Here are a few of our favourite holiday destinations for uni students looking for a bit of fun and adventure that don’t necessarily have to cripple your bank account.

The first step to planning the perfect holiday is of course to select where you want to go

Holidays make for incredible experiences no matter what kind of traveller you are or where you decide to travel. But the downside of a holiday is that it can be quite costly. Thankfully there are economical options suited to all types of travellers.

Many of the world’s most ancient cities have existed for millennia and are home to some of human civilisation’s most stunning monuments.

There’s food and then there’s comfort food, the delicious dishes we love most and ones that bring back memories of our childhood or good old home cooking. Although our favourite comfort food may not always be the most healthy options out there, there is no denying how downright delicious it can be.

Nothing beats a direct flight.

Tired of hearing about and seeing photos of the same old destinations over and over? The world is getting smaller and smaller and this means many of our treasured holiday spots have become overrun with tourists, have gotten too expensive, or are simply just getting a little boring.

When people dream of holidays where they can get up close and personal with an amazing variety of wildlife, they might think of a South African safari or a trip to the Great Barrier Reef or to the Amazon rainforest. Sri Lanka might not come to mind, but in fact is one of the 36 global biodiversity hotspots and offers an amazing opportunity to get up close and personal with a range of amazing species.

Many of us can’t start the day without our caffeine fix, and the same goes even when we’re travelling! But if you really consider yourself a coffee connoisseur, think about whether you’d try these strange coffee concoctions!

There are some amazing colours to behold on Planet Earth – from beautifully white ice plains to glowing blue glaciers, gorgeous green mountains and even rainbow-ish flower fields. But there are some natural landmarks around the world that have their own distinct and unusual colours. Have you been lucky enough to see any of these?