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Located off the south coast of England, holidays to the Isle of Wight have long been popular with tourists eager to discover the sandy beaches, imposing cliffs, charming promenades and rolling countryside. You won’t be short of things to do, with museums, galleries, glorious gardens and historic landmarks all within a short driving distance. Most popular attractions include the opulent Osborne House, Queen Victoria’s impressive holiday home, and The Needles chairlift, where you can soak up the very best views of the Isle of Wight’s most famous landmark. Get closer to nature with a countryside walk where there’s abundant wildlife and spectacular rolling landscapes, and be sure to learn about the Island’s fascinating fossil collection.

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Great Yarmouth is an all-time favourite seaside resort on the Norfolk Coast. The Marine Parade is the lively focal point of the seafront, packed with exciting attractions, amusements, inviting restaurants and, of course, traditional fish and chips shops. With a beautiful stretch of golden sands, this coastal resort is ideal if you’re looking for beach days, or, you can relax on the promenade in one of the many cafés. Not only does the town have an abundance of things to see and do, it’s a great base from which to explore the local surroundings; the beautiful Norfolk Broads is a designated National Park with over 125 miles of waterways, beautiful countryside and charming villages; shopping enthusiasts can enjoy some retail therapy in the historic city of Norwich; and the Grade II listed Somerleyton Hall is renowned as one of the finest Victorian Stately homes in the country.

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Known as one of the prettiest seaside towns in Wales, Tenby is a Victorian resort steeped in ancient history and surrounded by an imposing medieval stone wall. This small yet charming town boasts shops specialising in locally produced items, beautiful beaches, and many attractions including St Mary’s Church, St David's Cathedral, Carew Castle and Tenby Museum and Art Gallery. The colourful harbour is postcard worthy, and from here, visitors can enjoy a boat excursion to Caldey Island. Walking trails are also in abundance, with the Pembrokeshire Coast Path a firm favourite, or you can head further afield to the National Botanical Gardens of Wales and discover 400 acres of woodland, waterfalls and landscaped displays.

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Chollerford is an ideal place to discover the beauty of the Northumberland countryside. The village sits close to the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Northumberland National Park, and history is so close, with Hadrian's Wall and ancient Hexham both within a 10-minute drive. The market town of Hexham is a hidden gem of the north with plenty to discover, including the incredible abbey which is a Grade I listed building built in 674AD, independent shops, art galleries and theatres, and more than 30 eateries. Visitors can learn more about the town’s history at the Old Gaol Museum, and Chesters Roman Fort and Hadrian’s Wall is a must, where the remains of forts, towers and towns can be seen.