Penzance, Cornwall:

Experience the mild climate of Penzance, capital of Penwith and West Cornwall. Penzance has many gardens that incoporate sub-tropical plants such as Morrab Gardens, which is one of the largest outdoor tropical gardens in the UK. The coastline is beautiful and there are many wonderful beaches to experience. Sennen Cove is ideal for surfing while Marzion beach and Porthcurno beach are ideal for relaxing and swimming. Many of these wonderful beaches have been awarded the coveted Blue Flag award. A popular attraction in Penzance is Minack Theatre,w hich is carved out of the granite cliffs. Penzance is the ideal place to spend an exciting holiday.

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Morecambe, Lancashire:

Enjoy the fun seaside resort of Morecambe where you can fly kites, build sandcastles and take peaceful strolls along the promenade. Morecambe is set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Lakeland Fells. Attractions in the town include the Eric Morecambe Statue, the Tern Project, the 1930s art deco Midland Hotel and more. Along the seaside visitors can enjoy ice cream, fish and chips and other wonderful seaside foods. Activities that visitors can enjoy in the area include golfing, walking, hiking, biking, sailing and bird watching. There is so much on offer in the delightful seaside resort of Morecambe.

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Filey, Yorkshire:

Come visit the quaint seaside resort of Filey, which is set on the magnificent Yorkshire Coast. This Edwardian coastal town features clean, golden award-winning beaches as well as many nature trails. There are many award-winning gardens around Filey, especially around the Crescent. Visitors can explore the rocky peninsula of Filey Brigg, which is home to a wide variety of birds and other wildlife. Activities that to be enjoyed around Filey Brigg include surfing, fishing, yachting, golf, walking and bird watching. There are so many activities to enjoy when you stay in the seaside town of Filey.

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Durham - home to one of the world's greatest cathedrals

Experience the city of Durham, home to the stunning Durham Cathedral and Castle World Heritage Site. The city has an interesting history and heritage that visitors can learn about at award-winning attractions such as the Beamish Museum and the National Railway Museum called Locomotion at Shildon. The city's cobbled streets are lined with stylish boutiques, quirky craft shops and well-known stores. Durham has a full year round calendar of events for visitors to enjoy as well, making the city perfect to explore no matter what the time of the year. Everyone is sure to enjoy a stay in Durham.

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York – quaint cobbled streets, York Minster and 100′s of other attractions

Come explore York, the city with more attractions per square mile than any other destination in the UK. York literally has hundreds of attractions, museums, historic buildings, tours, shops, restaurants and bars inside its compact walls. The city is renowned for its great architectures, quaint cobbled streets, impressive York Minster and wide array of visitor attractions. York truly has a rich history and a romantic atmosphere. The city has a thriving café culture and the country's most talented street performers. Attractions in York that are popular include the iconic York Minster, JORVIK Viking Centre, the National Railway Museum, Castle Museum and Clifford's Tower. Other might want to explore York's Roman, Viking and Medieval heritage. There is so much going on in York that visitors are assured a fun, exciting and event filled stay.

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Carnforth - picturesque town on Lancashire and Cumbria border

Carnforth is a picturesque town located on the border between Lancashire and Cumbria. The town is surrounded by countryside that has been designated as an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Morecambe Bay with its sweeping sands and breathtaking cliff paths is nearby. The town is most famous for being the film location for the David Lean's classic film “Brief Encounter”. Visitors can go to Carnforth Station Heritage Centre to learn more about the film.

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Blackpool - home of Europe's tallest roller coaster

Blackpool is a seaside resort that features a wide range of year round attractions including a lovely seafront, world class events, magnificent lighting shows and more. All of this has made Blackpool Britain's most popular holiday destination, home to some of the UK's most loved attractions. The famous Blackpool Tower is 158 metres high and it is the ideal place for getting a breathtaking view of the city. You can see from North Wales to the Lake District on a clear day. The tower was built in 1894 and it features a number of attractions inside of it such as the Tower Circus and the stunning Tower Ballroom. Blackpool's Pleasure Beach Resort features more than 125 rides, including Europe’s tallest roller coaster, the Pepsi Max Big One. There is fun waiting there for thrill-seekers of all ages. Blackpool's Pleasure Beach is a excellent theme park that has a large amount of rides and attractions. It features classic roller coasters intertwined with modern metal monster coasts such as th

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Alpine Grove Woodland Park, South Somerset

Just 2 miles from Chard, South Somerset and bordering Dorset and Devon, Alpine Grove is set in 8.5 acres of mature oak, beach and birch trees. Local places to vist include: • Forde Abbey • Deer Sanctuary at Wayford • Chard to Ilminster Cycle trail • Lyme Regis • Chard Reservoir • Ferne Animal Sanctuary • Barleymows Farm Food Shop • Market Towns of Ilminster, Axminster & Crewkerne • Fleet Air Arm Museum • Beer Caves • Seaton Tramway • West Somerset Steam Railway

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Distinctive harbour town of Christchurch, Dorset, UK

Christchurch is a distinctive harbour town that will please nature lovers, history fanatics and watercraft enthusiasts alike. The town is uniquely situated where the rivers Stour and Avon meet. Christchurch’s natural harbour is ideal for going on boat rides and excursions as well as ferry trips. There are innumerable places of interest in the town including Grade I listed Highcliffe Castle, an 11th century Priory Church, Adventure Wonderland, Stewart’s Garden Centre, Clay Studio, Red House Museum, Two Riversmeet Leisure Centre and restaurants that use local produce from the fishing boats. Christchurch’s clean, sandy beaches extend for 4 miles and every beach has its own special features. The town has 10 Sites of Special Scientific Interest, several important Sites of Nature Conservation Interest and 4 Local Nature Reserves. Additionally, Christchurch’s Quay received a Green Flag Award in 2012. Passing through the town are many beautiful walks such as the Avon Valley Path and th

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