Located on the Jurassic Coast, Durdle Door is a unique rock formation in the county of Dorset.
Also located in the county of Dorset, Old Harry Rocks is another breathtaking area you won’t want to miss.
The city of Bath is aptly named, since it started out as a thermal spa more than 2,000 years ago. It’s home to many relics from centuries past as well as many modern thermal baths, including the Thermae Bath Spa.
Cheese lovers will probably be tempted to stop by the village of Cheddar, where cheddar cheese originated, for some gourmet tastings. If you do go there, don’t forget to visit Cheddar Gorge.
The beautiful and pristine cliffs of Botany Bay are nestled in the county of Kent, facing the North Sea. It’s the perfect place to explore the sea bed at low tide.
Considered one of the most beautiful castles in England, Leeds Castle started out as a fortress during the Norman Conquest before being turned into a royal residence.
Thanks to its well-preserved medieval quarter, the university town of Canterbury is a perfect destination for tourists.
The Cotswolds villages look like something straight out of an Agatha Christie novel. And if you want to be instantly transported to another era, Castle Combe is one area you won’t want to miss.