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Newton Stewart One Of the Top Ten Riverside Destinations in the UK

New data from HolidayLettings.co.uk, a TripAdvisor company, reveals Newton Stewart in Dumfries and Galloway, Southwest Scotland is among the UK’s ten best-rated riverside holiday destinations.

Newton Stewart is described in the list as –

This small market town on the banks of the River Cree was named after its founder, William Stewart, son of the Earl of Galloway. Famous for its fantastic salmon and trout fishing, the town is ideal if you’re looking for a relaxing fishing break. It’s also a firm favourite for hill-walkers and mountain-bikers, as the nearby Galloway Forest Park has some of the most stunning scenery in the south of Scotland.

If you love wildlife, you’re in the right place! Red deer, red squirrels, woodpeckers, stoats and wild goats are just some of the amazing animals to encounter in Newton Stewart. Be sure to pack a camera as you won’t want to forget a moment of your riverside holiday in this scenic area.”

Analysing ratings and reviews, the holiday rentals site found that Newton Stewart ranked among the UK’s best-rated riverside destinations, with an average rental review score of 4.906 (out of 5.00).

In a blog post, Holiday Lettings notes Newton Stewart is “famous for its fantastic salmon and trout fishing,” making it an ideal destination for holidaymakers seeking a relaxing fishing break.

The town is “also a firm favourite for hill-walkers and mountain-bikers,” the blog continues, “as the nearby Galloway Forest Park has some of the most stunning scenery in the south of Scotland.”

Laurel Greatrix, a spokesperson for Holiday Lettings, said holidaymakers planning riverside getaways could expect great value when booking holiday rentals.

 

“Rentals are fantastic options for riverside retreats,” continues Laurel. “Booking a rental lets travellers enjoy the comforts and amenities of home, like extra space, living rooms, and kitchens while on holiday.”

 

To see the full list of the UK’s ten best-rated riverside destinations, click here!

 

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