Holiday rentals and lettings in South West England

Known as a settlement in West Cornwall, Land's End is the most westerly point of the entire English mainland and is recognized by all locals and tourists alike for this grandiose title. Made up of an area of rocky cliffs, which lie above the turbulent blue waters of the Celtic Sea, this magnificent attraction of the region is specialized for travellers who love the natural scenery full of grandeur and feel at peace when surrounded by the beauty of nature and the sound of the waves of the sea. With such a divine aura and small signs confirming the place, Land's End could also be the right place to take some tourist photos to take back home. Be amazed by the beautiful views and don't forget to take a little photo, when visiting the magnificent Land's End of Cornwall and South West England.

Located a little further out to sea, just past Land's End off the Cornish coast, the island of Tresco is an English wonderland that looks like something out of a fairytale. Part of the Scilly archipelago, this magnificent island is the second-largest piece of land in the resort and is best known for its dreamy coastline that attracts couples from England and around the world in need of a break. With soft golden sandy shores and eclipsing waters of a strong turquoise hue, an afternoon in this paradise spot of the world will be completely captivating and will be all you need to forget that tired routine back home. Surrounded by beautiful palm trees and crystal clear waters, pay a visit to Tresco and the Scilly Isles during your stay in South West England.

Suitable for tourists of all ages, interested in all types of activities and with tastes of all styles, the attractions of South West England will be the most promising options for those families of the world who wish to holiday in an interesting place they have never visited before. Packed with numerous activities and points to amuse and entertain, it won't matter if you want to spend a day in the safety of four walls or if you crave to discover all the hidden wildernesses of the place, this tourist destination will impressively satisfy all your desires. Featuring over 60 thrill rides, live shows, fairground rides and a magnificent zoo, the Crealy Theme Park & Resort is one of the options we can't help but recommend due to its wide range of activities that includes toddlers and teens as well as parents and grandparents and provides them with plenty of activities to keep them entertained. Other wonderful attractions that all tourists fall in love with are the region's coastlines, such as Portreath, Beer and Great Western's Beaches which present a space for all visitors, whether they want a relaxing day out, an active afternoon or a romantic evening. Explore and enjoy all the attractions that South West England has to offer, and be amazed by all the family-friendly options the region has to offer whilst on holiday.

Providing hundreds of animal species with a safe place in which to recuperate, live and socialize with their peers, the sanctuaries, conservation centres and aquariums in South West England are attractions that abound in the region and are always ready to welcome your visit. Inclusive for tourists and locals of all ages, these local spots will be focused on giving you a detailed look at their beautiful species and, at the same time, educate you about their role in the ecosystem and the importance of their safekeeping today. Likewise, these places will go the extra mile to present you with fantastic experiences and offer interactive packages with some local species, which will not compromise anyone's safety but promise a fun time. Acclaimed by all visiting customers, options such as Paradise Park & JungleBarn and Blue Reef Aquarium are some of the most popular animal attractions that we must recommend this season. Whether it's an infatuation or an insatiable curiosity about the animals of the world, a visit to the region's conservation centres will promise satisfying experiences and fun-filled visits for all tour groups in South West England.

Categorized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the region, Avebury, also known as Avebury Henge, is a Neolithic monument made up of three stone circles located outside a picturesque village with which it shares its name. Used back in the day for religious and practical purposes, these human constructions are best known for containing the largest megalithic circle in the world, attracting large numbers of tourists and contemporary pagan religionists interested in the historical sight. Located on a hill 520 ft above sea level and featuring a series of complementary earthworks, this regional attraction touches on many aspects of interest, such as history, culture, community and religion, so it cannot be missing from our recommendations or your to-visit list.

Presenting a sight both unique and beautiful, the Minack Theatre is a South West England attraction that you might be interested in. Built in the 1920s, under the patronage of the lovely Rowena Cade, this Porthcurno theatre was mainly used for the re-enactment of Shakespeare's plays, which were performed by a group of players from the village who won the attention and affection of the lady. Today, this wonderful spot is used for everything from open-air concerts to children's puppet shows, ensuring days of entertainment for all those tourists who dare to visit. Add that missing artistic touch to your holiday with an entertaining visit to the Minack Theatre and enjoy a fun play accompanied by the awe-inspiring views of the South West coast.

Built over a total span of 28 years, the Salisbury Cathedral is a religious building in the city of Salisbury that promises a fantastic visit for tourists in the area. Famed as the mother church of the Diocese of Salisbury, this magnificent structure will guarantee a more than satisfactory experience for people believing in the Christian religion thanks to its magnificent services and masses that are adored by the residents of the area. Similarly, agnostics will not be left behind, as the place is renowned for its magnificent architecture and beautiful decorations that earn it a spot on the list of the finest examples of the Early English Gothic movement that can be found in the region. Be dazzled by beautiful structures and colourful stained-glass windows or experience spiritual enlightenment by paying a visit to Salisbury Cathedral this holiday.

Offering the services of a railway line throughout the county of Somerset, the West Somerset Railway is a South West England means of transport that you may find useful while holidaying in the area. Featuring fabulous journeys on a variety of steam and diesel trains, this magnificent line runs for a total of 22 miles across Somerset, providing a fantastic way to see a large portion of the region along with its picturesque villages, towns and cities. Likewise, by traversing some of the most beautiful natural areas in the area, this railway presents one of the most scenic transport options, presenting a first-class and efficient service in which customers need only relax and enjoy themselves. If you find yourself in the South West England region with an urge to explore, the Somerset Railway is a fantastic transport tool that may be of interest to you.

Boasting the ideal places to check out the local talent and sample the quality of the region’s produce, the markets of South West England will be the perfect spots for excellent shopping sprees. Whether it's to buy some ingredients and cook a long-desired dish or to purchase some souvenirs and gifts before heading home, the variety of these spots will be just the thing for carefree shopping as everything you get will satisfy any taste or style. Featuring stands and stalls of clothing, necklaces, hats, shoes as well as meat, fish, vegetables, fruit, preserves and tasty sweets, outlets such as Tiverton Pannier Market and South Molton Pannier Market are the best options we can recommend, acclaimed by both locals and tourists alike.