With its 11 areas labeled “exceptional natural beauty”, its 4 UNESCO heritage sites and its 2 national parks, the southwest of England is a region of remarkable calm and tranquility .
Endowed with an important cultural and natural heritage , this long peninsula is known for its unique megalithic site in the world , both extraordinary and mysterious, Stonehenge, but also for its Victorian-style spa resort Highly appreciated by the Romans thousands of years ago, the world-famous hot waters flow at over 46 degrees and seduce with their therapeutic virtues.
Halfway between Brittany, Scotland and Ireland, the landscapes of the region are surprising.
Between the wild expanses and the exceptional fauna and flora of the parks of Exmoor and Dartmoor, the thatched and half-timbered cottages, as well as the countless beaches and steep cliffs of Cornwall, this region with its Celtic identity fascinates. It is also here, on the 185 million year old Jurassic Coast, that you will find Lulworth Cove and the famous rock arch , one of the most photographed arches in the world!
Finally, the large cities of the peninsula such as Salisbury, Bath, Bristol... also offer other opportunities for exciting cultural, historical and architectural discoveries.
Enjoy the tea time ceremony in one of the many traditional tea rooms in the region and don't miss out on a tasting of cider , a flagship English drink, mainly produced in the South-West! Surfing enthusiasts, for their part, will enjoy the waves of Newquay, a town recognized as the United Kingdom's premier surfing destination !