At a mile and a half long and just under a mile wide, Brownsea Island is the largest of eight islands in Poole Harbour. Known for its rich habitat and diverse fauna, it is a true haven for wildlife and visitors alike.
Welcome horse riders, mountain bikers, dog-walkers and natural-beauty seekers to Britain's youngest National Park: the South Downs National Park.
Jaz and her other-half go off on another lover's adventure, exploring the beautiful scenery between Mylor Bridge and The Pandora Inn in the glorious sunshine.
Made famous by BBC’s Poldark, this iconic mine, now a UNESCO heritage site, is a mixture of stunning views and harsh history.
A lush mix of gardens overflowing with flowers and gorgeous woodlands to explore makes this a lovely place to visit – especially if you have a dog in tow.
Come October, the seasonal dog ban on beaches is lifted – here are our top delightfully doggie friendly recommendations....
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.
