You’ll feel like you’re in an Enid Blyton book at this gorgeous, picturesque spot - think seals, craggy islands and hidden caves galore.
Deep in the Cotswolds, this Victorian arboretum offers a stunning display of trees with fabulous walks too.
Incredibly picturesque – and entirely dog and family friendly – Woods Café is a beautiful haven carved out in the forest, deliciously kitsch and playfully twee this little woodsman’s cottage houses all sort of foodie delights.
Boscastle is beautiful. Nestled into a valley with a pretty harbour and dramatic landscape it is a super special place to spend some time.
From beaches fit for a bloodhound to pubs perfect for pugs, find inspiration here as to where to take your pooch on holiday.
A shopping mecca for all things handmade, heartfelt and hard to find… Tavistock town is more than its 900 year old market with a hearty nightlife and soul-soothing strolls.
Sea and sky roll as one at the peninsular…this is an Atlantic coastland of spectacular waterfalls, deserted bays, bluebell woods and dramatic, rocky cliffs just waiting to be explored.
Prepare to enter another world…only a short walk from the rugged Atlantic Cornish coast, this peaceful magical glen is a world away from Cornwall’s wild cliffs and windswept moors.
The author Daphne Du Maurier loved Fowey. She instantly connected with this pretty town as a place where she had the freedom to walk, to wander and to write. It fed her creative senses 50 years ago, and I wanted to find out whether an autumn meander would feed mine too.
The coast walk from the village of Lelant to St Ives is, I believe, one of the best in the country. I rise with the sun and make a pilgrimage to a church that has twice surrendered to the sands to begin my walk along the stunning coastline towards St Ives.
