Breathtaking coastal scenery abounds in this lush green country. Major cities such as Dublin and Cork are packed with historical attractions and great eating. |
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Cheddar cheese, Devon cream teas, cider...the South West is a haven for foodlovers. With two National Parks and four World Heritage sites there is plenty to see as well. |
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One of the most vibrant regions of the UK with a myriad of attractions for the staycationer. Featuring two thousand years of history from Hadrian's Wall to St James' Park. |
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From the gentle slopes of the Chiltern Hills to the orchards of the 'Garden of England' the South East has more than its fair share of nature spots |
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The famous 'lowlands' of Britain contain some of it's finest beaches. Famous for the Norfolk Broads as well as a number of nature sanctuaries. |
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The centre of the UK boasts Britain's second city as well as twenty-two sites of Special Scientific Interest. From Cadbury World to the Sea Life centre, the region is teeming with attractions.
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The most dramatic geography in the UK can be found in Scotland. With over 790 islands and numerous ranges of hills, this ancient country is perfect for lovers of the outdoors. |
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Home of the famous Peak District National Park and Sherwood Forest, some of the major tourist attractions of Great Britain are to be found in the East Midlands. |
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Boasting perhaps the most beautiful and diverse landscapes of all locations, Wales is a popular caravanners destination. |
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Stretching from the Pennines in the north to the Welsh Mountains in the south, this vibrant area boasts two of the jewels of the UK in Liverpool and Manchester.
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Did you know there are a number of top-quality caravan parks in Greater London? The 'big smoke' contains many areas of natural beauty, as well as the world-class visitor attractions of the capital itself. |
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The largest county in the UK has been nicknamed 'God's Own County' due to vast stretches of unspoilt countryside. |
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