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Cornwall sits proudly on the South West tip of England and welcomes millions of visitors a year seeking to get away from it all and enjoy their holidays. The county has 300 miles of coastline and is a peninsula of sweeping beaches, moss covered river valleys and beautiful moorland finishing at the world famous Land’s End – head there for a unique sign-post photo opportunity. Lizard Point is the most southerly point in Britain and is a great place to explore – don’t miss the valley of the River Helford.
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Lothian & Fife on the east coast of Scotland has a varying landscape with incredible views. Fife, also known as the Kingdom of Fife- is home to the dynamic Lomond Hills which lead down to peaceful fishing villages and scenic beaches along the coastline. Across the water, Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital, sits between East and West Lothian. A vibrant city humming with activity, its museums, monuments, and many castles hint at the rich history for which it has earned recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Devon in the South West of England is a popular tourist destination with millions of visitors a year heading to the county that boasts 450 miles of beaches and cliffs spread across its northern and southern coastlines. Relax in Devon and explore the mixture of stunning coast scenery and rolling moorland. Take your time to find peace and tranquility in the wide open spaces underneath the big skies. If you are seeking a more lively break then head for the popular resorts of Bideford in the North or the picturesque South coast harbour towns of Brixham, Paignton and Torquay, known as the English Riviera.
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