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First british Nuclear bomb was partially assembled here.

Visiting Anglesey with my cockapoo was an absolute delight! The island's natural beauty is breathtaking, offering picturesque landscapes that left us in awe. The dog-friendly beaches were a standout, allowing my furry companion to frolic in the waves and enjoy the sandy shores. The warm and welcoming locals made the experience even more memorable, always ready with pet-friendly suggestions and charming conversations. Anglesey's historic sites, such as the enchanting Beaumaris Castle, provided a fascinating glimpse into the past and made our exploration truly enjoyable. The island's tranquility, coupled with its diverse range of outdoor activities, ensured an unforgettable vacation for both me and my beloved cockapoo. Anglesey undoubtedly ranks high on the list of must-visit destinations for pet-friendly adventures!

A very interesting place this, lots of viking and monk history. Be aware of the tides and crossing time if you're walking or driving across. It can get busy so be aware if you are looking to eat and drink on the island and time you'll need.

Portsmouth such an amazing city to visit with so much history over 800 years and is considered to be the home of the Royal Navy and is home to two-thirds of the UK's surface fleet. The city is home to some famous ships, including HMS Warrior, the Tudor carrack Mary Rose and Horatio Nelson's flagship, HMS Victory (the world's oldest naval ship still in commission) along with this has great views over the Solent towards the Isle of Wight, ramparts dating back to Henry Viii and for so many men who leaft this port for the D Day landing a must if your ever in the south of England.

A quiet place with a museum that shows times in the past , and a restaurant.Views over the Atlantic that are worth the journey

I had the pleasure of visiting Project Trust a while back. Coll is a beautiful island, you can explore freely and I thoroughly enjoyed meeting the residents that lived there. Being from a more urban way of life, spending time in this environment is a humbling and relaxing experience. It’s a must!

This was the first stop on our whirlwind two days on Orkney a few summers ago. We raced there on the recommendation of the Tourist Information Office and weren't disappointed. Beautiful coastal scenery combined with the Viking remains provided a great location for a walk and picnic.As the island is only accessible at low tide, make sure you check the tide times in order to plan your visit.

Not a lot here. This is a place of work or to explore nature.

Wonderful place to visit, mostly free parking. Beautiful walks, friendly locals, good pubs, Chesil chippie supplies lovely fish & chips, pizza van in the car park was nice, a dog friendly cafe is just off the roundabout, lovely coffee & exquisite cakes & biscuits.One of my go-to places for a weekend in the campervan.

Great country, lovely people especially in the Southwest and the north, not so sure about London, too many people rushing around. Lots to see many great buildings, sculptures and museums for vistors. Beautiful coastlines and country side all over GB. Dorset, Devon and Cornwall are great for summer tourists. There are plenty of National parks and nature reserves if you love your wildlife. Unlike most of Europe we don't kill our songbirds so plenty to see. Great walking/hiking holidays available all over the British Isles. The list is endless so if your looking for a great vaccation come and visit us.