North Devon is an enchanting, often forgotten region of the country with such a variety of beautiful countryside scenery - rolling hills, hidden woodlands, spectacular rivers, rocky coves and long sandy beaches and sleepy hidden hamlets.

Bournemouth is best known for its spectacular golden beaches, which stretch for over 7 miles along the seafront. Within the centre are the colourful public gardens, and to the East & West rise high cliffs indented by steep-sided chines, where streams flow gently into the sea.

With its extraordinary location, Carlyon Bay is a truly special hotel in Cornwall. Stunning views are to be had all year round, especially from the Bay View Restaurant.

The fascination of the Cornish coast is legendary. A dramatic coastline, pretty fishing villages and ancient tales of smugglers combine to attract visitors from the world over. Explore attractions associated with the top BBC Series 'Poldark' whilst discovering some of the region's most picturesque landscapes.

A 6 Day Holiday to Dawlish staying at the 3 Star The Langstone Cliff Hotel with visits to Topsham, Exmouth, Paignton and Powderham Castle

A 4 day holiday to Devon staying at the 4* Saunton Sands Hotel. Includes; RHS Rosemoor with one years free membership to the RHS and visits to Bideford, Appledore, Lynmouth and Quince Honey Farm

Sidmouth is a charming and elegant resort and remains our most popular destination - the timeless charm and unhurried way of life offers the perfect recipe for relaxation.

Sidmouth still retains a 'special' elegance that understandably makes it our most popular seaside location. Staying at a luxurious former Victorian summer residence, the Belmont Hotel retains much of its tranquility and charm.

Falmouth is Britain's most southerly resort and the third largest natural harbour in the world. In the narrow streets of the bustling town centre you'll find a wide selection of shops, art galleries and ancient inns.

Falmouth is Britain's most southerly resort and the third largest natural harbour in the world. In the narrow streets of the bustling town centre you'll find a wide selection of shops, art galleries and ancient inns.

The Isle of Portland, which shelters Weymouth harbour, is a plateau of rock joined to the mainland by a narrow causeway of shingle which is part of the 10 mile stretch of Chesil Beach.

Sidmouth is a charming and elegant resort and remains our most popular destination - the timeless charm and unhurried way of life offers a perfect recipe for relaxation.

Discover the historic fishing town of Falmouth boasts an enchanting combination of picturesque narrow streets, a fascinating harbour, numerous sheltered coves and superb sandy beaches.

North Devon is a delightful mixture of dramatic coastline and magnificent moorland scenery, sprinkled with unspoilt resorts, bustling market towns and quaintly named villages.

Sidmouth is a charming and elegant resort and remains our most popular destination - the timeless charm and unhurried way of life offers a perfect recipe for relaxation.

Sidmouth approaches perfection as it has everything you could possibly want - beaches, stunning coastal walks, gardens, a theatre and cinema, stylish eating places, and some of the best shops in East Devon.

Torquay is called the 'English Riviera' because of its mild climate and exotic plants. Enjoy its parks, bustling harbour, illuminated promenade and popular theatres.

Sidmouth still retains a 'special' elegance that understandably makes it our most popular seaside location. Staying at a luxurious former Victorian summer residence, the Belmont Hotel retains much of its tranquility and charm.

Beautiful, wild, green North Devon. This corner of the south-west epitomises unspoiled rural England, with narrow lanes and a rugged coastline dotted with fishing villages.

A 6 day holiday in Torquay, and The English Riviera - Devon, staying at The 3* Livermead Cliff Hotel with plenty of single rooms! Includes a guided tour of Torbay, a ride on the South Devon Steam Railway and time to explore Buckfast Abbey, Paignton and Brixham

orquay, at the heart of the English 'Riviera', is a stylish resort with a real continental atmosphere. One of the UK's top holiday destinations since Victorian times, today it's an exciting resort with a wide variety of attractions including a palm-lined promenade, international marina, shops and cafés, and 22 miles of coastline, cliffs, coves and beaches!

Located near Chard in Somerset and set within glorious landscaped gardens this Regency Style Manor House is famous as the setting for the TV series to 'The Manor Born'.

Weymouth is a classic holiday resort situated on the great sweep of Weymouth Bay, with superb views and an award-winning beach and panoramic Esplanade. We take in some lovely coastal scenery, including the 180-million-year-old Jurassic Coast and a ride on the Swanage Railway.