Mateys, if you work a Monday-to-Friday job, we have worked out what days you need to take off to get as many days off as possible in 2025.😍
📆We've calculated this total based on blocks of consecutive days off, which includes bank holidays and weekends! See how to book your days off below.👇
It works out as 59 days off in consecutive blocks in 2025 using 28 days of annual leave. 🙌
Wednesday 1 January (Monday - New Year’s Day)
Thursday 2 - Friday 3 January (2 days)
5 days in total in 2025 (Wednesday 1 - Sunday 5 January 2025)
Pirate tip 🏴☠️: If you also book off 30 & 31 December 2024, you'll get 9 consecutive days off AND if you also book off 23, 24 & 27 December 2024, you can get a whopping 16 days consecutive off! Check out our 2024 annual leave days for more information.
Friday 18 April (Good Friday)
Monday 21 April (Easter Monday)
Monday 14 - Thursday 17 April (4 days)
Tuesday 22 - Friday 25 April (4 days)
16 days in total (Saturday 12 April - Sunday 27 April)
Monday 5 May (Early May bank holiday)
Monday 26 May (Spring bank holiday)
Tuesday 6 - Friday 9 May (4 days)
Tuesday 27 - Friday 30 May (4 days)
9 days in total (Saturday 3 - Monday 11 May)
9 days in total (Saturday 24 May - Sunday 1 June)
Monday 25 August
Tuesday 26 - Friday 29 August (4 days)
9 days in total (Saturday 23 - Sunday 31 August)
Thursday 25 December (Christmas Day)
Friday 26 December (Boxing Day)
22, 23, 24, 29, 30, 31 December (6 days)
13 days in total (20 December - 2 January 2026)
Pirate tip 🏴☠️: Book 2 January 2026 off too to get a total of 16 consecutive days off.
Some bank holidays differ in Scotland.
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