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Crossing the Tamar and going into Cornwall is almost like going to another country – and another time. The landscape is both romantic and rugged, and has been an inspiration for poets, writers and painters for generations.

Walking holidays in Britain are a healthy and invigorating way to discover the nation’s countryside. Few counties though have as much picturesque coastal scenery as Devon, and bracing walks along cliff sides and beaches may be just what the doctor ordered. Fortunately Devon’s entire coastline is covered by the South West Coast Path, so there are plenty of marked trails and resources that will help you to get the most out of your time there.

There are so many things to do in Devon it can be hard to choose where to go while on holiday. Here are ten of the best to help you decide.

Dorset’s coastline and rich countryside has been a location for many films, including The French Lieutenant’s Woman and Far from the Madding Crowd. The area has plenty to see, from beautiful Blue Flag beaches to sites of historic interest.

The ancient kingdom of East Anglia forms that easily-identifiable ‘hump’ on England’s east side. It offers a range of holidays for those wishing to holiday on home turf and get to know their country a little better.