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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.
County overviewThe coastal county of Ayrshire in south west Scotland is a rural, rich in history - including many sites linked to Robbie Burns and is studded with fantastic views, golf courses and countryside. The Isle of Arran, the largest island in the Firth of Clyde, is accessible from the mainland by ferry.
County overviewNorthamptonshire is centrally located in England, surrounded by eight other counties. Once known as the hunting county of “spires and squires” there are many stately homes and historic buildings to visit in the rolling countryside, which is also home to number of motorsport teams and venues.
County overview