This trip is a connection. Far from the Channel Tunnel that sweeps aside the sea that separates the United Kingdom and France, this circuit always brings the traveler back to the water’s edge. From the south of England and the beautiful counties of Sussex and Hampshire to the wild Breton coast opposite. Between them, the migratory passenger makes a stopover in the Channel Island of Jersey, the famous place of exile of the poet Victor Hugo. The English Channel connects people more than it separates them...
Hotel and restaurant in the woods. Gravetye Manor is a truly enchanting place; both close to the pleasures of London, yet far from its hustle and bustle. This beautiful Elizabethan manor sits proudly amongst the winding pathways and abundant flower beds in the English natural and wild gardens created by William Robinson, the father of the English flower garden and a former owner of the estate. This quintessential English country house’s charm is evident in the wood-panelled sitting rooms with crackling log fires. All year round, the sweeping countryside views, first-class cuisine and attentive yet unobtrusive service ensure an unforgettable experience.
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The small city of Chichester is picture postcard perfect. The Georgian architectural style evokes the city's zenith in the 18th century. The roads leading from the market cross still follow the original Roman tracks. The Weald & Downland Open Air Museum just 7km north of the town is a collection...
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Walking the High Weald
The road from West Hoathly to Amberley crosses the East Sussex National Nature Reserve which has been designated as an AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). There is a succession of untamed landscapes here: farmsteads, forests and hilltop villages. When you get to Clapham village, the view is breath...
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Chichester in memory
The small city of Chichester is picture postcard perfect. The Georgian architectural style evokes the city's zenith in the 18th century. The roads leading from the market cross still follow the original Roman tracks. The Weald & Downland Open Air Museum just 7km north of the town is a collection...
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Walking the High Weald
The road from West Hoathly to Amberley crosses the East Sussex National Nature Reserve which has been designated as an AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). There is a succession of untamed landscapes here: farmsteads, forests and hilltop villages. When you get to Clapham village, the view is breath...
Hotel and restaurant in the country. Amberley Castle’s idyllic setting beside the River Arun places this medieval survivor in some of the loveliest English countryside at the foot of the South Downs, a land of chalk hills beloved by artists and poets.Feeling serene and secure behind the castle’s portcullis and battlements, many guests venture no farther than the beautiful gardens, which include a putting course, croquet lawn and tennis court. The guest rooms and bathrooms, each individually designed by the Brownsword family, and the fine cuisine of locally sourced and seasonal ingredients join the ambience of cosy elegance to ensure a fantastic stay.
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The descendants of the Dukes of Norfolk - the country's most important Catholic family - still own this castle. The imposing grey citadel and dungeon have overlooked the small village of Arundel since the 11th century. William Turner painted it several times, including the well-known 'Arundel...
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On the route
A stroll around medieval Winchester
Set foot in Winchester and you are stepping into history. The former royal capital has preserved several buildings constructed in the Middle Ages. Building of the splendid cathedral was commenced in 1079 using Isle of White stone, and it houses the bones of the early English Kings (as well as Jane Austen's...
Hotel and restaurant in the country. Cheerful sage shutters and immaculate sweeping lawns welcome visitors to Chewton Glen, a refined country house hotel and spa set in 52 hectares of Hampshire countryside on the edge of the New Forest National Park.Located a short walk from the Solent coast, with fabulous views of the Isle of Wight, it is the perfect resort for a family holiday. Hidden away in a wooded valley are the hotel’s amazing Tree Houses. The Dining Room is a nexus of beautiful conservatories, intimate dining spaces and a stunning wine room, whereas The Kitchen sets the stage for casual dining and learning about food with its bakery and cookery school, a partnership with James Martin. The health centre is dedicated to personalised service and spa experiences.
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Sylvotherapy in the heart of New Forest National Park
In the New Forest, made a royal forest in the 11th century by William the Conqueror, the Chewton Glen team offers you silvotherapy sessions. Initiated by specialists, these “forest bathing” in the heart of one of the most important primeval oak forests in the country allow you to disconnect and to listen...
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In the footsteps of Lawrence of Arabia in Bovington
Clouds Hill is a cottage in Bovington which was the retirement dwelling of T. E. Lawrence, the famous author of 'Seven Pillars of Wisdom.' He was killed in a motorcycle accident nearby in 1935. The Tank Museum is the largest museum in Europe dedicated to armoured vehicles (300 vehicles), and...
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Sylvotherapy in the heart of New Forest National Park
In the New Forest, made a royal forest in the 11th century by William the Conqueror, the Chewton Glen team offers you silvotherapy sessions. Initiated by specialists, these “forest bathing” in the heart of one of the most important primeval oak forests in the country allow you to disconnect and to listen...
