You're staying in a seriously special place, but what nearby places are worth emerging from your retreat to go and visit?
A scene straight out of a fairy tale, Arundel is a majestic yet modern market town located in the South Downs of Sussex. A hub of activity and bursting with history, Arundel is the perfect day out with things to see, shop and eat!
Located on Nibley Knoll, close to the village of North Nibley, this famous landmark can be spotted from miles around and is well worth a visit.
Stef from the BR team takes her Mum to Crabbers for the ultimate Cornish getaway with sunshine, seafood and serenity galore.
Sitting in the south of Gloucestershire, the bohemian market town of Stroud is known as the ‘Covent Garden of the Cotswolds’ – mostly due to the size and popularity of its weekly Farmers’ Market.
Iconic and beautiful, this unusual beauty spot forms the heart of this beautiful Cotswold village.
Quirky and pretty, this lovely ten-acre park is a hit for families with free-roaming birds and animals to spot.
Looking for a place to enjoy a delicious meal away from the hustle and bustle of Padstow? Craftworks Pop Up Kitchen is located just outside of Padstow in a peaceful setting with drop-dead gorgeous views.
Tucked away amongst the rugged beauty of the Lizard’s Goonhilly downs, Cornish Camels is well worth the visit for its location, atmosphere and, of course, camels!
With staggered houses running down towards the sea, Coverack fishing village on the Lizard Peninsula is timelessly beautiful.
Once the largest satellite earth receiving station in the world, Goonhilly is one of the most familiar names in the space industry.
