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Why book a Red Hot Rental in the UK?
The UK has some fantastic holiday destinations and we have carefully chosen some of the best. We focus in a few key areas knowing these are the top UK destinations for a holiday rental.
Devon & Cornwall
Devon & Cornwall has some of the best beaches in the UK with lots of rolling hills and green countryside. Small villages provide a great atmosphere with small pubs and restaurants, tea houses and local shops to keep you busy exploring. With over 350 kilometres of coastline, one of the best ways to enjoy Cornwall & Devon is by walking the South West Coast Path - Britain's longest National Trail.
You are never far from the sea, from historic fishing villages to sophisticated resort towns and over 400 beaches to choose from. Unspoiled, uncrowded and wild in places, Cornwall & Devon are full of beauty. The mild climate brings spring flowers bursting to life with warm sunny days long into autumn. Fill your day with a walk on the moors, lunch in a village pub, or an afternoon spotting wildlife in wooded valleys. Conquer the challenge of Cornwall's highest peak, Brown Willy on Bodmin Moor or follow the 65 kilometers of the Two Moors Way linking the two National Parks of Dartmoor and Exmoor. Sail the coastline, jump on your surf board or simply paddle in the clear waters of sheltered coves.
Whatever your sport, walking, cycling, golf, horseriding, or watersports, Devon & Cornwall can provide the perfect setting for activities, all year round.
Cumbria
Formed from the old counties of Cumberland, Westmorland, and part of North Lancashire, now England's second largest county in size. Inside is the Lake District National Park, an area some 30 miles across, containing England's highest mountains (four over 3000 ft), and some of England’s biggest lakes.
The Lake District is the largest of the United Kingdom's National Parks, and contains 16 lakes, more than 150 high peaks, with four over 3000 feet (the only mountains in England), (including England's highest mountain, Scafell Pike - 3206 ft).
There are six National Nature Reserves, 100 sites of Special Scientific Interest, over 50 dales, and some four hundred towns, villages and hamlets within its 885 square miles of breathtaking countryside.