here’s a little video explaining.
Jeep
Jeep’s Easter egg is similar to the Vauxhall’s shark, with their own little twist on it of course. A small silhouette of one of their classic Jeeps or a jeep car part can be found around the car, and sometimes it’s etched into a bit of plastic somewhere.
Tesla
Tesla are the king of novelty tricks with their cars, so they had to be added to the list. With their huge touchscreen display and insane external speaker system, it’s no surprise that there are loads to discover!
Skoda
Skoda also has some nifty little Easter eggs up their sleeves. These could perhaps be considered handy features, but as they’re somewhat hidden, they’re being added to the Easter egg hunt!
We don’t want you missing out on anything this Easter, so why not get Veygo’s flexible, affordable temporary car insurance to help you get out and about. Get cover on your own car or someone else’s in minutes, for as little or as long as you need.