Blackpool is Britain’s most loved holiday destination, which should come as no surprise when you think about the huge range of attractions available all year round, as well as the new…

This unique village straddles both Cumbria and Northumberland making it an ideal base for exploring the heart of Hadrian’s Wall, as well as visiting places like Carlisle, Hexham and…

Eastbourne in East Sussex, is one of England's most popular coastal resorts.  Its main attraction is its undeveloped seafront, which is a very unusual feature for British seaside town. …

Llandudno is the largest seaside resort in Wales and as early as 1861 was being called 'The Queen of the Welsh Watering Places'.

Llandudno's beach is of sand, shingle and rock curves.  For…

Southport makes the ideal escape from the hustle and bustle of a big city. With over 22 miles of coastline, boasting a number of beautiful beaches and stunning natural beauty. One of the…

The seaside town of Skegness is probably England’s most famous seaside resort set on the Lincolnshire coast. Only a few centuries ago the little village of Skegness was barely on the map,…

The town’s Helicopter Museum is the largest in Europe and home to over 100 display helicopters, an unmissable attraction come rain or shine. The Winter Gardens, the Playhouse and the…

The seafront of Weymouth is mostly composed of Georgian terraced buildings, which originally would have been private housing, but have now been converted into guest houses, apartments, shops…