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Land's End to John o' Groats is a route from one end of Britain to the other, passing all types of land mass, from England up to Scotland.

Book a holiday Cottage offering luxurious self-contained Holiday Accommodation from the Northern Scottish highlands, to the westerly point of Cornwall, Land's End made up of Granite Cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.

The traditional distance westerly point of Cornwall to John o' Groats in the Highlands of Scotland is a distance of about 870 miles depending on the way you travel, Take the car, bus or train route and enjoy some awesome senary on the way, a lot of people use this route to raise money for charity, but you can enjoy all types of routes on this journey depending on the time you have.

The Caithness and Sutherland region have varied scenery from cliffs, lonely moorland, remote sandy beaches and clear blue waters of locks and rivers, with superb panoramic views out to sea, with the outdoors offering all types of outdoor pursuits to suite all abilities and fantastic river walks and hillwalking, on and off road cycling, fishing of all varieties for trout and salmon and beach and boat sea fishing.

The roads are great, well suited for all types of vehicles from camper vans to motorcycling, The town of Thurso has all types of accommodation to suite all pockets and plenty of shopping outlets to keep you busy, The coastline is well known amongst kayakers and surfers and the wildlife and flow country inland, ideal for highland bird watching.

John o' Groats is a village north east of Caithness, in the far north of Scotland, it lies on Great Britain's north eastern tip, it is a well-known tourist destination.

There are many leisure opportunities including a popular golf course, along with all types of holiday accommodation to suite all budgets.

The Royal Burgh of Wick is a sixteen-mile drive from John O'Groats and is the most northerly town on the East Coast of Caithness and is on the very popular North Coast 500,

tourist route, along to Durness and further all the way around the tip of mainland Scotland, ideal for a Staycation.

The town of Wick offers multiple stores, as well as banks and a post office, several restaurants, and cafes, People on holiday in this region enjoy the coastal walks, wildlife, and local outdoor pursuits. Wick also boasts an airport with links to Aberdeen and Edinburgh, Along with good rail and coach services along to Inverness, the Highland capital and close to the ferry terminals with frequent daily services to the Orkney Islands,

There are good coach and rail links within the town, and at Wick, There is the John O Groats Airports which offers flights within the UK and Europe.

Canisbay is a rural hamlet located about one mile south west of Huna a small remote crofting township, two and a half miles south west of John o' Groats, a remote and wonderful location.

Find a fantastic holiday property in an area offering a thriving tourism destination with fantastic Highland walking and stunning beaches nearby.

The further north you are, the better your chances of witnessing the aurora, Places like Applecross, Lochinver and north of Ullapool all great spots on the far north west coast of Scotland to catch a glimpse of the Aurora Borealis and some of the most awe-inspiring scenery.

Stay in a Caravan Park set in unspoilt countryside with amazing golden sandy beaches and breath-taking views of the west coast, ideally situated for the perfect family or group holiday.

Cornwall is full of prime waterside holiday homes with mature gardens, private quay and foreshore, located on the water's edge in one of the South West's most exclusive and picturesque south coastal villages with many more options inland.

Find regular flights from Cornwall Airport in Newquay to London as well as other domestic and international destinations.

Visit the Eden Project, the National Maritime Museum, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, and the Tate Gallery,

The Cathedral City of Truro is the main financial and commercial centre of Cornwall, It is renowned for its excellent shopping centre, fine selection of restaurants, bars, private and state schools and main line railway link to London Paddington.

Cornwall is also a many popular venues providing all year round entertainment and other cultural facilities include the Royal Cornwall Museum and the historic Cathedral, built between 1880 and 1910, along with hotels and BED and Breakfast to suite all pockets. For a staycation.

Find 18 hole golf courses are available at Truro, Falmouth and St. Austell and the creeks of St Clement and Malpas offer numerous delightful walks, for sailing opportunities visit Mylor and Falmouth.

Stay in a pod for two, find glamping tents set up for you to enjoy the great outdoors, book a wigwam or all the family with a fire pit to spend the evening after a great day out exploring, or book a Bed and Breakfast and enjoy a comfortable nights sleep and a Harty breakfast to start your day.

Book into a detached bungalow, situated in this stunning cliff top location, find a one bedroom, lounge and dining room, bathroom, kitchen, Ideal for a romantic break for two.

Find all types of villages centred round quaint harbours, its own beaches and Castle, take a Coastal Path, and find Summers Beaches and Riverside Walks on the doorstep, visit the village Centre and harbour, with the King Harry ferry to Truro, Falmouth by foot ferry or by car ferry.

Cornwall Airport at Newquay has regular flights to London and other UK regional airports and St Austell to London Paddington by rail.

Book a holiday bungalow that enjoys off street parking and a large garden to both the front and rear, in the rear garden there is a swimming pool, Situated just over a mile from Land's End.

Sennen Cove is one of West Cornwall's most popular and well known surfing beaches and access to some of the country's most beautiful and breath-taking coastline, find beaches and lots of coves from walking the coastal paths.

The nearest major town is Penzance, approximately nine miles distant, where you will find a comprehensive range of shops and commercial facilities and well as a college, along with a mainline rail link to London Paddington.

Book into a Farmhouse a detached holiday home built of granite, situated within a rural setting on the outskirts of Sennen enjoying glorious views across the village towards Lands End and the Longships lighthouse an active 19th-century lighthouse about 2 miles off the coast of Land's End, It is the second lighthouse to be built on Carn Bras, the highest of the Longships islets,

Stay in a spacious cabin that comprises of four bedrooms and two bathrooms on the first floor, On the ground floor there is a large living room and kitchen leading to a large garden area, ideal for a large group or family.

Penzance, is the most westerly ancient market town and port in Cornwall serving both the surrounding towns and villages and the rural area comprising the Lands End peninsula and the area to the East of the town. It is easily reached by either road or rail, with the A30 and A38 roads giving access from all parts of England, mainly by Motorway or dual-carriageway. There are direct rail links with London, the Midlands, the North and Scotland while express coaches coaches connect Penzance with all parts of the country as part of the national network.

The Wharf side Shopping Centre offers a wide range of shops and eateries, dominated by the grandeur of St Michael's Mount, Located just 10 miles from Land's End, an area of Celtic culture and outstanding natural beauty.

Bring the family and visit The 19th century Penlee House contains important collections of works of art, archaeological artefacts and exhibits that reflect the history of West Cornwall and its people.

The town has the most westerly major harbour on the English Channel and, from there, ferry services operate to the Isles of Scilly,

This is an region of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Much of its surroundings are owned by the National Trust.

This exclusive Cornish coastal village of St Mawes is centred round its quaint harbour, its own beaches and Castle.

There is an all-year-round pedestrian ferry service to and from Falmouth and a seasonal ferry runs to Place, providing access to the scenic walks on the National Trust owned St Anthony Headland.