Pitlochry - the perfect base to explore Highland Perthshire

Pitlochry is perfectly situated to explore the Highland Perthshire area, one of the loveliest parts of Scotland. The area features many lochs, rivers, glens and high hills. Though it is small, Pitlochry has a wide range of restaurants, cafés and eateries to choose from. Lovers of the outdoors often come to Pitlochry because it has easy access to way marked walking trails and bicycle trails. Along these trails visitors will see a wide variety of wildlife including red and roe deer, buzzards and red squirrels. Pitlochry and the surrounding area has a rich history and folklore that visitors can learn about at the National Trust's for Scotland's Visitor Centre. A holiday in Pitlochry offers so many possibilities.

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Felixstowe - a seaside resort in Sussex with a special charm

Come visit the beautiful coastal resort of Felixstowe. The town retains a traditional with its colourful beach huts and its boating lake. Felixstowe is home to a wide variety of shops, cafés, bistros and real ale pubs. The town's 2 mile long promenade features fish and chip kiosks and ice cream stands. In town is the renowned Landguard Bird Observatory which records and studies the wildlife of the entire Landguard peninsula. Visitors can see a wide array of fauna and flora on this 58 acre reserve. North of town is the beautiful, award-winning Felixstowe Ferry Golf Course which overlooks the sea. It was voted one of the top 200 golf courses in the UK. There is so much to do and see in the lovely town of Felixstowe.

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Chichester is a cathedral city with 2,000 years of history

Take in 2,000 years of history in Chichester. The city has history on every corner and a thriving arts and culture scene. Some historical attractions include the Roman Walls, the Tudor Market Cross, the Georgian terraces and the 12th century cathedral while some modern attractions include the boutique shops with designer clothes, places that sell organic luxury chocolates and scrumptious French pastries, high quality restaurants, organic cafés and gastro pubs. Chichester is one of the most well-preserved Georgian cities and outside of the main streets there are some wonderful 18th century buildings. The city's centre is most pedestrianised and offers a wide variety of shopping opportunities and some great architecture. Chichester also features the internationally acclaimed Chichester Festival Theatre which puts on new drama as well as old favourites. Come visit this historical city and see all of its great attractions for yourself.

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Portsmouth – dynamic, vibrant city and home to the Royal Navy

Come visit the home of the Royal Navy, Portsmouth. The city has been home to the Royal Navy since Henry VII established the first dockyard in the city. There are many reasons to visit this celebrated city such as its proud naval and maritime heritage, its world-class attractions, museums, galleries, quirky shopping establishments, excellent restaurants and its beautiful seafront. Examples of things to do include to take a trip to the top of Spinnaker Tower, learn about historic landings at the D-Day Museum, see the Tudor-era Southsea Castle and learn about the history of the Royal Marines. Families with children can visit the fair at Clarence Pier or the Blue Reef Aquarium. Shopping in the city is great as the city features the award-winning Gunwharf Quays, many high street shops in the city centre and many independent, vintage and quirky shops in Southsea. Nature lovers will find a wealth of parks in the city. There is something for everyone to enjoy in Portsmouth.

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Whitstable - traditional seaside charms and rich maritime history

Enjoy the traditional seaside resort of Whitstable. The town has a thriving arts culture and a rich maritime history. It is best known for its oysters, which remain an important part of the town's character. In July the town celebrates this heritage by holding an Oyster Festival. Visitors can enjoy oysters and other sea delicacies in the town's restaurants and pubs or buy them from the fish market on the harbour. Whitstable's connection to the sea extends to water sports, which are extremely popular in town. During the summer water skiing championships are held. Whitstable boasts beach huts, golf courses, indoor and outdoor bowling, tennis, independent craft and gift shops, galleries, delicatessens and fashion shops. The town is almost completely flat, making it easy to explore. Visitors can walk along the promenade to take in some bracing sea air, or visit the wide ridge of shingle called The Street to see a marvellous views of Whitstable's skyline. Seaside fun awaits in Whitstable.

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