 | The village itself was especially noted for Pilchards, a fact which caused many fishermen in the 19th-century to make this little place their home. .. Information | Pictures (5) | Hotels |
 | Port Isaac offers visitors many rich experiences from strolls around its ancient streets and narrow alleys criss-crossing the hillside, to simply standing on the top of a cliff watching the foaming waves of the changing tide... Information | Pictures (55) | Hotels |
 | The centre-piece of the village is the Lady Lever Art Gallery and Museum, this was built as a memorial to Lady Lever and was opened in 1922... Information | Pictures (3) | Hotels |
 | Wildlife, wild plants, flowers, and winding lanes are typical of this part of Cornwall where Porthcothan beach is backed by an area of low dunes... Information | Pictures (14) | Hotels |
 | Porthcurno is the home of the unique Minack Theatre, whose magnificent setting rivals that of any open air theatre to be found anywhere. .. Information | Pictures (32) | Hotels |
 | Porthleven has two picturesque harbours - the inner harbour is lined with dazzling white cottages, with the walls of the outer harbour giving shelter from the often tumultuous seas... Information | Pictures (26) | Hotels |
 | From Portishead there are fine views across the span of sea towards the coast of South Wales, these take in the wide sweep of the Severn estuary and the Severn Bridge... Information | Pictures (8) | Hotels |
 | As it juts into the sea Portland is bounded by some of the finest coastal scenery in the land... Information | Pictures (51) | Hotels |
 | "One of the least spoiled and most impressive of Cornish fishing villages" - Sir John Betjeman (famous poet 1906-1984).. Information | Pictures (5) | Hotels |
 | Portreath lies on Cornwall's magnificent North-western coast, it occupies a picture-postcard valley setting of woods, streams and fine rural meadow-land, with its crowning glory being the beach lying beneath rugged cliffs topped with springy turf and heathers... Information | Pictures (33) | Hotels |
 | When Henry V issued the order that effectively founded the British Navy in 1415, little could he have envisaged how the sterling deeds of centuries would add lustre to the little..... Information | Pictures (251) | Hotels |
 | Postbridge is a tiny hamlet, yet this richly wooded area, at the heart of the moor has become a natural starting point for the thousands of visitors who annually come to explore the splendour and wonders of the moor... Information | Pictures (6) | Hotels |
 | Potton is a small market town lying close to the Cambridgeshire border. It has a long history, holding its first market in the 13th century when much of the land on which the town stood belonged to the Earls of Huntingdon... Information | Pictures (2) | Hotels |
 | The village is completely pastoral and appears to be protected by a maze of deep lanes which once negotiated, reveal a gracious collection of orchards, gardens and enchanting cottages set at angles on a series of knolls... Information | Pictures (18) | Hotels |
 | This is a delightful small village situated in the picturesque Blackmore Vale where the Dorset and Somerset boundary meets... Information | Pictures (2) | Hotels |
 | Magnificent gorse covered acres form a superb back drop to a seemingly endless stretch of golden sands which continues to draw countless visitors to Praa Sands... Information | Pictures (1) | Hotels |
 | This is the town that was at the centre of the cotton spinning industry for well over a hundred and fifty years. .. Information | Pictures (51) | Hotels |
| This is one of London's leafy suburbs where visitors can enjoy seeing elegant Victorian and Edwardian houses whilst enjoying the great outdoors... Information | Pictures (1) | Hotels |
 | An exquisite feature of the town is the Norman Church of St.Mary, the church shows restoration work from the 13th and 14th centuries and a modern spire built during the early part of the 20th century... Information | Pictures (3) | Hotels |
 | Princetown is the highest village within the Dartmoor National Park, some call it the bleakest centre of the moors which is probably largely due to the town being the home of notorious Dartmoor Prison... Information | Pictures (1) | Hotels |
