›››Torquay Devon
Torquay has been one of the UK's top holiday destinations for well over 100 years. The seafront is palm tree lined and the Harbour and Marina areas are where it all happens. Pavement and waterside cafes and restaurants are plentiful and stylish.
Whilst in Torquay there is plenty to do, you might like to visit: The Grand Pier Teinmouth, The Winter Wonderland Ice Rink, The Babbacombe Model Village, Quaywest Waterpark, with flumes, bumper boats, go karts and crazy golf. ›››Brixham Devon
Brixham is a real fishing town with a bustling market, narrow winding lanes, a multitude of local shops and fabulous fish restaurants and stalls where you can eat the catch of the day.
The marina is home to many heritage sailing ships and is a great place to visit it is only a short distance from sandy beaches and beautiful scenery. In Brixham you can visit: Dartmouth Castle, Brixham Heritage Museum and Kirkham House. ›››Paignton Devon
Families love Paignton, it has four long sandy beaches and the waterfront is the centre of attention throughout the summer months.
As you would expect their are many family attractions that you might want to visit including: Paignton Zoo, Paignton Pier, Paignton Steam Railway and Occombe Farm. ›››Dartmoor Devon
Dartmoor National Park is the largest area of open country in the South West of England. It is such a special place, a nature reserve with rivers, bustling market towns, woodlands and animals. It is an area of outstanding beauty.
Whilst in the are you could visit: Buckfast Abbey, The Minature pony Centre, Castle Drago, River Dart Adventures and Cantonteign Falls, England's highest waterfall. ›››Exmoor National Park Devon
Exmoor National Park is on the North Devon, Somerset borders. It has some of the most breathtaking scenery, from moorlands, with wild ponies, to dramatic cliffs and crashing waves. so if you want to get away from it all for a few hours, this is the place for you.
There are so many things to do and try in Exmoor including: The West Somerset Railway, The Waverley Pleasure Steamer, Dunster Castle, Exmoor Falconry & Animal Farm and Watersmeet Lynmouth, to mention just a few. ›››Perranporth Cornwall
Perranporth is a family resort set on three miles of sandy beaches and is popular for sailing and surfing. Famous for its sand dunes, it also has an 18 hole golf course, Perranporth Golf Course.
Perranporth has many character cafes and restaurants and is not far away from Newquay. ›››Newquay Cornwall
Newquay has become famous as the party and surf capital of England. It is that, but has so much more to offer. Safe and sandy beaches, watersports, breathtaking scenery, caves, pools, fishing, amazing nightlife and clubs - it just goes on and on. There is something for everyone.
Just a few of the attractions you might like to visit include: Waterworld, Newquay Zoo, Holywell Bay Fun Park, Lappa valley Steam Railway and Crealy Adventure Park. ›››Padstow Cornwall
Padstow is just one of Cornwall's many famous fishing harbours. The quayside bustles with activity. Famous restaurants and stalls sell today's catch landed by the local fishermen. Take a stroll through the narrow lanes and streets and enjoy the art galleries and local arts and crafts shops.
In the Summer, you can enjoy quayside concerts and a May day festival.
Cornwall has so many of these exciting and beautiful harbour towns each with its own character. They include: Boscastle, Mevagissey, Mullion, Port Issac, Polperro and Porthleven to name just a few. ›››Cornwall Must See Attractions
Cornwall is such a fantastic holiday destination, you will never be able to see all it has to offer in one visit. You will just have to come back again and again. Some of the attractions you have to put on your must see list include:
The Eden Project, this is a multi award winning huge tropical garden, but it is more than this, it is a fantastic voyage of discovery for all the family.
The Lost Gardens Of Heligan, covering more than 200 acres, it has been called Britain's favourite garden
Tintangel, reputed to be the home of King Arthur and Camelot. Visit Tintangel Castle and Merlin's Cave.
Lands End, the most Westerly point of Britain. All there is between you and America is the Atlantic. ›››Burnham On Sea Somerset
Burnham On Sea is one of England's traditional seaside resorts. It has miles of sandy beaches. In the summer, ride the donkeys and enjoy the watersports.
Famous for its lighthouse, Burnham has a great seafront where you can look out onto the Welsh Coast.
Burnham is a busy market town, the shopping is excellent. ›››Somerset Attractions
Somerset as a holiday destination has many and varied attractions. Some of its most popular include:
Cheddar and Cheddar Gorge. The village of Cheddar is set within a ravine reaching up 500 feet. Enjoy the riverside walks, tea rooms and watch the climbers.
Glastonbury is famous for its Abbey and The Glastonbury Tor rising high above the town. Dating back to Saxon times, Glastonbury is steeped in myths and history.
Wookey Hole is famous for its caves with 25 caverns and pools, this is one exciting place to visit. ›››Book Online For Latest Offers.
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