Top 10 Hidden Gems in England That Tourists Rarely See
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8Lundy Island, Devon
For those who crave isolation and wild landscapes, Lundy Island is a jewel in the Bristol Channel. Just three miles long, this rugged island is home to puffins, wild ponies, and dramatic cliffs.
There are no cars, limited phone signal, and only a handful of cottages and a pub for accommodation. The sense of stepping back in time is palpable. Hikers can wander its windswept trails, divers can explore shipwrecks, and history enthusiasts can uncover traces of its Viking and pirate past.
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