Holiday cottages with moorings in Cornwall
Whether you want to explore oak-lined creeks or sail up the river for a picnic, explore our Cornish holiday cottages with moorings for an extra special stay.
Annie CowenWhether you want to explore oak-lined creeks or sail up the river for a picnic, explore our Cornish holiday cottages with moorings for an extra special stay.
Annie CowenHome to a popular seafront, beautiful thatched cottages, and one of the oldest attractions on the Island, Shanklin is chock-full of things to do.
Robbie LaneSpend your next holiday soaking up the sights and sounds of the ocean with one of our top cottages with sea views, from Cornish coves to Scottish lochs.
Annie CowenStately homes, abbeys and priories on the Isle of Wight including Osborne House, Farringford House, Appuldurcombe House, Quarr Abbey, and Carisbrooke Priory.
Robbie LaneEnjoy one of Dorset’s most famous landmarks without the hassle with our Golden Cap walk, the easy way.
Adam LudnowDiscover some of Cornwall’s off the beaten track treasures and unusual hidden places away from the crowds. Explore its lesser-known destinations with our guide to Secret Cornwall.
Elizabeth DaleNot just for those with a Bus Pass... this journey is best taken on an open top bus!
Maz CIf you love admiring and exploring the great outdoors, then this part of the world is the perfect place to soak up beautiful countryside and emerald woodland. The Blackdown Hills offers an extensive range of range of activities and things to do on a visit to the area.
Tasha HA family day out to Stourhead, exploring the gardens, having a picnic and generally having a magical adventure.
Emma LWe had driven through the town of Lyndhurst earlier in the day and made a note to stop off on our way back to our holiday cottage in Lymington, not least because of the large number of New Forest ponies we had seen just on the outskirts of the town.
FayeJoin Lucy, our south Devon property manager, on a tour of her favourite places to eat in Brixham.
Lucy MorrisLearn Stonehenge facts by visiting Stonehenge Visitor Centre and marvel in the ancient history of the English landscape.
Becky ByeAs galleries go, this one is a stunner, the impressive looking building just a few steps from Porthmeor beach and as such commands excellent views. You’ll also find a great program of events, exhibitions and workshops on year-round.
Abby DriverSouth Hams is one of the most beautiful areas in Devon. It’s got everything for dogs: beaches, hills, woods, streams and pretty villages.
Philip EleyExmoor towns and landscape, a look at where to go and why.
Katie ChownConsidering it wasn't our location of choice we really surprised ourselves with how enjoyable it was and would highly recommend a visit.
FayeWith the children back at school it is safe for the parents and grandparents to get out into the world unhindered; this might be the perfect time for a romantic getaway, just the two of you on a Dorset escape.
Becky ByeIf you need a few cobwebs blowing away then this is the place to go for a dog walk in Cornwall.
B HutchingsIf you’re looking for somewhere traditional, cosy and with views to swoon over for days, look no further. Situated smack bang on the coastal path, it would be rude not to pop in The Paris Hotel, a dog-friendly pub in Cornwall.
Abby DriverAs the colder months draw in, and golden and red hues fill the trees then empty over the paths as we head through winter, there’s nothing quite like gathering the family for a stroll through the countryside. Embrace the fresh air, wrap up warm and soak in the beauty of Somerset on these ten autumn walks.
Kylie BartonThe Helford River is an absolutely stunning part of Cornwall packed full of interesting wildlife, history and stories. So, get to know the river a bit better, and go on a Helford River Boat Tour.
Abby DriverPizza, cider and a sea view. For good food in Cornwall, The Stable in Newquay caters for everyone, from kids to vegans and it's right on the beach.
Abby DriverThere is a lot of culture and interest about the town if you only look beyond it’s quaint and quiet exterior.
Becky ByeIf you're heading to the Isle of Wight on holiday, you may well stop in Portsmouth - why not make a day of it?
