Wrest Park

Silsoe, Bedfordshire

After decades behind virtually closed doors, its treasures overgrown and largely unknown, English Heritage is reviving one of Britain's largest and most important...

Newby Hall & Gardens

Ripon

  Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, with some of Britain’s finest Robert Adam interiors Newby Hall is home to a wonderful collection of Chippendale furniture,...

LLandysul Paddlers

Llandysul, Carmarthenshire

Llandysul Paddlers Canoe Club is based in West Wales and was founded in 1984 by Chris Berry and Trevor Grace. The club has had many great years with membership...

Eastcott Vineyard

Devon

Eastcott is a new 6 acre owner run vineyard, nestling in a peaceful West Devon vale. It has been set up to make both quality English sparkling using the traditional...

Geevor Mine

Pendeen, Penzance

Geevor Tin Mine is in the far west of Cornwall, between the villages of Pendeen and Trewellard. It was operational between 1911 and 1990 during which time it produced...

White Cliffs of Dover & South Foreland Lighthouse

Dover, Kent

 The White Cliffs of Dover are the most iconic feature of Kent's coastline and of England.  An amazing cliff-top walk along to South Foreland Lighthouse where you can...

Sudeley Castle

Gloucestershire

Sudeley Castle surrounded by 1200 acres of grounds, award winning gardens and medieval ruins.

Borders Distillery, Hawick

Hawick

Thousand Islands Boat Trips

St Justinians, St Davids

 Thousand Island Expedition This 1 1/2 hour boat trip can only be described as the most fulfilling way to experience the amazing natural beauty of the unspoilt RSPB...

Pink Pig Farm

North Lincolnshire

Pine tables and chairs are scattered around this warm and friendly restaurant. 90 people can be seated in comfort and we offer a wide and varied menu from filled...

Water Sports

Kinloch Rannoch, Perthshire

The loch stretches 10 miles (16 km) from Kinloch Rannoch to Bridge of Gaur in the west and has a recorded depth of 440 ft. Loch Rannoch lies on the traditional main...

Porthcurno Telegraph Museum

Porthcurno, Penzance

Porthcurno valley, in the far west of Cornwall, was the hub of international cable communications from 1870-1970 and a training college for the communications industry...