Destinations starting with "R"
32 destinations
Radnage
Hidden hamlets and chalk valleys in the heart of the Chilterns
Ratcliffe Culey
Deep countryside quiet on the Leicestershire-Warwickshire border
Rathmell
Quiet Ribble Valley village on the edge of the Dales
Ravenscar
The town that never was, on Yorkshire's wildest clifftop
Ravenstonedale
A quiet fellside village between the Dales and the Lakes
Raydale
Yorkshire's quiet valley, gathered round a glacial lake
Raygarth
Quiet valley base between the Dales and the Lakes
Reeth
Where Swaledale meets Arkengarthdale in the heart of the Dales
Reighton Gap
Clifftop views over five miles of Filey Bay sand
Retford
A Georgian market town on the doorstep of Sherwood Forest
Rhuddlan
Where an Edwardian castle still guards the Clwyd
Ribchester
Roman roots on the banks of the Ribble
Richmond, North Yorkshire
Cobbles, castle walls and the gateway to Swaledale
Ringwood
Where the New Forest meets the River Avon
Ripon
Where a horn still sounds every night, 1,100 years on
Ripple
England's second-smallest village, minutes from the White Cliffs coast.
Riseley
Woodland, lakes and quiet Berkshire lanes near Reading
Robin Hood's Bay
Smugglers' cottages, fossil shores, and the end of the Coast to Coast
Rochester
Dickensian streets on the banks of the Medway
Rodney Stoke
Ancient woods, rare orchids and Mendip views
Romsey
A quiet abbey town on the banks of the River Test
Ropley
Steam, chalk hills and quiet Hampshire lanes
Rosedale East
Moorland mines and heather above a hidden Yorkshire dale
Rosehill
Where the Tern meets the canal in quiet North Shropshire
Ross-on-Wye
Gateway to the Wye Valley
Rudgwick
Weald villages, old railways, and unhurried Sussex lanes
Rudheath
Cheshire canal-side calm, minutes from Northwich's salt-town heritage
Rugeley
Canalside market town on the edge of Cannock Chase
Ruthin
Wales' historic capital of the Vale of Clwyd
Rye
Cobbled streets and marshland skies on the Sussex coast
Rye Foreign
Sussex countryside on the doorstep of medieval Rye
Ryeford
Quiet Herefordshire lanes between the Wye and the Forest of Dean