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Ladybird Cottage is a pretty, quality conversion of a detached Victorian coach house set in a quiet position in the town. It is just a few minutes walk from the ...
Explore the National Parks in the South of England
Escape from the city and discover the delights of the New Forest, or the hop fields of Kent; great walking in the South Downs, and so much to do on the Isle of Wight.
New Forest
This ancient forest area named by William the Conqueror, offers wonderful walking and cycling opportunities, the chance to spot wild deer and of course the famous New Forest ponies. Great for cycling and walking and easy to access by public transport.
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South Downs
As Britain's newest National Park, situated in Hampshire and Sussex includes some fine ancient woodlands, dramatic heathland and the white chalk cliffs at Beachy Head. Great for walking, with the South Downs Way, horse riding and cycling, and exploring lively towns and villages.
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Explore Britain's Counties
Avoid airport chaos and explore the beauty and rich diversity of the UK and Channels Islands. From lodges in Scotland to a Cottage in Cornwall. There are some stunning areas to visit, glorious beaches, fascinating historic houses and gardens, great pubs and restaurants to try out, and always plenty of attractions to keep the kids entertained even in wet weather.
Explore Blue Flag Beaches
The Blue Flag is an environmental award given to Beach Operators who make a special effort to manage their coastal water environment and beaches. To attain the Blue Flag, Beach Operators have to meet a number of criteria covering environmental information and education, environmental management, safety and services, water quality.
Explore National Parks
The 15 UK National Parks are the real gems of our countryside - the special places nationally protected because of their beautiful countryside, wildlife and cultural heritage. They are living, working areas that welcome visitors and provide opportunities for everyone to experience, learn about and enjoy their treasures. A holiday in a UK National Park offers so many opportunities for outdoor activities; from mountaineering to mountain biking or simply strolling around and enjoying the view.
Explore AONBs
As the name suggests these are areas nationally recognised and protected for their natural beauty and distinctive character. When you choose a holiday in one of the 38 AONBs in England or Wales you are guaranteed beautiful countryside whether it's wild moorland, rolling hills or sandy beaches.