Lying entirely within the wild, craggy, open landscape of Cumbria, the Lake District is One of England’s few mountainous regions. All the land in England higher than three thousand feet above sea level lies within the Park.
Devon enjoys some of the longest coastal stretches in the UK. Famous for its cream tea, the county also lays claim to what many now describe as the English Riviera at Torquay and Paington ~ Devon Holidays
The Cotswolds are known throughout England and the rest of the world for their rolling, gentle hillsides, their English gardens, thatched-roofed houses and for delightful spa towns like Bath
Steeped in myth and legend, the romantic and eeply magical Cornwall offers an enviable range of beaches and resorts including Newquay, Penzance St Ives and Falmouth. Great for visits to King Arhur's castle at Tintagel ~ Cornwall Holidays
Newcastle - the Angel of the North. If you're looking for great nightlife and great shopping then a week in Newcastle is ideal. Hadrians Wall, the Cheviot Hills and the Scottish Border. A highway to heaven ~ Northumberland Holidays
Bath, with its world famous hot springs and sumptuous Georgian Architecture and Bristol with its magnificent port are amongst highlights that include historical towns like Dorchester. Seaside resorts can be found at Poole and Bournemouth
Bronte Country. The characteristic green scenery and upland pastures separated by dry-stone walls and grazed by sheep and cattle is famous for are its 'U' and 'V' shaped valleys
No introduction necessary. The number one city break destination in Europe as over 10 million vistors arrive in the capital every year. Attractions include the British Museum, the Tate Modern, Buckingham Palace and London Tower
The East Coast of England is not only famous for the vibrant fishing industries to be found at Hull and Grimsby but also for the great family enjoyment to be found in its small but delightful seaside resorts
The North-West of England comprises Lancashire, Manchester, Cheshire and Merseyside. Great for visits to the seaside resorts of Blackpool, Morecambe and Southport, a visit to the Liverpool Beatles Museum
Stratford Upon Avon is the birthplace of William Shakespeare, but the jaw-dropping history of Warwick Castle is still attracting droves of overseas visitors each year. The ultimate English castle experience
With its delightful sandstone spa-towns like Buxton and Matlock Bath and their deep, mysterious caverns and lofty peaks, Derbyshire is home to the British Isle's first National Park. From well-dressings to medieval markets - it's all here
England's largest protected wetlands with over 125 miles of navigable waterways making it perfect for a boating holiday. The rustic unspoiled villages and market towns gives holiday-makers a chance to sample local food and good beer
95 miles of spectacular coastline from East Devon to Dorset, with rocks that record 185 million years of the World's history. A World Heritage Site that also takes in Thomas Hardy's mythical Wessex ~ Dorset Coast Holidays
Fantastic family holiday island located in the English Channel off the South Coast. As England's most southerly point the Isle of Wight enjoys a warm and sunny micro-climate with beaches, attractions and heritage
Dracula country. Bram Stoker stayed in the Royal Hotel on the western side of untamed fishing village, Whitby while writing his famous novel. The ruinous Abbey sitting on Whitby's East Cliff provides a magnificent gothic reminder
The New Forest was created as a royal forest by William I in 1079 for the private hunting of deer and has existed in its present state, almost unchanged, since its appearence during the stone age. Great for more gentle adventure holidays
