The Headland Way is a stunning walk along chalk cliffs with a beach walk at either end. The route connects the seaside towns of Bridlington and Filey and passes close to the villages of Sewerby, Flamborough, Bempton, Buckton and Speeton.
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Trevose Head is a headland on the Atlantic coastline of Northern Cornwall. It is 5 miles west of Padstow and 13 miles north of Newquay.
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The small beach at Pentire Steps is hidden away just north of the more famous Bedruthan Steps. There are many fabulous beaches in Cornwall but this has got to be one of the most photogenic.
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Restormel Castle is located above the valley of the river Fowey. The picturesque ruins are all that is left of a luxurious castle that used to belong to Edward of Woodstock, the eldest son of Edward III
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Saltwick Bay is a north-east facing bay on the Yorkshire Coast just a couple of miles south of Whitby. Outside of the summer season, it can be quite a lonely windswept place.
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Mawgan Porth is about 4 miles from Newquay and it has a beautiful sandy beach sheltered by high cliffs on each side.
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Tintagel the mythical Cornish fortress sits on a headland that is almost an island, and is accessed via a footbridge.
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Duggleby Howe or Howe Hill is one of the largest round barrows in Britain. It sits above the village of Duggleby on the southern side of the Great Wold Valley, just next to the B1253 and close to the source of the Gypsey Race.
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The tumulus at Fox Hill is a round barrow situated in farmland just off the A614 between Nafferton and Burton Agnes in East Yorkshire.
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The Avebury Stone Circle was built around 2500 BC. It now surrounds the village of Avebury in Wiltshire. Although the stones used are smaller than those at nearby Stonehenge, the circle itself is wider.
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