With exams nearly done, you're going to make it your mission to have the best summer yet.
However, if your budget won't stretch far enough to go abroad, here are five cool places you can go in the UK and still have a summer to remember.
The 5 Best Places To Go In The UK This Summer For Cash-Strapped Students.
London - Lovers Of The City(01 of09)
If you're lucky enough to get blue skies and sunshine when you visit the capital this summer, then you're in for a treat. There are loads of attractions to see, you'll be spoilt for choice. Pick from a variety of free admission museums dotted around the capital, from seeing dinosaur skeletons to going under the sea in the coral reef exhibition at the Natural History Museum, to hopping on board a space simulator at The Science Museum. If you want to take your sightseeing outside, walk along the Victoria Embankment for unparalleled views of London's top landmarks. The only problem is having enough time to fit in all the things to see and do. (credit:Stephen Rafferty/Eye Ubiquitous)
Newquay - Beach Boys And Babes(02 of09)
Surf's up for those of you heading down to the South West. Whether it's your first time getting on a board, a seasoned pro riding the waves or even just a sun-worshipper, Newquay is the place for you this summer. Prepare to become totally addicted to the surfing lifestyle, as you zip up your wetsuit and tackle the tides in the day and relax with a cold beer around a barbecue in the late summer evenings. There are plenty of competitively-priced surf schools to pick from and if you time it right, Boardmasters Music Festival returns to the coast from August 5 - 9 for a gnarly week of sun, sea and live acts. (credit:Matt Cardy via Getty Images)
Norfolk (And Other Locations Across the UK) - Thrill-Seeker Time (03 of09)
GO APE! No really, go to Go Ape. Get off the beaten track, head into the forest on two wheels instead of two legs and enjoy the Go Ape Forest Segway Experience. Hit top speeds and fly round the forest on a self-balancing electric segway. Once you jump on the eco-friendly machine, you won't want to travel by any other mode of transport. Tackle the tricky terrain of the forest with friends for a day out that is sure to get your heart pumping. The Go Ape Segway Experience is available to do at ten locations across the UK. At £40 per experience, what are you waiting for? (credit:Street, Chris/Flickr)
Scotland - Paradise For Outdoor Enthusiasts (04 of09)
Stunning scenery awaits you for a short summer break in Scotland. For those of you who prefer active holidays and would much rather a pair of hiking boots on your feet than flip flops, a trip into the highlands will be right up your street. The beauty of wild camping is that you can pitch up your tent almost anywhere, whether it's by a peaceful loch or up on the cliffs, freedom awaits you on this holiday adventure. Explore the remote landscape in the day and stargaze at night. Bliss. (credit:Richard Holt/PA Images Contributor)
Suffolk - Festival On The Farm(05 of09)
For live music lovers, they would much rather spend their time and money rocking out at a music festival in the UK this summer than spend a week on a beach. If this sounds like you, the Sausage and Beer Festival in July at Jimmy's Farm in East Anglia is a must. A festival for all the family, it has been put forward for many awards including finalists in the UK Festival Awards 2014 for ‘Best Small Festival’ and ‘Best Family Festival'. Sun can't be guaranteed unfortunately, but amazing farm food from hot dogs to hog roasts are. Day tickets start from only £17.50 with Toploader and Chaz & Dave confirmed performers. (credit:Jon Furniss/Invision/AP)
Eastbourne - Sport Fans (06 of09)
Have you always wanted to go to Wimbledon but can never get your hands on tickets? Then head down to Eastbourne, where the Women's ATP World Tour comes to town in June, with the best stars in Women's tennis on show. Enjoy a glass (or two) of Pimms while watching the likes of the nation's tennis sweetheart, Laura Robson battle it out on court. With great, close-up views of the play, these are the best seats in the house for the warm-up to Wimbledon. Grab yourself a day pass from just £19 or even cheaper in groups. (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Cardiff - Endurance Nuts(07 of09)
If you like to push your body to its limits then this is definitely the activity for you. On 6 June The Gauntlet Games takes place in Wales. In this fun and crazy obstacle course race you must pass through a series of zones, manned by Gladiators who will be doing everything in their power to bring you down. Dodge paint guns, balance on beams across muddy bogs and jump on slippery slides. Three things are guaranteed. You'll have an awesome time, you'll get very dirty and you'll get a good workout in. The event asks you to raise £40 for Kidney Wales. (credit:KARL-JOSEF HILDENBRAND via Getty Images)
Derbyshire - Date Night(08 of09)
Instead of you and your partner curling up on the sofa this summer to watch a film, why not get outdoors on a late summer evening and enjoy a movie under the stars? Romance will blossom when Kedleston Hall in partnership with Summer Nights Film Festival screen Dirty Dancing on July 24. Or if Sci-Fi action is more your thing, a screening of Interstellar will be on July 25. Bring your snacks, loungers and blankets as you watch great movies in even better locations. Tickets are on sale for £10.50. (credit:Skinnyde/Flickr)
Doncaster - Dress To Impress(09 of09)
You may have only heard of the Grand National before now, but the Ladbrokes St Leger Festival at Doncaster Racecourse is the ultimate day out. Get on your glad rags, back your favourite horse and hopefully win some money to get out of your student overdraft! The event brings to a dramatic close four days of horse racing, home to the world's oldest Classic, the Ladbrokes St Leger Stakes. You're assured a great day out with friends and it gives you an excuse to get dressed up. Tickets start from £17. (credit:Alan Crowhurst via Getty Images)