The Roman Baths

Famous for its hot springs, the small city of Bath has some of the best-preserved Roman Spas from the ancient era. Feel the magic of this monument and admire its engineering at the Great Bath which still flows with natural hot water today.

Cornwall Beaches

Cornwall is often considered the most beautiful county in England with hundreds of beautiful quiet sandy beaches. The landscapes are breath-taking and if you love wandering small authentic villages in search of fish and chips, you're in for a treat!

Bristol

Bristol is popular for its independent spirit and alternative vibe, boasting culture and creativity within the lively university city. There are festivals throughout the year, global cuisine delights at St Nick’s market, and buzzing bars along the Harbourside. Perhaps the most iconic attraction is the Clifton Suspension Bridge which was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

Stonehenge

The famous Neolithic monument dates back to 2800 BC, walk in the footsteps of your ancestors at Stonehenge - Britain's greatest national icon with all of its mystery.

Cardiff

Often called the "city of castles", it's known for romantic historic landmarks alongside the modern attractions such as Cardiff Bay and Wales Millennium Centre. The Welsh are well known for their hospitable nature and humour so you’ll be sure to receive a warm welcome wherever you go.

Dartmoor National Park

Dartmoor National Park is considered the last great wildernesses in the UK with an inspirational landscape. There is so much to see and do in this unique are, however its usually best to have your own car to get around (fortunately neighbouring towns have car rental services).