If you are looking for a cultural holiday then the east coast of England offers a whole host of attractions and events to plan into your time away.

Organising a large family holiday can be difficult. Different people will have different tastes and there are so many choices it can be tough to decide. You probably lead a busy life and just getting round to agreeing a destination is hard work.

Around 45% of Dorset has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty – a status that recognises the beauty and importance of this wonderful landscape.

A place of ancient legends and mystery, rugged coastline and quirky buildings, Cornwall has more than its fair share of curious heritage attractions.

Nestled along the River Dart between the two coastal towns of Paignton (2.8 miles) and Brixham (3.1 miles), the quaint and historical village of Galmpton offers an enviable spot for soaking up the year-round delights of Torbay and Devon.

When holidaying as a group or large family, it’s important there is something for everyone during your time away.

The world might only have 7 wonders, but North Devon has 8.

There are some great holiday cottages ideal for getting people together and holding the perfect family reunion.  Are you going on holiday together because you just want a family gathering or is it to celebrate a significant date?

Families love holidays in Dorset and many return year after year, simply because there are so many wonderful things to do. From water sports and fossil hunting to excellent beaches and stunning heritage sites, here are just a few of the things your family can enjoy during a visit to Dorset

It’s a well-known fact that Cornwall is the home of surfing in the UK. At over four hundred miles, the Cornish coast is the longest continuous coastline in the country, more than 150 miles of which is Heritage Coast.