Babbacombe Beach has become one of the South West’s leading diver training and scuba diving venues.

Exmouth begins a 95 mile stretch of coastline called the Jarassic Coast - designated a natural World Heritage Site.

Market Bosworth is mainly known for giving its name to the nearby Battle of Bosworth Field, the concluding battle in the Wars of the Roses.

The Grand Burstin Hotel is superbly located by the seaside overlooking Folkestone's attractive harbour.

The Pier is not to be missed as Llandudno is one of the few remaining seaside towns to still boast an operational Pier.

The films Little Voice, Possession, and A Chorus of Disapproval were filmed on location in Scarborough and the surrounding area.

This is a regency style hotel located in a premier position directly opposite Brighton Pier.

The Lake District is home to England's largest lake, steepest road and tallest mountain.

Torquay was the birthplace and home of internationally - renowned crime writer Agatha Christie.

All rooms en-suite, Sky TV, radio, trouser press, hairdryer, tea and coffee facilities. Disabled access at the front entrance and a lift to all floors. Hotel is situated on the sea front.

The Clarence Hotel is superbly situated in the centre of the Esplanade, enjoying panoramic views of the South Shore - St Catherines Island, Castle Beach, Caldey Island, South Beach and Giltar Point.
The hotel offers stunning views from the Caldey View Terrace where you can watch the world ‘sail by’. There is also a peaceful Rose Garden at the rear of the hotel.

There is a lift, quiet lounge, bar and dining room. All rooms are en-suite with TV & tea/coffee making facilities.

Eastbourne's earliest claim as a seaside resort came about following a summer holiday visit by four of King George III's children in 1780.

Weston beach has designated areas for wind and water sports and there are boat trips around Weston Bay and further afield.

The Pier is not to be missed as Llandudno is one of the few remaining seaside towns to still boast an operational Pier.

Stone Age artefacts have been found in the surrounding countryside, and there are Roman sites within the modern boundaries.

There are several pubs located in the centre of Saundersfoot such as 'The Captains Table', 'The Royal Oak', 'The Mulberry', 'The Hean', 'The Deck'.

Weston beach has designated areas for wind and water sports and there are boat trips around Weston Bay and further afield.

Oysters were farmed on Hayling Island since 1819, right up to the 1970s becoming a delicacy, throughout the country.

Mundesley is a real example of an unspoilt English village and a quaint seaside resort.

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Blackpool Illuminations dubbed as the greatest free light show on earth, they are 6 miles long and use over one million bulbs.

Legend has it that Pakefield has its very own ghost — occasionally fisherman have seen a white figure walking along the cliff tops.

Paignton was used as a location in several episodes of the television comedy series Monty Python's Flying Circus.

Paignton was used as a location in several episodes of the television comedy series Monty Python's Flying Circus.

Highland Single Malt whisky is produced at distilleries north of an imaginary line between Dundee and Greenock.

The Scroby Sands wind farm has with 30 turbines generating enough energy to supply over 30000 homes.

It has been said that Skegness rose to fame because of The Jolly Fisherman Poster. Probably the most famous holiday advertisement ever!

The Hotel is close to the Bournemouth town centre and within easy reach of the resort's beautiful sand beaches, major shops, theaters, cinemas, casino and Bournemouth International centre.

Weymouth and Portland will be hosting the sailing events during the 2012 Olympic Games.

Folkestone was a prosperous port in the Middle Ages and early modern period.

Hemsby along with much of the Norfolk coast was targeted by the Vikings, who initially raided the area in search of precious materials.

Sherborne's name comes from the Saxon 'Scir burn' meaning a clear brook or stream.

The town was especially rich in literary associations during the late nineteenth century and earlier years of the twentieth century.

Located at the heart of the historic market town of Bideford, adjacent to the town centre and situated on the riverfront opposite the ancient stone bridge. The hotel is perfectly situated.

Elegantly designed in ageless Yorkshire stone and originally part of the prestigious Outlane Golf Club, the 17th century style hotel is surrounded by three acres of beautiful gardens which include a 5-hole pitch and putt green. 

The Royal Hotel is situated overlooking the beautiful village of Woolacombe and is an ideal base for discovering the North Devon coastline.

A warm and hearty welcome is assured on your arrival at the Torbay Court Hotel. Unique in every respect and famed for it's feeling of friendliness, not forgetting its comfort.

Red squirrels have a particular liking for the Isle of Wight, mainly due to the lack of grey squirrels!

This lovingly restored Victorian hall has its very own 9-hole golf course and a 16 bay floodlit driving range. The nearby towns of

Chester and Nantwich offer thousands of years of history. Once back at Alvaston Hall you can relax with top live nightly

entertainment. All rooms have private facilities and TV. Lift access in Limes building. Single rooms may be allocated chalet accommodation.

Not only do you get a superb view of the rolling Welsh hillside from the ramparts of Bodelwyddan Castle, you will also see some

superb art treasures in the National Portrait Gallery at this grade II listed folly. With loads to do and great entertainment you will

have memories to treasure too. All rooms are ambassador standard en-suite with TV, tea/coffee making facilities. Lift to all rooms.

This traditional seaside resort sandwiched is between the

Norfolk coast and the Norfolk Broads.

This traditional seaside resort sandwiched is between the

Norfolk coast and the Norfolk Broads . The big draw at Corton

is the star-studded line up of entertainment. All rooms are

chalet style and are located around the resort. Most are in

two storey buildings, ground floor accommodation is limited.

This grade II gem is the star of ‘To the Manor Born’. Now it is your turn to enjoy the grace and beauty of this historic hotel tucked away in the lovely Somerset countryside. Perfect for gentle pursuits such as croquet, archery and bowls, but things hot up

in the evening with great entertainment. Plus, you can take a walk on the wild side at its own stunning Wildlife Park. Lift to all floors.

Sea, sand and a sociable atmosphere are what set this

friendly, traditional resort apart. Watching the wildlife or

cheering on the cabaret you will never have a dull moment.

Comfy chalet style rooms are included in the price as well as

full English breakfasts and three course dinners.

Not only will you enjoy the lake and its wildlife, you’ll love the

seaside too. Sea air and seafaring attractions are all part of the magic here. Not to mention good company and some great entertainment. The comfortable chalet style rooms have private facilities and TV.

At Norton Grange the swaying palms and the sloping

landscaped gardens lend a tropical atmosphere. There are

seaside attractions aplenty in the day and the evening has great

entertainment. Accommodation is en-suite with TV, radio,

lounge chairs and tea/coffee making facilities.

Hayling Island is the perfect setting for this jewel of a hotel. The views are superb and the whole area is steeped in history. All

rooms, with the exception of single chalet rooms, adjoin the main building itself and all boast en-suite facilities, TV and radio,

lounge chairs, and tea/coffee making facilities. Sinah Warren Hotel also has lift access to all floors. Single rooms may be

allocated chalet accommodation.

In the Middle Ages, Scarborough Fair, permitted in a royal charter of 1253, held a six-week trading festival attracting merchants from all over Europe.