You're staying in a seriously special place, but what nearby places are worth emerging from your retreat to go and visit?
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.
One of the best-preserved ancient villages in Britain nestled in the far West of Cornwall, this site offers a fascinating look into our early ancestors.
Set your imagination loose amongst underwater worlds filled with colourful fish, tiny crustaceans and real-life mermaids’ purses!
Often referred to as ‘the jewel of the Cotswolds’, this oh-so-pretty village is a delightful spot to explore with a fascinating history and fabulous places to eat.
Laura, Dan and their five children head to Boscastle for a weekend of wonderment at Anchor Cottage – the perfect base for all-important family time.
The Cotswolds very own romantic little secret, this pretty garden is made up of three and a half acres of lovely sections such as the wildflower banks, the picturesque orchard, the working kitchen garden and herb garden, plus forty acres of woodland and parkland.
This interesting and wonderful museum is free to the public and offers a range of events and exhibitions to enjoy, as well as its usual collections which highlight Stroud’s rich and unique history dating back to the prehistoric period.
One of Devon’s most popular and greatest gems, this gorgeous cathedral is located in the heart of Exeter and welcomes thousands of visitors through its doors each year.
