Free UK Staycation & Short-Break Brochures

Holidaying closer to home has never been more appealing, and free UK staycation and short-break brochures are a wonderful way to plan your next trip. From windswept coastlines to rolling countryside, vibrant cities and family-friendly resorts, printed guides bring British destinations to life. Through catalink.com, the UK's free mail-order catalogue, brochure and newsletter request service, these brochures can be requested free of charge and delivered free by post, with no obligation.

What these brochures are and what's available

UK staycation and short-break brochures are printed guides packed with inspiration for domestic holidays. They typically showcase regions, attractions, accommodation styles and itineraries to help travellers picture their break before they book.

Coastal breaks, including seaside towns, beaches and clifftop walks
Countryside escapes such as national parks, dales, moors and forests
City breaks across Britain's historic and cultural hubs
Family breaks with activities, attractions and child-friendly stays
Themed guides covering walking, heritage, food trails and weekend getaways

Each brochure is free to request, and a visitor can order as many titles as they like to compare different parts of the country.

How to order them free by post, step by step

Requesting brochures through catalink.com is straightforward and completely free. The whole process takes only a few minutes.

Browse the available staycation and short-break titles on the site
Select the brochures that match the type of holiday being planned
Add them to the request list, choosing as many as desired
Enter the UK delivery name and postal address
Submit the request and wait for the printed guides to arrive free by post

There is no charge for the brochures and no charge for delivery within the UK. Some titles also offer an instant digital edition for those who prefer to start reading straight away.

Why request the printed editions

Printed brochures remain a favourite for holiday planning. They are easy to flick through, share with travelling companions and dog-ear at the pages that catch the eye.

No screen glare and no battery to worry about
Simple to spread several open across a table when comparing destinations
Inspiring photography that conveys the character of a place
A tactile, relaxing way to dream up a trip with family or friends

Many people enjoy keeping printed guides on hand to revisit ideas and circle the spots they most want to explore.

How to choose the right brochures

With so many regions to consider, it helps to narrow the selection by the kind of break being planned. Think about the season, who is travelling and the experiences that matter most.

Consider whether the appeal is coast, countryside, city or a family resort
Match the brochure to the time of year and likely weather
Factor in travel distance and how long the break will last
Request a few contrasting titles to keep options open

Digital versus printed editions

Both formats have their merits. Digital editions are ideal for instant access, easy searching and reading on the move, while printed brochures suit relaxed browsing and sharing at home. Choosing one does not rule out the other, and requesting a printed copy while also viewing a digital edition gives the best of both.

Managing what you receive

Because brochures arrive by post, it is worth keeping track of what has been requested. Storing them together makes planning easier and helps avoid duplication.