Britain & Ireland

Welcome to Sidmouth, the Regency town on the beautiful Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Described by Poet Laureate John Betjeman as “A town caught still in a timeless charm”. Beautiful gardens, leisurely walks, Regency history and architecture, fine hotels, clean beaches and friendly shops, It’s all here in this lovely seaside town that is far enough off the beaten track, nestled beneath majestic red cliffs and green hills, with its own micro climate, a truly unique resort.

Babbacombe lies just a mile from Torquay yet is light years away in character as Babbacombe is a very laid back, old world resort with breathtaking views from its cliff top position 240ft above Oddicombe beach, which can be reached via the famous Babbacombe Cliff Railway. The beautiful Babbacombe Downs has the highest promenade in the country and boasts attractive gardens and a theatre with only a short walk to shops, restaurants and cafés.

The Lake District is England’s largest National Park and is now a World Heritage site, home to Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England and Wastwater, England’s deepest lake and thriving towns and villages like Bowness-on-Windermere, Keswick, Kendal, and many more.

Located on the beautiful south coast of Cornwall, Falmouth is built on the banks of the Fal estuary, known as the Carrick Roads, which is the third largest natural harbour in the world and the town, its port and docks are a hive of activity all year round.

Chester is arguably the richest city in Britain for archaeological and architectural treasures preserved to this day from the time of the Roman occupation. Discover this fabulous blend of classic and contemporary England with it’s elegant streets, super shopping, absorbing museums and delightful riverside cafés.