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Destinations in the South West

With its stunning landscape, impressive beaches and wealth of history you'll never tire of exploring the South West.

Incorporating the counties of Somerset, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Dorset, Devon and Cornwall the South West offers a rich and diverse mixture of heritage, attractions and rural tranquility. From the magical Lost Gardens of Heligan and the Eden Project to Cheddar Gorge and the magnificent city of Bath, the South West caters to every taste.

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Forest of Dean

Forest of Dean

Welcome to the Forest of Dean, England's first national forest park and largest oak woodland. With its location between the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the River Severn, it is the perfect place to enjoy some wonderful activities, spectacular scenery as well as a superb range of things to see and do. From historic buildings, gardens and museums, to craft centres and wonderful family attractions, the choice truly is amazing.

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South West

South West

Beautiful countryside, dramatic coastline and stunning cities like Bristol and Bath.  From craggy cliffs in Cornwall to Cotswold’s ‘chocolate box villages’, the rolling hills of Dorset or Wiltshire’s carved white horses, Somerset’s changing colours and Devon, the epitome of rural life, A region rich in diversity and beauty.   Traditional & sub tropical gardens, cathedral cities of history and culture, countryside of calm and a coastline of extremes, with long sandy shores, seaside towns and quaint fishing villages.

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Heart of Somerset

Heart of Somerset

Welcome to the Heart of Somerset in the South West of England. This beautiful area is home to two Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty - The Blackdown and Quantock Hills, the Somerset Levels and Moors, Brendon Hills and the market towns of Taunton and Wellington and the gateway to Exmoor: Wiveliscombe.

The Heart of Somerset has stunning countryside, tourist attractions, arts and crafts, events, local food and drink and quality assured accommodation.

The area truly is the 'Perfect Rural' Retreat and ideal destination for a day visit, short break or holiday.

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Visit Britain

Visit Britain

The UK is made up of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland No, it’s not always raining! In fact, in the summer temperatures frequently exceed 30 degrees Celsius – perfect for discovering our fantastic beaches and coastline. And although rain is not uncommon, periods of fine weather occur all year round in Britain.

We are an extremely diverse and progressive nation with a strong culture of social integration and tolerance. Britain was the dominant industrial and maritime power of the 19th century and played a leading role in developing parliamentary democracy and in advancing literature and science.

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Plymouth

Plymouth

For the perfect break, come to Plymouth and experience our rich combination of heritage and natural beauty in a thriving maritime city.

In Plymouth, whatever the season, you’ll never be lost for something great to do. As the regional capital of Devon and Cornwall, Plymouth is an extra-ordinary blend of vibrant modern city and historic seafaring port.

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Active Exmoor

Active Exmoor

Exmoor’s reputation for quality accommodation, tasty local food, an array of activities and sporting events is growing year on year.

You will find itineraries, walking routes, horse rides and mountain bike routes throughout the magazine, giving you a taste of what is offered here on Exmoor.

There is a variety of fresh local produce to tantalise your taste buds, sumptuous beds for you to relax in and miles of bridleways and footpaths across open moorland for you to enjoy.

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Lyme Regis

Lyme Regis

Where Dorset meets Devon and the rolling countryside tumbles to the sea nestles the fascinating town of Lyme Regis.

It’s dramatic location, congenial climate, timeless charm and the hospitality of its townsfolk.  From the crest of Timber Hill and magnificent panoramic view of the bay, lies before you with the blue sea above the ragged rooftops of the town embracing and beckoning.

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The Mendip District of Somerset

The Mendip District of Somerset

Explore the Mendip Hills and the Somerset Levels; ideal walking and cycling country. Visit five historic towns - Frome, Glastonbury, Shepton Mallet, Street, and the charming city of Wells, plus many enchanting villages. See Wells Cathedral, Glastonbury Abbey, Wookey Hole Caves, the East Somerset Railway, Clarks Village factory shopping complex at Street, and much more...... Choose from varied accommodation and many different events throughout the year.

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Exmoor Farm Holiday Group

Exmoor Farm Holiday Group

The Exmoor Holiday Group is a small, friendly co-operative of 35 members. We offer high quality accommodation in farm and country houses, self catering cottages and award-winning campsites based in the Exmoor National Park

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Falmouth & South West Cornwall

Falmouth & South West Cornwall

Warmed by the crystal waters of the Gulf Stream - come to Falmouth and South West Cornwall year round and you will fall under the spell of this most beautiful region.

Browse our online holiday guide for accommodation and information on: the Lizard Peninsula - Britain's most southerly point, the Cathedral city of Truro, subtropical gardens, river cruises, coastal walks and golden stretches of sand, Tin Mining Country, the famous Floral Dance in Helston and the stunning resort of Falmouth, home to Cornwall's maritime heritage.

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