Our favourite land based spots for seal watching are Mutton Cove in Cornwall, Angel Bay in Wales and Ravenscar in Yorkshire. There are two types of seals found on the coasts of Britain. The large Atlantic grey seals (Halichoerus grypus)
12 miles (5 to 6 hours) A spectacular and strenuous circular walk following the South West Coast Path from St Ives to Zennor and then back to St Ives across ancient fields. This walk really is a walk of two
Visit the Wilverley Inclosure in the heart of the New Forest to immerse yourself in nature, and enjoy a relaxing walk through woodland.
Visit an unspoilt beach, an iron fort and a haven for seals…all within half an hour’s walk from West Pentire village
Mawgan Porth to the Bedruthan Steps (and back)
Cornwall’s historic one-day walk from the north to south coast. The route is part of the famous Camino de Santiago, the ever-popular medieval pilgrimage route to the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela in north west Spain.
A short three mile circular walk taking in the spectacular Portheras Cove beach, in Morvah West Penwith, Cornwall.
An abundance of wildlife of all kinds can be found along the coast, in the grasslands, mudflats, ponds, lagoons and salt marshses of this incredibly diverse area.
The Tall Trees Trail and the Blackwater Arboretum in the heart of the New Forest is a spectacular place to visit
A stunning and varied circular walk that offers spectacular views and the chance to visit one of Cornwall’s leading Sculpture park and gardens.