So yeah,

we're going to there on holiday this summer for 2 weeks, riding with the car through the country :rolleyes:

Now we are planning what to visit and I was wondering if you guys know places you have to see when you are there :)

 

All the tips are welcome :nice:

 

Edit:

Because of the question 'What South?' Here are the place we stay in a B&B for the night.

 

-Brighton

-Salisbury

-Weymouth

-Exeter (Crediton)

-Falmouth

-Lynmouth

-Bristol

-Oxford

-Brighon

-London (near Greenwich)

 

 

Well I hope this helps you all better :)

Are you going to travel through the whole of Britain, or just through the South?

 

I can only help you with the North really. I've only ever been to London, Oxford and Silverstone.

no we stay in the South

I think the most to North placed place we go is Oxford

What are you looking for exactly?

there's lots of nice beaches at places like Bournemouth where I've been on holiday but I'm not really an expert as I live in the North aswell :P

South....South what? There's always Devon, where Chris hails from lol.

 

I'd always vote Isle of Wight- really south!

oh I'll say that to my mum :)

well I'm looking for places you don't find in tourist folders and other stuff or places you say I have to visit

^Isle of Wight is beautiful :heart:

think you can catch a ferry from Portsmouth :thinking:

South....South what? There's always Devon, where Chris hails from lol.

 

I'd always vote Isle of Wight- really south!

 

We're going through Sussex, Kent, Devon and and then the way back to the boat

Yeah I got my parents that far to visti Exester :cheesy:

 

Nah we're not going the Isle :( even I wanted to

Well I'm sure you'll have a good time I always do when I go to Devon :nice:

yeah I also think it'll be great

sleeping every time somewhere else in another B&B :wacky:

I can't wait untill we leave

Sissinghurst Castle, given you're into beautiful gardens.

^thanks for that :)

yeah I also think it'll be great

sleeping every time somewhere else in another B&B :wacky:

I can't wait untill we leave

 

Sounds good! We stayed in an amazing B&B when we went to Silverstone. It was on a farm and the people were lovely and so helpful. The food was great too.

^that makes me even more exited

Leeds Castle in Kent, Brighton Pier, Winchester Castle, and I never miss a trip to St Mary's Stadium. :D

Stonehenge :awesome:

The home of Fawlty Towers (Torquay)! :cool:

Stonehenge :awesome:

 

Only if the A303 roadworks are finished by the time you reach this area :P

Winchester is a nice city to visit, got some good history going back to the roman times

You lucky ! :whip:

 

 

:disappointed:

 

:nice:

You lucky ! :whip:

 

 

:disappointed:

 

:nice:

 

What living in an area which has 5 major sets of roadworks going on, with another 2 sets to start in the next couple months :P

Winchester is a nice city to visit, got some good history going back to the roman times

 

And you can stay at the First In Last Out B&B, as featured on this week's Hotel Inspector........................ :rolleyes:

 

Of course, you could also visit David!:P

The home of Fawlty Towers (Torquay)! :cool:

Nice place but some of the people not so much :blank:

Thanks for that.

Leeds Castle in Kent, Brighton Pier, Winchester Castle, and I never miss a trip to St Mary's Stadium. :D

Oh that sounds awesome, we got a B&B in Brighton (maybe I should post where we sleep that would make it easier for you guys :thinking:)

Stonehenge :awesome:

 

That's already on our list but thanks :)

The home of Fawlty Towers (Torquay)! :cool:

 

Well I think I should watch that serie :dozey:

My mum wants to know where in Torquay :nice:

Only if the A303 roadworks are finished by the time you reach this area :P

 

Roadworks? Do you know when the are finished?

Winchester is a nice city to visit, got some good history going back to the roman times

 

We pass there so I'll ask for a visit :cool:

You lucky ! :whip:

 

 

:disappointed:

 

:nice:

 

Yeah I know,

I'm a bad person :embarrassed:

Sorry for making you jaleous :hug: