7 Stunning Landscape Spots in the UK
Top 7 Locations to Find Dreamlike Landscapes in the UK
The UK is known to have some of the exciting and gorgeous landscapes in the world. Here, you get to witness rugged coastlines, lakes, windswept moorland, breathtaking countryside, etc.
So, if you are looking to explore some of the best landscapes in the UK, make sure you have explored the mentioned places.
Mayfield Lavender, Banstead
Mayfield Lavender was set in 2006 to restore the historical lavender industry in the region, it really took off during 18th and 19th centuries. Covering an area of 25-acre, it is an organic field of lavender on the North Surrey Downs. A short drive from London will take you to this amazing and fragrant place. During the summers, the fields are bursting with enticing scent and gorgeous colours, certainly a great place to enjoy a leisure stroll with that special someone.
If you are arriving from a public transport, make sure you have taken 166 bus from Epsom. Here you will also find a nursery and a shop. At the nursery, they grow and sell a wide variety of lavender plants. They also stock beautiful decorative garden accessories such as – seasonal planters, hand made garden windmills, and ornaments for the garden and outdoor parties.
Oddicombe Beach, Devon
This is one of the gorgeous beaches in the UK and it is ideal for all ages. If you are looking to have a relaxing day out with your family members then you can visit the beach. Young people can enjoy paddling and other various watersports. The beach is easily accessible through a steep road or you can also take the Babbacombe Cliff Railway.
The best thing about the beach is that it is open throughout the year. The beach also has all the necessary facilities including – car parking, first aid facility, deckchairs, restaurants, cafes, shops, toilets, etc. While you are at this beach, you can also visit nearest attractions such as Babbacombe – 0.36 miles, Babbacombe Downs – 0.36 miles, and Babbacombe Model Village Torquay – 0.32 miles.
Dunnottar Castle, Scotland
Covering an area of 3.5 acres, this is one of the breathtaking castles in the UK and the castle sits on a cliff that rises to 160 feet in height. Its spectacular surroundings make this castle more appealing & picturesque. Dunnottar Castle has played a pivotal role in the Scottish history. The castle has a unique amalgamation of looks and historical significance, every year thousands of tourists come from different parts of the world to witness this awesome castle.
You can also host a wedding ceremony at this idyllic and enchanting castle. Its stunning clifftop views and iconic castle in the backdrop offers a picture-perfect ambience. One thing that makes this castle interesting is the fact that its outstanding location has been used several times on the silver screen.
Snowdonia National Park, Wales
Snowdonia National Park is known for its natural beauty and stunning scenery and it is named after a mountain called Snowdown. The park is also known as Eryi by Welsh, this means the place of the eagles. Covering 838 sq. miles, it is one of the beautiful natural parks in Wales. It is also a favourite place for all those who love hiking, cycling and climbing.
Whether you are coming here to enjoy pulse rating activities or you just want to admire the beautiful mountains, forests filled with hazel trees, ash & oak, lakes, and rivers, Snowdonia National Park will not disappoint you. But, the mountains are not the only reason why people visit this enchanting landscape. You can find beautiful waterfalls, valleys, river gorges as well.
Cornwall, England
Near about a third of Cornwall is defined as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and it includes some remarkable coast, river valleys, and rugged uplands. Travel towards the south coast, you will come across multi-coloured cliffs, picture-perfect fishing villages, and tiny coves. The AONB also contains the broad area of Camel Estuary and heath plateau of the Lizard Peninsula, and high open sweep of Bodmin Moor.
The AONB also protects various other natural and historical sites. The Lizard, with its multifaceted geology, is a popular National Nature Reserve and River Fal is a well-known drowned estuary complex and both of them are a must visit. The AONB has no huge settlements but comprises of villages such as – Polperro, Tintagel, St Keverne, and Mevagissey, and small towns like Fowey and St Just.
Isles of Islay, Scotland
It is the southernmost island of Inner Hebrides offering beautiful coastline scenery and if you are lucky you also get to see paddling cows as well. Travel towards the west, the islands of Lewis and Harris are known to have gorgeous beaches, the Bronze age of Callanish rich in beautiful landscape offers a perfect opportunity for nature photography.
Swaledale, Yorkshire
Reaching Swaledale in Yorkshire, you will be mesmerised by the geometric designs of the dry stone walls. While you are here, you get to explore a wide variety of tourist attractions and the nearby areas. The Dales Trail will introduce you to the splendid beauty of Upper Swaledale and Arkengarthdale. You can also take a drive through the beautiful villages to witness the stunning scenery and get familiar with the history of the area as well.
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