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Sea air, sunsets and then some. Enjoy vibrant art scenes, explore bustling fishing villages and sample the freshest seafood.

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Outdoor adventurers

Grab the kids and get outside on one of our family adventure holidays in England’s great outdoors. From llama trekking to learning to surf, there are family activity holidays with plenty to challenge all ages.

Cities uncovered

Get under the skin of England's cities and explore quirky cultural quarters and vintage hangouts. Discover artistic treasures, urban oddities and get behind-the-scenes of city culture.

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England's most romantic spots

From the legendary to the literary and the dramatic to the unusual, England is packed with romantic things to do - whether it's escaping to a 14th century castle, a foodie break in the county or relaxing in a spa at twilight.

Access for all

From romantic getaways to painting the town red, England offers great short breaks for everyone, including disabled travellers and those with access needs. Plan your accessible short break with our handy guides.

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