Anglesey

Connected to the mainland only by bridge, Anglesey offers secluded beaches, lighthouses, and ancient sites. Visit castles, coastal paths, and puffin-populated islets for a refreshing island escape.

North Yorkshire

From the rugged beauty of the Moors to the charm of coastal towns like Whitby and historic York, North Yorkshire offers timeless landscapes, heritage sites, and picture-perfect countryside escapes.

Cotswolds

Quaint villages, rolling hills, and honey-stone cottages define the Cotswolds. Ideal for countryside walks, antique browsing, and indulging in traditional cream teas in charming market towns.

Lake District

A UNESCO World Heritage Site of lakes and mountains. Perfect for hiking, boating, and exploring villages nestled amid scenic views.

Cornwall

With golden beaches, dramatic cliffs, and surfing hotspots, Cornwall blends coastal adventure with history. Don’t miss the Eden Project, St Ives galleries, and traditional Cornish pasties.

Wiltshire

Home to ancient Stonehenge, Wiltshire offers scenic countryside, Neolithic sites, and the historic city of Salisbury with its iconic cathedral and medieval charm.

Shropshire

A tranquil county of hills, castles, and market towns. Explore Ironbridge Gorge, walk the Long Mynd, and visit Ludlow for gourmet food and half-timbered charm.

Cheshire

Famous for its black-and-white Tudor buildings, posh countryside, and Chester’s Roman walls. Great for boutique shopping, canal walks, and spotting country estates like Tatton Park.

Yorkshire Dales

Green valleys, dry stone walls, and limestone cliffs await. Hike Malham Cove, explore castles, and discover peaceful villages steeped in rural Yorkshire character.

East Yorkshire

From the seaside town of Bridlington to the historic city of Beverley, East Yorkshire offers sandy beaches, wildlife reserves, and grand architecture in a relaxed setting.

Peak District

Britain’s first national park boasts dramatic moors, caves, and charming villages like Bakewell. Popular for walking, climbing, and discovering stately homes such as Chatsworth House.

Conwy

A walled town crowned by an imposing castle, Conwy blends medieval history with pretty waterfront views. Ideal for exploring history, boutique shops, and the smallest house in Britain.

Llyn Peninsula

Wild beaches, Welsh-speaking villages, and peaceful landscapes make this a hidden gem. Great for walking, watersports, and connecting with authentic Welsh culture.

Wrexham

Wales’s newest city features history, markets, and scenic walks nearby. Explore Erddig Hall, local breweries, and nearby border landscapes that blend Welsh and English charm.

Brecon Beacons

Known for waterfalls, caves, and stargazing, this national park is perfect for adventurers. Hike Pen y Fan or explore market towns like Brecon and Crickhowell.

Swansea

A vibrant coastal city with a maritime past. Relax at Swansea Bay, visit the Dylan Thomas Centre, or explore the beautiful Gower Peninsula nearby.

Mid Wales

Tranquil and untouched, Mid Wales offers forests, hills, and small towns like Machynlleth. Great for hiking, cycling, and enjoying peaceful rural Wales.

Loch Lomond

A stunning loch framed by mountains and forests. Ideal for kayaking, hiking, and wildlife watching. A gateway to the Trossachs and perfect for scenic drives and boat trips.

North Wales

A landscape of rugged mountains and medieval castles. Home to Snowdonia National Park, charming towns like Betws-y-Coed, and coastal escapes like Llandudno – ideal for hiking, history, and some of the best beaches in the UK.

South Wales

Buzzing cities, valleys, and coastline converge here. Cardiff blends culture with shopping and sport, while the Vale of Glamorgan and Gower Peninsula offer dramatic cliffs, beaches, and charming villages.

Midlands

Rich in industrial history and countryside gems, the Midlands features Stratford-upon-Avon, Birmingham’s cultural scene, and rolling Shropshire hills. Explore canals, cathedrals, and heritage railways in this heart-of-England region.

South West

Famed for its coastline, cream teas, and ancient landmarks. Discover Dartmoor, the beaches of Devon and Cornwall, and heritage spots like Bath, Wells, and Glastonbury. Great for scenic escapes.

South East

From the white cliffs of Dover to the regal town of Windsor, this region blends coastal charm with history. Explore castles, vineyards, and countryside near London.

North West

Industrial heritage meets natural beauty. From Liverpool’s music scene and Manchester’s energy to the Lake District’s tranquility, the North West offers culture, creativity, and outdoor adventure.

North East

Steeped in history and wild beauty, the North East features Hadrian’s Wall, Durham’s cathedral, and Northumberland’s castles. Enjoy dramatic coastlines, friendly towns, and unspoiled national park landscapes.