SCOTLAND
There is no better place to drink in Scotland’s stunning scenery (and, of course, a glass of something cool and refreshing) than by the banks of the Otter Pools.
These shallow pools can be found in the heart of the Galloway Forest Park on the charmingly named Raiders’ Road, a forest drive that stretches for 10 miles.
There are plenty of picnic spots to discover along the route but it’s the Otter Pools that tempt most visitors to pull up and park.
As you tuck in to your picnic on the banks, you’ll be sure to enjoy the sight and sound of the bubbling water on a warm summer’s day.
WALES
It’s easy to see why Castle Hill, Tenby, in Pembrokeshire is such a popular place to picnic for visitors and locals alike. The only difficulty you’ll encounter is deciding just where to lay your picnic blanket!
Will you kick off your shoes and feel the sand beneath your feet on the beach, or would you prefer to sit atop the grassy peninsula in the shadows of the ruined remains of a 13th-century fort, drinking in the beauty of the harbour and coastline below? Wherever you choose you can be assured of breathtaking views and an increased appetite for lunch, courtesy of the fresh sea air!
NORTHERN IRELAND
Many people prefer to picnic off the beaten track, but Belfast’s Botanic Gardens on the River Lagan is a par
