Situated in a beautiful wooded valley at the tidal reach of the River Fowey, the name Lostwithiel comes from two Cornish words meaning the place at the end of the woodland. The ...more info

Morecambe

Stretching from the southwest coast of Cumbria across to Lancashire, Morecambe Bay has some of the most beautiful coastline in Britain....more info

More than a typical seaside resort with hotels and beaches, Southsea is a thriving cultural hub bursting with independent pubs, cafes, shops restaurants plus much more. Emerging...more info

Cricket St Thomas Hotel

A regency country mansion set in 160 acres of gardens, Cricket St Thomas was the scene of much loved comedy ‘To the...more info

Revel in the heart of Shakespeare’s England, the eclectic heart of the country. Home to medieval castles and ancient legends, historic market towns and popular shopping qu...more info

Newquay and the Eden Project

Voted one of the country’s favourite seaside resorts, Newquay is the jewel in Cornwall’s crown. Delight ...more info

Known as the ‘Jewel in the Crown of the English Riviera’, Babbacombe is a more tranquil alternative to neighbouring Torquay. Rich in heritage, the beach resort estab...more info

RYDE

Lying just a few miles off the south coast of England, the Isle of Wight is a true gem with stunning scenery and a mild climate. Picturesque...more info

A classic seaside resort with traditional seaside activities, Skegness is the largest resort in Lincolnshire boasting six miles of golden, sandy beaches, attractive gardens, put...more info

Mixing the modern with the nostalgic, the attractive town of Paignton is tucked midway between Torquay and Brixham on the beautiful English Riviera. The ultimate traditional sea...more info