Liz Earle Wellbeing

Indulge in some me-time

After the hustle and bustle of the festive season, a moment to yourself can feel like a distant memory. A solo break might be just the tonic you need to rest, restore and recentre.

Travelling alone can be a daunting prospect – especially if you’ve not done it before – but a wellness break is the perfect opportunity to do all the things you love, without compromise. Start your day with a yoga class, indulge in a massage or delight in different cuisines, wherever and whenever you fancy.

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