While away a weekend in the New Forest with its roaming ponies, luxurious country house hotels and beautiful wooded landscapes.

Trundle off on the ultra luxurious Royal Scotsman train and be blown away by the magnificent views gliding past you.

One of the UK & Ireland’s most ancient sites, the striking standing stones of Callinish, thought to be a calendar system based on the moon, date from around 2900 BC. You’ll find them on the Isle of Lewis which is part of the Outer Hebrides. 

Sail down the Kennet and Avon waterway on a 1920s Thames River Launch at Bath's Royal Crescent hotel.

World famous and a central part of Irish folklore, the Giant’s Causeway can be found on County Antrim on Ireland’s wild North East coast. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the impressive geological formation is over 50 millions years old and is made up of over 40,000 basalt columns.

England is home to some of the most beautiful countryside in the UK & Ireland. Quintessentially English scenes of rolling green hills, wooded copses, fields of flowers can be found all over the country.

From your base in Fort William climb Ben Nevis, the highest peak in the British Isles.

No trip to the Scottish Highlands is complete without a visit to one of the country’s most striking, and most celebrated, castles, Eileen Donan. 

Located just outside Ascot, Berkshire, and set within 240 acres of private parkland, Coworth Park is an established country retreat with an array of outdoor activities, but situated just 45 minutes from central London.

No other country in the UK & Ireland is quite so beautiful to journey across as Scotland. Whether you’re travelling by train or by car, make sure to take in some majestic natural landscapes.