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Relax on the beach at the foot of the Down, build sandcastles on the beach aor visit Cove Café for an afternoon treat! Venture to the top of the Down and take the exhilarating 1.5 mile walk along Somerset’s greatest natural pier. At the top of the 97m high Down you are able to look out over the Bristol Channel towards south Wales and over the Somerset Levels so make sure to bring a camera! Discover the site of a Roman temple and explore the Palmerston Fort.

With so many myths and legends to discover, Glastonbury Tor is one of the most spiritual sites in the country, with its pagan values still celebrated today! As well as all the history to uncover such as executions and 15th century church remains, the tor is also a fantastic spot for walking and picnics. With incredible views over the Isle of Avalon, Glastonbury and Somerset.

Let Bristol Aquarium transports you and your family and friends on a spectacular undersea safari. Wander through the Underwater Tunnel to watch fascinating marine life swim over your head.   Home to a mix of tropical fish from around the world, as well as many that are native to the UK’s waters, all in naturally-themed habitats designed to inspire a deeper understanding and appreciation of the natural world.

A dry river valley, it is believed to owe its existence to a former extension of the East Lyn River which now meets the sea at Lynmouth. Situated on the dramatic North Devon and Exmoor coastline, the Valley of Rocks boasts some of England’s highest sea cliffs. Climb up Castle Rock and experience the feeling of being on top of the world as you gaze across the Bristol Channel.

With over 250 amusements and games to play, a range of thrilling rides, and a choice of attractions including an amazing two level, 300 metre indoor Go-Kart track & soft play area.

Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the foot of the Mendip Hills, Cheddar Gorge is a haven for climbers and hikers, as well visitors on the hunt for some breathtaking scenery. If you’re a sporty type, then there are so many different bouldering challenges and walking routes to explore; all offering incredible views of Somerset.

Just 8 miles away from Cheddar Gorge is Wookey Hole, a historic village that boasts a famous network of caves, caverns and attractions. Fun for all the family, and an ideal activity on a rainy day, we highly recommend dropping in to Wookey if you’re around the Mendip Hills!

The medieval city of Wells is packed full of stunning architecture and monuments, heritage, culture, independent shops, and markets… all just waiting to be discovered! With over 300 listed buildings, stroll through the cobbled streets and absorb all the history, pop in to local shops to see the local crafts and arts on offer, and try the region’s traditional food and drink in the many cafes, pubs and tearooms.