Bridge Day Planner

Turn a few days off into the longest possible breaks.

Public holidays and weekends are free days you already have. Bridge the workdays between them and a handful of booked days becomes a week or more off. Tell us where you are and how many days you have.

27 days off

from just 10 of your 10 paid days, across 4 breaks in 2027.

  1. 9
    Sat 16 Jan – Sun 24 Jan

    9 consecutive days off. Book 4: Tue 19 Jan, Wed 20 Jan, Thu 21 Jan, Fri 22 Jan.

  2. 4
    Thu 11 Nov – Sun 14 Nov

    4 consecutive days off. Book 1: Fri 12 Nov.

  3. 4
    Thu 25 Nov – Sun 28 Nov

    4 consecutive days off. Book 1: Fri 26 Nov.

  4. 10
    Fri 24 Dec 2027 – Sun 2 Jan 2028

    10 consecutive days off. Book 4: Mon 27 Dec, Tue 28 Dec, Wed 29 Dec, Thu 30 Dec.

Full United States 2027 bridge day guide

Public holidays from Nager.Date (UK: GOV.UK), national holidays plus the region you pick. Weekends assumed Saturday and Sunday. Suggestions only; check your employer's rules.

How it works

Start from free days

Weekends and your country's public holidays are days you are already off, no PTO spent.

Bridge the gaps

A short run of workdays sitting between two free stretches is the prize: book those and everything joins into one long break.

Spend the fewest days

We rank bridges by days off per day booked, then fit the best ones into your budget.

What are bridge days?

A bridge day, also called a bridging day, is a workday wedged between a public holiday and a weekend (or between two holidays). Booking it off "bridges" the gap so the days link into one continuous break. When a holiday falls on a Tuesday or Thursday, one bridge day turns a normal weekend into a four-day one; a couple of well-placed days around Christmas or Easter can buy well over a week. This planner finds those spots for you automatically.