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Superb modern open-plan apartments at Symonds Yat Rock on the Wye Valley.
Set in quiet wooded surroundings, overlooking the stunning Ruarden valley and opposite many footpaths into the Forest of Dean and to the Wye, Symonds Yat Rock Lodge is a peaceful, scenic
Two 3-star rated, self-catering cottages, lovingly furnished and sleeping 2 people set in peaceful surroundings with glorious views of the North Devon countryside and close to fantastic North Devon beaches. Large swimming pool heated to c30 degrees.
Badgers Sett is a collection of three holiday cottages offering a perfect mixture of tranquil location, modern facilities, character in spades and pretty gardens. The cottages have been awarded a four star Gold Award by the AA. The owners live onsite and will be here to welcome you on arrival.
Luxurious cottage for two in idyllic location at the end of a private drive. Perfect for exploring Dartmoor, Devon and Cornwall. Central to both coasts. Wonderful views from every room. Short walk to open moorland. Furnished to a high standard with woodburner, deep bath and romantic bedroom.
The Artist's studio is located in a tranquil hamlet just minutes walk from the mile long sandy beach at Praa Sands, between Porthleven and Marazion. It has been refurbished to a high standard and well furnished. A perfect bolthole for couples and walkers, it is dog friendly with its own garden.
A quiet haven in the country side near the sea
Beautiful 17th century Cornish stone country holiday cottages providing superb self- catering accommodation. Talehay is quietly tucked away, yet not far from the picturesque fishing villages of Looe and Polperro and the beautiful Fowey estuary.
The Jurassic Coast The UNESCO world heritage site Jurassic coast runs from Exmouth in the west to Studland in the east. The coastal rocks reveal the history of the Earth over a 185 million years across theTriassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods. It is therefore an excellent location to hunt for fossils and with a little local knowledge visitors can learn what types of fossils are repreented in which areas and make their own discoveries. The inland countryside of East Devon and Dorset are also very beautiful and interesting.