Destinations
From treacle-toned cottages in the Cotswolds to writers’ retreats overlooking rugged moorland and lochs on the Isle of Skye, our unique homestay locations redefine what it means to escape. Whether unplugging by the coast or scaling mountain peaks, this is your invitation to step away from the everyday, restore and reconnect.
Popular destinations in England
Cornwall
The UK’s most southwesterly peninsula is renowned for its sweeping beaches, craggy cliffs and miles of coastline that beckons surfers.
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Cumbria
A kaleidoscopic landscape that has inspired painters and poets for centuries, Cumbria’s towering fells offer views over lake-splashed valleys.
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Devon
Farm-to-fork restaurants showcasing the best of local produce, historic cliff railways, and fairytale castles; Devon has a checklist of charms.
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Dorset
With your homestay as a base, explore Dorset’s picturesque villages and endless green vistas, or beachcomb the Jurassic Coast for fossils.
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Somerset
Somerset’s flourishing art and food scene makes it a vibrant haven for creatives, not to mention its world-famous music festival.
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Suffolk
Pretty market towns, wild inland waterways, and historic landscapes make this coastal county idyllic for visiting weekenders.
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Sussex
Hugging the south coast with its rolling Downs and busy beaches, Sussex attracts city guests looking for easy access to the country.
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The Cotswolds
From honey-hued hamlets to countryside estates, the Cotswolds National Landscape is England´s storybook region.
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The Lake District
Mountains, valleys, and sparkling waters draw people to the Lakes for countryside rambles and lazy waterside picnics.
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Popular destinations in Scotland
Isle of Skye
Dramatic cliffs, glittering lochs, heather-cloaked moors and craggy mountains make this Scottish island a wildly beautiful destination.
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Loch Lomond
Close to Glasgow, Loch Lomond is one of the most renowned lakes in mainland Britain, offering water activities and scenic hikes nearby.
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Loch Rannoch
As one of Scotland’s most iconic stretches of water, this freshwater loch is a haven for native wildlife, and is far from major roads.
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Luskentyre Beach
With tropical sands and turquoise sea, it´s no wonder Hebridean Luskentyre has been named one of the best beaches in the UK.
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Perthshire
Perthshire is set within the scenic southern Highlands of Scotland, offering rugged hills, ancient forests, and peaceful lochs to explore.
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Popular destinations in Wales
Brecon Beacons
From crumbling castles to heather-cloaked mountains peppered with wildflowers, the Brecon Beacons are undeniably a walker’s paradise.
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Conwy
On the northern edge of Snowdonia, Conwy is a picturesque medieval market town filled with traditional Welsh inns and cwtch tearooms.
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Harlech
Mountains and sea magnificently collide at Harlech, an adventurer’s dream on the coastal edge of Snowdonia National Park.
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Isle of Anglesey
Wales´ largest island is a mixing pot of sweeping coastlines, Neolithic remains and unrivalled views over Snowdonia National Park.
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Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire in Wales captivates nature lovers, foodies and families alike with its mix of Victorian seaside towns and secluded coves.
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Snowdonia
Dramatic mountain peaks, coastal paths and world-renowned heritage sites; Wales’ northernmost National Park always delivers.
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All destinations in Ireland
County Cork
With its soaring mountain peaks, historic port towns and golden beaches, this county marks the start of the Wild Atlantic Way.
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County Kerry
Fronting the Atlantic Ocean, County Kerry’s driving routes traverse unspoilt wilderness, waterfalls and dramatic coastal scenes.
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County Monaghan
Known as the Drumlin County, this northern corner of Ireland is for travellers looking for a slower, more peaceful existence. In an undulating landscape of hills and lakes, ancient ruins, charming towns and a vibrant local culture are ready for exploration.
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County Westmeath
Dotted with lakes and steeped in folklore, this midland region in Ireland’s hidden heartlands will fill your days with hearty walks and pub food.
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