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Holidays in South West England

When it comes to the South West of England we are blessed with some of the best holiday destinations the UK has to offer. Cornwall, Devon and Somerset have forever been top staycation destinations and Stay Ca Holidays have some great properties for you to make the most of these wonderful destinations.

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Devon

Devon has it all and a lot more – the county has long been the preferred destination of great staycations.

Cornwall

Cornwall is abound with attractions from coast to coast and everything in between, so it is no wonder that lovers of the county come back year after year after year.

Holidays in South West England with Stay Ca

Steeped in history and abundant in natural beauty, the south west of England is the jewel in the staycation crown. Turquoise seas, sandy beaches, rugged moors, castles, beautiful harbours. We need to stop for a breath, and there is no way we can list all of the things that make the south west such a hugely popular staycation destination. There really is something for everyone in this holiday heartland. Have a browse of everything we offer in these wonderful counties.

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