Kylie BartonA hidden gem with calm waters and golden sands, perfect for a quiet afternoon out in the sunshine while on holiday on the Isle of Wight.
Liz ArnellDawlish is a seaside town in south east Devon with a gentle air of sophistication yet still a great place for traditional bucket and spade holidays. With both Dawlish and Dawlish Warren full of ideas for a fun break, here is my guide of things to do in Dawlish.
Philip EleyIf you’re after a coastal day out in Dorset, but fancy something a little more adventurous than Lyme Regis or Swanage, then Lulworth Cove is for you.
Becky ByePlymouth describes itself as Britain’s Ocean City. It is a vibrant, modern city with plenty of attractions and historic buildings, places to visit, things to do and see and lots of foody destinations.
Philip EleyA day out in Dorset would be far from complete without a trip to the seaside. Swanage is the best town on the Jurassic Coast for scenery.
Becky ByeFor a postcard perfect Cornish village, head to Mevagissey. This sweet fishing port on the south coast of Cornwall offers up buckets of old school charm and the freshest fish of your life.
Abby DriverPowderham castle is the home of the 19th Earl of Devon and he is one lucky fellow to live in such a great setting. Our first sight of the castle was over a bulrush-bordered lake and my children all exclaimed with wonder at the sight.
Philip EleyPainting outdoors can be both calming and exhilarating at the same time, making it good for the soul. But where are the best spots for artistic inspiration in Devon?
Philip EleyA visit to Tintagel in North Cornwall is like taking a pilgrimage to a peculiarly mythical land. The castle ruins perched high on the clifftop are the quintessence of one of the greatest legends that course throughout Cornwall’s history.
Deb SOne of the best things about holidaying in Dorset is long walks that end up in a cosy pub – and it’s just not the same if you don’t take your four-legged friend with you. Luckily we have some of the best dog-friendly cottages in Dorset.
Amanda TomlinWhen you think of a typical Cornish holiday, you probably won’t think of St Austell. But this historic town is well worth a wander and offers plenty of things to do as well as fantastic access to some of the best beaches in the whole county.
Abby DriverKingsbridge is an attractive market town in its own right, but it is most often seen as a good base from which to explore the spectacular surrounding area of South Hams.
Philip EleyTeignmouth has the nostalgic charm of a Victorian seaside town, with its pier, lido and large houses, but there’s a lot more to this interesting town than that, so here’s my guide to things to do in Teignmouth.
Philip EleyCharlestown is immediately recognisable to fans of Poldark as the harbour in the series. The joy of it as a location is that they’ve hardly had to change much at all.
Philip EleyYou really wonder at the enterprise and sheer foolishness of building a stately home on a huge chuck of rock 500 meters out to sea
Philip EleyKingsand and Cawsand are twin seafront villages on The Rame Peninsula in Cornwall. They have a rich fishing (and smuggling!) heritage and you can still spot the old fish cellars and stores along the coast.
Abby DriverWhen on holiday, consider a slightly different point of view. Grab a blanket, a bottle of wine and come and check out the latest in night-time activities.
Lizzie HeatherWalk your way around the county, with your four-legged friend in tow (or way ahead of you)
Sian PicklesTheatre really comes into its own when it’s performed on the road. Each summer in Cornwall, a myriad of makeshift stages spring up all over the county – some providing seating, but many simply on the beach or a patch of grass on which to spread your blanket. It’s an experience not to be missed.
Sadie PhillipsNo sounds of worldly toil ascending there Mar the full burst of prayer
Molly and the PrincessIt began to rain, and then it began to pour. The wind started gusting. Backdrops blew over and props flew away. The players had to grip their costumes to themselves and shout to be heard over the whistle of wind in their mics. But there can be no better place in the world to experience Shakespeare.
Danielle Charles-DaviesSomerset may have some watery woes, but there is plenty of high ground to shout our support of this beautiful county from!
Anna HThe pick of things to do, places to see, food to eat on the western tip of Cornwall by people who have been born there or as good as.
Peter Kirby