19 Places In The UK That Are So Beautiful, I Can't Believe They're Real
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We're only halfway through the year, but 2020 has been a lot. So if you're dreaming about your future travel plans, why not look a little closer to home and add these places to your bucket list!
🚨 This goes without saying, but wherever you are, be sure to follow government guidelines and use your common sense before making any plans. 🚨
1. Halnaker, West Sussex.
This charming path looks like the perfect spot for a teddy bear's picnic, don't you think?
2. Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales.
You could tell me this was located on a remote tropical island, and I'd believe you.
3. Kynance Cove, The Lizard, Cornwall.
Look how clear the sea is! Plus, you already know that anywhere with "Lizard" in its name is gonna be pretty cool.
4. Snowdonia National Park, Wales.
Watching the sun rise from the highest mountain in England and Wales? Don't mind if I do.
5. Keswick, Cumbria.
This looks like something straight out of a spring water ad.
6. St Ives, Cornwall.
We're both thinking it – who needs Malibu when you've got Cornwall. Look at those blues!
7. Argyll and Hebrides, Scotland Highlands.
I've not seen Lord of the Rings, but I imagine this is the perfect setting to re-enact your favourite scenes.
8. Castlerigg Stone Circle, Cumbria.
Cumbria clearly has a lot to offer – these stones are from the Bronze Age!!!
9. Aurora Borealis, Shetland Islands, Scotland.
Who knew you could see the northern lights from British soil?!
10. Loch Rusky, Scotland.
Imagine how peaceful it would be to watch the sunset here, as your rowing boat floated over the loch's lily pads.
11. Little Venice, West London.
As you can see from this picturesque photo, this canal is named after the City of Water for good reasons.
12. Old Man Of Storr, Isle Of Skye, Scotland.
I don't know about you, but I really want to recreate the opening scene of The Sound of Music here.
13. Tresco Island, The Isles of Scilly, Cornwall.
Barbados who? I'm not suggesting we all go there en masse, but Cornwall is top tier, guys.
14. Pistyll Rhaeadr, Powys, Wales.
Everything about this waterfall is just mesmerising.
15. Dean Village, Edinburgh, Scotland.
This looks like something straight out of a storybook!
16. Fingal's Cave, Staffa, Scotland.
This bewitching cave might look like it was designed by an architect, but it was made from lava!
17. Plockton, Lochalsh, Scotland Highlands.
Who knew Scotland had palm trees, eh?
18. Portmeirion, Gwynedd, North Wales.
It may not be in Scotland, but I'm getting strong Ballamory vibes from this town.
19. The Dark Hedges, County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
This looks as forbidden as it does enchanting, and I love it!