It’s hard not to fall in love with Somerset. The lush rolling pastures, traditional villages and towns and geographical marvels such as the Cheddar Gorge have been inspiring artists and poets for hundreds of years. The Mendip, Quantock, and Blackdown Hills – all of which are designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) – are […]
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The wide open spaces, stunning scenery and mixture of woodlands, rivers and fields makes Herefordshire a perfect place to take your dog on holiday. Enjoy rambling down country lanes, strolling alongside the River Wye, or tackling the challenging Offa’s Dyke path. Historians will be spoilt for choice with prehistoric settlements, medieval market towns and a […]
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Best known as the birthplace for the industrial revolution and the green rolling hills that dominate the landscape, Shropshire is a beautiful rural county that lies in between Birmingham and Wales. However, there is more to this peaceful countryside that first meets the eye. Hidden beneath the unspoilt landscape you will find World Heritage Sites, […]
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Balancing on the border between England and Wales, Herefordshire is a gorgeous county crammed with bucolic charm. It’s hard to find a prettier place to visit especially when you consider how easy it is to reach either by car or train. A popular destination for weekend breaks, Herefordshire’s distinctive and diverse landscape provides an exciting […]
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There’s nowhere better in the UK for getting away from the daily grind than the Wye Valley and the Forest of Dean. Talk about the great escape! The combination of forest, river, and borderland history is perfection. Not only is the Wye Valley breathtaking at any time of year, it’s a cinch to get to, […]
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Tucked away on the far south westerly corner of Wales you will find the hidden gem of Pembrokeshire. Whether you are ripe for an adventure or are simply looking to relax in breath-taking scenery, the combination of the towering sea cliffs, stunning beaches and unspoilt coastal paths is hard to beat. Coupled with wild moors and […]
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The Lake District is the wettest corner of England. It gets an average rainfall of around 2,000mm, though this varies significantly from a paltry 870mm in Penrith to an ark worthy 5,000mm in Sprinkling Tarn near Seathwaite. There’s no need to complain about it, however, because the rain only adds to the beauty of the […]
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The Lake District is one of Britain’s finest treasures. The combination of the breath-taking mountains and beautiful lakes makes it the perfect spot to either unwind and relax in the stunning scenery or challenge yourself to an adventure. Climb to the summit of the highest peak in England. Take a leisurely stroll through ancient forests. […]
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It is no wonder Cornwall is such a popular holiday destination. Cornish pasties and cream teas aside, its stunning beaches and coastline, exhilarating walks, incredible gardens and mild climate makes it hard not to love Cornwall. Whether you choose to spend lazy days on the beach, or venture further inland to the moors, you cannot […]
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South Cornwall is a holiday destination that looks like it has come straight from a painting. You’ll be in awe at the beautiful pastel cottages, gardens packed full of tropical plants, dainty harbour towns, and tranquil landscapes. One day you could be visiting the whitewashed fishing towns for cream tea, with the next day full […]
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