In this episode of the UK Travel Planning Podcast, Tracy chats with New Zealander Abigail Hannah, who recently spent a month exploring the UK in winter. From sparkling Christmas lights in London to bracing coastal walks in Brighton and cosy family moments on the Isle of Wight, Abigail shares her honest reflections on what it’s like to travel the UK in the colder months.

Expect practical tips for navigating winter travel—how to pack smart, budget effectively, and make the most of trains and public transport. They also discuss staying connected with eSIMs, using Wise cards for spending, and making the most of the festive season with Christmas markets and museums.

Whether you’re planning a winter trip or just curious about what it’s like to explore the UK off-season, this episode is packed with helpful insights, travel stories, and seasonal inspiration.

⭐️ Guest - Abigail Hannah of Aotearoa Adventures
📝 Show Notes - Episode 154

🎧 Listen to next

• Episode 152 – Trip Report: London and Cotswolds Highlights with Kristen Gonzalez
• Episode 71 – Unveiling the Magic: London at Christmas – Top Things to Do and See
• Episode 102 – Discovering the Charms of Brighton: Insider Tips for Making the Most of Your Visit

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