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In the footsteps of Lawrence of Arabia in Bovington
Clouds Hill is a cottage in Bovington which was the retirement dwelling of T. E. Lawrence, the famous author of 'Seven Pillars of Wisdom.' He was killed in a motorcycle accident nearby in 1935. The Tank Museum is the largest museum in Europe dedicated to armoured vehicles (300 vehicles), and...
St Saviour, Jersey -
United Kingdom
28 rooms - 1 villa
This property is open.
Hotel and restaurant in the country. Independently owned and managed, Longueville Manor is a true “home-from-home” experience. Graced by woodland walks, an ornamental lake and a Victorian garden, the estate exudes tranquillity, to which the Cottage Garden Spa, outdoor pool and al fresco terrace act as compliments.Understated service, fine food and wine combine to deliver sheer indulgence, with inspiration for the seasonal menus coming from local farmers and fishermen.As wine tasting is at the heart of any memorable meal at the manor, the state-of-the-art wine cellar boasts an impressive collection of over 4,000 bottles, including some of the world’s most remarkable and rarest vintages.Lastly, Fizz Too, the hotel’s private yacht charter, is ideal for a luxurious day on the Channel Islands’ waters.
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In Jersey, although the sea is never far away, the coastal paths allow you to discover extremely varied landscapes: the long sandy beaches of the south give way to the protected dunes of the Jersey National Park to the west. To the north, the paths follow impressive cliff tops among which small coves...
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Surfing on Jersey beaches
People don’t generally know, but Jersey was one of the earliest surfing spots in Europe. As early as 1920, following Nigel Oxenden, surf enthusiasts took advantage of the strong swells of the south-west of the island, along the bay of Saint-Ouen. In the 1970s, the keenest among them created surfboard...
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Walking along the coastal paths
In Jersey, although the sea is never far away, the coastal paths allow you to discover extremely varied landscapes: the long sandy beaches of the south give way to the protected dunes of the Jersey National Park to the west. To the north, the paths follow impressive cliff tops among which small coves...
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Surfing on Jersey beaches
People don’t generally know, but Jersey was one of the earliest surfing spots in Europe. As early as 1920, following Nigel Oxenden, surf enthusiasts took advantage of the strong swells of the south-west of the island, along the bay of Saint-Ouen. In the 1970s, the keenest among them created surfboard...
Restaurant and hotel on the seafront. Caressed by salt spray, Château Richeux dominates the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel with its imposing yet elegant 1920s silhouette. It is one of four Maisons de Bricourt, which comprise the Roellinger family's hospitality ventures, and an essential stopover to experience Brittanys unique landscapes and tides, as well as the region’s incomparable flavors.
The property’s twelve, tastefully decorated rooms offer breathtaking views of the sea or look over the 7.5-acre parkland estate. The first floor is home to restaurant Le Coquillage, where cuisine reflects the Roellingers’ passion for local seasonal products and global flavors. With freshly harvested produce from the kitchen garden and orchard, Chef Hugo Roellinger uses vegetable and maritime flavors to create dishes of remarkable delicacy. The close relationship with the water continues in the Celtic Baths, where you can swim facing the waves or and enjoy reflexology treatments provided by talented practitioners. The woodland gardens, shoreline and horizon inspire a combination of daydreaming and relaxation.
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Walking along the Customs Trail (to Pointe du Grouin)
Walking between Cancale and Pointe du Grouin, is an escape with your eyes always focused on the coast. Although this part of the GR34® is only 7 kilometers long, it offers a total change of scenery above the shoreline. Panoramic views of the bay of Mont Saint-Michel and Mont Dol accompany the walker....
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Tasting at the Oyster Market (Cancale)
Located at the extremity of the Port de la houle, the market stalls with some benches undeniably offer the best spot to discover local oysters. Eight producers offer their fresh oysters directly for sale every day of the year. Facing the rock of Cancale, everyone can taste on the spot their choice of...
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Walking along the Customs Trail (to Pointe du Grouin)
Walking between Cancale and Pointe du Grouin, is an escape with your eyes always focused on the coast. Although this part of the GR34® is only 7 kilometers long, it offers a total change of scenery above the shoreline. Panoramic views of the bay of Mont Saint-Michel and Mont Dol accompany the walker....
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Tasting at the Oyster Market (Cancale)
Located at the extremity of the Port de la houle, the market stalls with some benches undeniably offer the best spot to discover local oysters. Eight producers offer their fresh oysters directly for sale every day of the year. Facing the rock of Cancale, everyone can taste on the spot their choice of...
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