PoB Hotels has launched PoB Breaks, a series of immersive journeys covering everywhere from the Scottish Highlands to the Channel Island of Jersey

How well do you know Britain? Perhaps you’ve ticked off the main sites, dashing off to see Stonehenge, or snatching a weekend break at Hadrian’s Wall. But have you taken in Devon’s two coastlines and brace of national parks on the same trip? Or tried a Rutland Pippin (a bit like a pork pie but shaped like an apple) after cycling or walking some of the 23-mile trail around Rutland Water in Britain’s smallest county?

You may feel that you’ve ‘done’ Cornwall, the Cotswolds and Cumbria but why not tarry a while and discover new aspects of these destinations, enjoying the local culture, food and experiences as well as the honeypot sights?

To help you delve a little further into the wonders of our nation, PoB Hotels has launched PoB Breaks, a series of immersive journeys covering everywhere from the Scottish Highlands to the Channel Island of Jersey.

An interactive map on the PoB Hotels website lets you plan your adventure at your own pace. As well as showing PoB Hotels, with their great food and beautiful bedrooms, it details local activities and experiences, from coasteering in Wales to a sunset river cruise in the Dedham Vale, on the Essex/Suffolk border.

It’s easy to use – you just decide where you want to travel, then plan your route depending on how long you want to spend in each place. For some inspiration, take a look at the dozen curated breaks they’ve compiled. There’s something for everyone, whether you’re a foodie, spa lover, a culture vulture or want to get active in the big outdoors. You can follow the suggested itineraries in full or just use the segments you find most appealing, adding your own ideas to make your perfect road trip.

On your travels, by all means tick off the key sites, but take time to enjoy other experiences too. Go fishing at Scaling Dam Reservoir in the Yorkshire Moors before exploring Castle Howard or enjoy wine tasting at Gusbourne, one of the finest winemakers in Kent, after taking in the macabre history of Canterbury Cathedral.

Connecting with the locals is part of the adventure. So, in the pretty Cornish village of St Mawes, chat to the fishermen selling their catch at the quay as well as enjoying some of the freshest of seafood in a local restaurant. Or join a forager on the hunt for food growing in the wild in Perthshire and visit a smokehouse to find out more about the artisan craft.

PoB Breaks include details of the best time to visit as well, depending on whether you want to take in the Henley Regatta in June or to see the Scottish snowdrop festival from late January to early March.

Wherever you go, take your time and dare to dawdle – you see so much more when you live life in the slow lane.

pobhotels.com

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