By Air – The domestic airlines are British Airways, which also connects to
almost all major world destinations. Almost all airlines connect the UK
through London, which is a hub for all international flights between east
to west and west to east. Heathrow and Gatwick are the international
airports of London.
By Sea – Since the UK is surrounded by water from almost all sides it has
many ports. There are many ferry services operating between Europe and
the UK.
By Rail – Trains connect Ferries at Dover, Folkestone, Newhaven,
Portsmouth and Weymouth, sailing for Belgium, France, Germany and
Spain (you need to board at Victoria Station in London); and at Harwich,
sailing for Germany, the Netherlands and Scandinavia (you need to board
at Liverpool Street). Eurostar train connects London with Brussels and
Paris through the Channel Tunnel.
By Road – The vehicles can enter the UK through the Channel Tunnel.
Cars and motorcycles, coaches, minibuses, caravans, campervans and
other vehicles over 1.85m (6.07ft) can also use the Channel Tunnel.
Bicycles are also provided for.
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The summers here are warm and the winters are moderate with some
snow. May and June are the sunniest months. Weather changes quite
frequently from cloudy to sunny and vice versa. If you’re planning a visit
during the summer, lightweight clothes are recommended and a jacket for
spring and autumn. Always carry a raincoat for those untimely showers.
In case of an emergency, call 999 or 112.