4 must-see destinations to explore in your home country

4 must-see destinations to explore in your home country

Sometimes the best holidays aren’t as far away as you think. Rediscover hidden gems nearby and put a new perspective on what’s close to home. Here are four top stops!


1. Cornwall

When you think of Cornwall, you probably think of surfing beaches, rugged coves and golden sand. But that’s just the beginning. You’ll also discover seaside towns filled with independent shops, art galleries and restaurants serving the freshest seafood. Take it slow by relaxing on the beach, or enjoy an active holiday mountain biking, ziplining or learning to surf. Cornwall has something for everyone.

Beachfront holiday apartment in Cornwall

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2. Lake District National Park

It’s hard to think of a more picturesque part of the country than the Lake District. Wander around Windemere or Keswick, or drive through the mountains to historic houses like Hill Top, the former residence of Beatrix Potter and the inspiration for Peter Rabbit. If you feel like getting out on the water you can hire a canoe, paddleboard or motor boat. With so many stunning walks and waterways it’s also a great location to take your dog on holiday.

Holiday stone cottage in the Lake District

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3. Bath

There is a reason Bath is featured in British novels and films again and again. It’s got charming streets with delightful cafes and shops, the beautifully restored Roman baths and cultural gems like the Jane Austen museum. Make sure you try a Sally Lunn Bun from the original bakery that’s been operating since 1680.

Family holiday home in Bath

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4. The Cotswolds

The Cotswolds is full of chocolate box cottages and quaint towns nestled in rolling green countryside. There are beautiful walks and shops and historic sights to see, but you may just prefer to get away from the crowds for a relaxing break in your own country house.

Traditional holiday cottage in the Cotswolds

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