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Queenwood Golf Club is an exclusive golf club located near Ottershaw, Surrey, England. The club was developed by American entrepreneur Frederick D. Green, with the participation of American businessman Walter Forbes. The club is reserved for members and their guests, and is not open to the general public. It offers a quality golf course and modern facilities for members.

Beautiful, uplifting, challenging, even intimidating, when the wind is really blowing and the summer is harsh... The course, designed to be challenging, has no shortage of adjectives to introduce it to golfers who have yet to experience it. With its 150 springs, it is among the oldest English seaside clubs. Despite its flat and benign appearance at first glance, Hoylake meets the highest standards of accuracy and precision. A little gem!

Here you will be able to create your own gin. After a complete explanation of how gin is made, your guide will show you the laboratory where you will concoct your own exclusive beverage. It is up to you to mix and match the ingredients of your spirit, to distill it, to bottle it, to seal it and also to baptize it. Your recipe will remain your well-kept secret, since it will be kept by you alone. A good souvenir to take home with you!

With its historic woods, hills and vast meadows, this park has been shaped by nature for over 700 years. It's home to ancient herds of free-ranging deer, numerous bird species, invertebrates and a rich flora of trees and wildflowers. Spanning over 1,000 hectares, Londoners love to come here for walks, horse rides, cycling and even fishing. There's also a golf course on site. For joggers, walking around the park takes around 3 hours, and the paths are well signposted.

250 hectares open to the public since April 2014 with the highly successful refurbishment of the London 2012 Olympic Park. In Stratford, north-east London, the former Olympic Park has become a huge landscaped green space, ideal for strolling, relaxing in the fresh air and playing sport. Admire gardens dedicated to different biotopes - the Americas, the Mediterranean, South Africa... Follow the banks along canals and rivers along a 6 km path.

Notice to lovers of horse racing and big hats.... This racecourse, which dates back to the 17th century, is world-famous for its Derby Stakes or Derby d'Epsom, a group 1 flat horse race, one of the most prestigious in the world, reserved for three-year-old foals and run over 2,423 metres. The first edition of this race took place in 1780 and is held every year in June at Epsom Downs. Let us add for the amateurs that this race is the second stage of the English Triple Crown of thoroughbred races.

National Cycle Network is an organization that advises travellers on how to get around on foot or by bike. The National Cycle Network offers several well-marked tours to discover some of Wales' most interesting historical sites. These include the bike ride between Pontypool and Blaenavon or the Taff Trail, a 93-km ride from Brecon to Cardiff, which links these old transport routes together, combining industrial heritage with the discovery of the area. A cyclists' paradise!

The name is recognized the world over. Not only is Wimbledon the world's most famous tennis tournament, it's also one of the nation's most popular social occasions. The tournament runs for 2 weeks, usually from late June to early July. Due to the large number of people wishing to attend, tickets are allocated by random draw from applications received between August¹ and December 31 of the previous year.

Whithorn Priory is the end point of this thousand year old pilgrimage route, which has recently been revived with the creation of a guidebook (available for £12). It is divided into 13 segments, which will be as many ideas for a walk if you are in the area. Each one is marked by remarkable buildings, both architecturally and historically. The itinerary follows existing walking and cycling paths, coastal trails or passes through little-used secondary roads.

Under the motto "Have fun now, work later", we organize here a lot of outdoor activities: rafting, climbing, gorges exploration, hiking, canoeing... We have something for everyone: from beginners to the most sporty, for those who love thrills... Activities for all, however, typical gorges exploration or canyoning activities are subject to a minimum age (8 to 12 years old depending on the activities).

Carradale and its surroundings have beautiful hiking trails to be explored on foot and by mountain bike. They are for rent, with all the necessary safety and practical equipment. Specific buggies are also available to suit people with reduced mobility and to allow them to enjoy the scenery as well. You can also practice geocaching and explore the surrounding nature in "treasure hunt" mode: perfect for walking without realizing it!

Water park with water slides and other water sports.

Ideal for learning water skiing, jet skiing or inflatable bananas! Possibility of camping next to the lake, starting at £ 10 per night.

It is a very dynamic ball club that organizes tournaments every month from May to August. Some are open to everyone (information at the Tourist Office).

Other address on Cliff Road.

A new concept of golf: it is accessible at all levels, we play with a «Cayman Ball», lighter, because the terrain is smaller than normal.

In the footsteps of the romantic poet. A 36 miles walk through the landscapes and villages of Exmoor that inspired the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Departure of Nether Stowey for 3 to 4 days by counting the tour stops.