England
in United Kingdom

The English countryside is one of life’s great pleasures. Think roaring fireplaces, long pub lunches, rolling green hills and tiny villages with old stone houses and excellent bakeries. From the polished charm of the Cotswolds to the wilder coastlines of Cornwall and Devon, it is a landscape best explored slowly. We love it for its sense of calm, beautiful simplicity and the endless feeling that somewhere lovely is always just around the corner.

The mountainous Lake District, found in the north-west of England, has long drawn crowds of eager fell walkers, climbers, and hikers keen to tackle some of the region’s most challenging yet remarkable mountains and ridges. Rocky crags jut out from green, bracken-covered hills; swimmable cold-water ponds sit among vast lakes and waterfalls, while clusters of slate-roofed villages can be found tucked into the various valleys. Beyond the exploring, there’s a host of countryside inns, restaurants, bottle shops, and locally beloved pubs, ready for when you take off your boots and need to rest your well-walked legs.

Running along the Scottish border is Northumberland where the untouched landscapes and national parks make for the ideal non-touristy escape. Grab your walking boots, binoculars and a few warm layers for the historical castles, waterfalls and captivating coastline awaits!

No matter where you go in the UK, you're bound to find something beautiful, but a place we find particularly bewitching is South East England. It's the perfect blend of bucolic landscapes and historic charm. South East England, here we come!

To imagine anywhere more ethereal than South West England is to imagine a world we've never seen. Stunning coastlines hug verdant, rolling countryside in this beautiful part of 'The Motherland'.