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8 Things To Do When You Visit A 60-Million-Acre Island Resort


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A crystal clear view out to the Atlantic Sea from the cliff-tops of Caldey Island on the Pembrokeshire coast.

 

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Anyone can visit a tropical island for a getaway—which is why you should take your island vacation plans to the next level by visiting a 60-million-acre island resort! British Airways and VisitBritain wants you to enjoy their fair isles—and you can receive two free nights at select hotels if you book a British Airways flight. There are loads of islandy things you can do from a speedboat tour of London to exploring tales of smugglers and pirates. Click through the gallery below to find out more.

Make your island dreams a reality and book your British Airways flight to Britain now! You can receive two free nights at select hotels, thanks to British Airways and VisitBritain.

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