Britain and Ireland are the largest and second largest islands in Europe, so we have miles of great coastline which varies considerably along its length. Towering cliffs, sandy beaches, rugged peninsulars, hundreds of smaller islands.
There is also a huge variety of inland landscapes, from the flat marshlands of the east coast of England, through gentle rolling pastural hills of the southern counties to the wild beauty of the peaks and moors in the north. Likewise in Ireland, the scenery is ever changing as you move around the regions, with its own unique features such as the limestone pavemented Burren of County Clare. We can plan a route which will sample these diverse landscapes.

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