Which British holiday destination deserves the top spot? Rank your favourites!

Few places in Britain can match the raw, untamed beauty of the Scottish Highlands. Whether you're tackling Glencoe or staring across Loch Ness waiting for something that never appears, it feels genuinely far from the everyday.

The Cotswolds remains the postcard version of England that everyone secretly wants to live in. Expect cream teas, impossibly pretty high streets, and the quiet satisfaction of a long walk between market towns.

Cornwall has built an almost mythical status as Britain's go-to escape, and for good reason. Between the surf beaches of Newquay and the art scene in St Ives, there's something here that keeps people coming back year after year.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the spiritual home of the British walking holiday, the Lake District rewards those willing to put the miles in. The views from Helvellyn or across Windermere are the kind that stick with you long after you've dried out your boots.

Criminally underrated, the Norfolk Broads offer a completely different kind of British escape — one measured in boat hire, pub moorings, and watching the light change over open water. It's the holiday for people who genuinely want to switch off.