Tell us your holiday allowance and we'll find the best days to book, so every bank holiday becomes a long weekend or a proper break.
Scotland · 1 Jan 2026 – 31 Dec 2026 · working Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri · dates already passed are skipped
Sat 21 Nov – Sun 6 Dec 2026 · includes St Andrew's Day
Book: Mon 23 Nov, Tue 24 Nov, Wed 25 Nov, Thu 26 Nov, Fri 27 Nov, Tue 1 Dec, Wed 2 Dec, Thu 3 Dec, Fri 4 Dec
Sat 12 Dec – Mon 28 Dec 2026 · includes Christmas Day, Boxing Day
Book: Mon 14 Dec, Tue 15 Dec, Wed 16 Dec, Thu 17 Dec, Fri 18 Dec, Mon 21 Dec, Tue 22 Dec, Wed 23 Dec, Thu 24 Dec
Wed 30 Dec – Mon 4 Jan 2027 · includes New Year's Day, 2nd January
Book: Wed 30 Dec, Thu 31 Dec
It looks at every possible break in your leave year, counts how many days of annual leave each one costs once weekends and bank holidays are taken into account, and then picks the combination that gives you the most days off without going over your allowance.
Book leave next to bank holidays. Around Easter, four days of leave either side of Good Friday and Easter Monday gives you 10 days off, and eight days gives you 16. At Christmas, three or four days between Christmas and New Year often turns into 9 or 10 days off.
Yes. Choose the days you normally work and the planner treats your other days as days off, so it only counts leave on your working days.
Choose the month your holiday year starts – many employers use April – and the planner will plan across that 12-month period.
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