Uk Tour: A Short Guide

By Author: Ellen Zoneth
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Living in a motorhome is such an exciting idea for a lot of people. However, some individuals can get a little uneasy thinking about staying on the road for endless nights. To know if a motorhome adventure is for you, all you’ve got to do is to try it. And the UK is such a great place to do that.

The UK is filled with lots of interesting, historical, and exciting places to see and explore. As a matter of fact, you can enjoy a good part of the country in as short as three weeks. There are simply a lot in store for both local and international tourists out here. From Bath to York, there’s something special for everyone to see and enjoy.

Start your journey on a trip to Ivinghoe and visit the Town Farm. Ivinghoe is a good place to freshen up and get ready for your long journey ahead. From there, you’ll be within striking distance to the Stonehenge. The Stonehenge a very famous UK attraction and is only 102 miles away from Ivinghoe. You’ll drive for no more than 2 hours to get there.

From the Stonehenge, go straight to Salisbury city proper. Visit the Salisbury Cathedral, Longleat Safari, and Lymington. ...
... You can spend the night at the Coombe Caravan Park, Stonehenge Campsite, or the Summerlands Caravan Park while you’re there.

After a day at Salisbury, drive to Salcombe. In there you’ll find magnificent beaches offered against a range of exciting activities and a lot of beautiful sceneries. Visit Babbacombe and the Golden Hind Museum Ship. Then stay at the Bolberry House Farm for the night.

From South Devon you can drive toward St Austell in Cornwall for less than two hours. St Austell is a market town that also offers beach fun and lots of water sports. Visit the Eden Project and the Tintagel Castle while there. The Court Farm is a good place to stay the night at.

From Cornwall you should be ready to drive towards Bath. Going there will be a longer ride though, as you’ll spend a total of 3 hours and 16 minutes on the road. In Bath, you get to see lots of things such as the Wookey Hole Caves, Chedder Gorge, and the Jane Austen Centre. And be sure to stop by Thermae Bath Spa for some relaxation. After all, the spas are what Bath is really famous for.

Author Bio:

Ellen has spent a year of her life in UK working with travel magazine. He is a writer by soul and has written many travel blogs about different different to tourist destination in UK. As per writers view, best way to enjoy holidays is to take motorhome hire in UK.