Destination Guides 199

As far as British holiday destinations go, Suffolk is one of the most rewarding and underrated. Picturesque, well-connected and coastal, the county combines stunning landscapes with a host of historic villages. Despite all this – possibly due to its perceived out-of-the-way location on the map – Suffolk’s pull hasn’t always been widely felt outside the boundaries of East Anglia.

A Starling Murmuration is often described as one of the most breathtaking, natural sights to be witnessed in the UK.
If visiting Derbyshire between November – February a starling murmuration can be witnessed each evening near the Cavendish Mill in Stoney Middleton, Derbyshire.

Cornwall, land of myth and legend, is steeped in history, rich in culture, has provided inspiration to artists, poets and writers for centuries, and even has its own language. With its mild climate and varied landscape, for many years it has been one of the favourite tourist destinations in England, attracting both domestic and international visitors.

Within Cumbria lies England’s largest national park – the Lake District – with over 16 lakes, numerous waterfalls and 885 square miles of stunning scenery to explore.