Discover the charms of Devon and Somerset’s countryside and relive a bygone way of travel with these leisurely railway journeys – traversing through a patchwork of gentle hills and verdant moorland and providing spectacular distant views of the coastline ...more info

Wherever you are in Cornwall, you’re never far away from crystal blue waters and golden sands when visiting Cornwall’s most famous holiday towns. Some of the best beaches in the UK will be yours to explore, including the world-class coastline at St Ives. ...more info

From its days as a small fishing village, Paignton has since grown to become one of the gems of the South, boasting plenty of attractions to keep you occupied. And it’s not just the mild climate which draws thousands to the seaside resort year after year &ndash...more info

With its undulating tracks and paths, walking through the New Forest offers the opportunity to explore the ancient forests and heathlands that this area has to offer. Whilst walking there is a chance to catch a glimpse of one of the 5 wild species of Deer that can be...more info

For a taste of the Great British seaside, Bournemouth will not disappoint. The vibrant, cosmopolitan resort is renowned for its seven miles of glorious golden sands, sparkling surf and traditional beach huts. Award-winning gardens and Victorian buildings ad...more info

Offering a taste of the continent and nestling in the bay of Saint Malo, Jersey is the largest and most southerly of the Channel Islands. Its shores are warmed by the Gulf Stream and it enjoys an excellent sunshine record.

A charming, seaside atmosphere abounds Weymouth – a favourite coastal destination where you can take in views of the spectacular Jurassic Coastline. Walk along the esplanade, where its Georgian buildings make for a beautiful backdrop against the golden beaches,...more info

Standing proudly in 5 acres of manicured gardens, with panoramic views over Lyme Bay, the 4-star Victoria Hotel welcomes you in the tradition of a lavish resort hotel. The Regency town of Sidmouth offers a long, wide, level promenade with plentifu...more info

Divided into East and West by its harbour and sheltered river, the seaside town of Looe, is a picturesque Cornish fishing port. East Looe has a charming maze of narrow streets and courtyards, antique shops, traditional pubs and a vibrant quayside fish market. West Lo...more info

Make Christmas shopping a delight in Lille, where the vibrant old town transforms to a winter wonderland. As Christmas approaches, Lille sparkles as the Christmas Market takes over the Place Rihour, and the nearby Grand Place is dominated by a dazzling giant Christma...more info