History and Heritage in South West England
If you like walking through beautiful countryside with lots of opportunities to stop and explore market towns and villages and eat great food then the River Parrett Trail is for you.
Lundy is a small island lying 18km north of Hartland Point on the North Devon coast. The Lundy No Take Zone (NTZ) was set up in 2003 to enhance the conservation of marine habitats and species.
Yearlstone Vineyard, Bickleigh, Devon
You don't have to visit Bordeaux to discover more about the magic of wine. Yearlstone is one of England's top 25 wineries, + Vineyard. Take the opportunity to visit our cafe and winebar.
Latitude 50 Degrees 42 Minutes - the Exe Valley lies on an almost identical latitude with the Moselle Valley yet enjoys milder springs, and milder autumns. Steep and thickly wooded to the north as the River Exe runs off Exmoor, by the time it reaches Bickleigh the Valley opens out into a broad river plain.
Situated on a ridge overlooking the beautiful Land Yeo Valley, Tyntesfield was inspired and remodelled by John Norton in 1864 for William Gibbs, a successful merchant.
Chapel Porth is approximately two miles from St Agnes. At high tide the beach is a relatively small, but at low tide the miles of white sand stretch to the next beach at Porthtowan.
Children love it here
