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The Cotswolds offers visitors and guests to our luxury cottages throughout the region the chance to explore some quintessentially English country villages, full of thatched cottages, village ponds and friendly, welcoming pubs and inns. It’s no surprise that this is the part of the country that inspired the Bard himself – so . Most are available all year round, making The Cotswolds an ideal destination for spring and autumn breaks, as well as summer holidays. So here is our guide to things to do in the Cotswolds.

Days out in the Peak District are an opportunity to explore the wide-open spaces or the more quirky side of this fascinating region. So here are a few that we’ve picked out that are a little out of the ordinary for you to discover when you stay at one of our luxury cottages.

Cornwall – the land of myth and legend, of King Arthur and his knights, the mysterious Men-an-Tol and the remote, wild beauty of Bodmin Moor. The far tip of England has been a popular draw for visitors for centuries, and today there are plenty of things to see and do for modern guests staying at one of our many luxury cottages in Cornwall. If you’re looking for interesting things to do and days out in Cornwall then we have a few suggestions for you that will let you explore the heritage, culture and some of those legends too!

Cumbria’s Lake District is an outdoor adventure lover’s paradise. From hiking and cycling through to more strenuous activities such as climbing, kayaking and quad biking; if you love the outdoors you’ll love the Lakes. All year round there is plenty to keep everyone of all ages busy, no matter how much energy you have! Here are a few suggestions for things to do in the Lake District.

Visiting Norfolk this autumn? Here’s just a taste of what’s on in Norfolk this Autumn