The 4* Imperial Hotel, set in the heart of Barnstaple overlooking the River Taw, is a lovely traditional townhouse hotel noted for its high standards of comfort and service. Relax and enjoy the elegant surroundings that are complemented by specially commissioned works from local artists and sculptors. Shopping, bars, and restaurants are just around the corner in Barnstaple, and the beautiful beaches, moors, and countryside of North Devon are within easy reach.

A British beachside hotel at its very best, the 4* Headland Hotel is perched atop a wave-lashed promontory on Cornwall's rugged north coast - an unrivalled location where you can see the ocean, hear the ocean, and relax beside the ocean. Once you step inside, everything will be taken care of by the friendly, professional staff - and your room will become your beachside sanctuary.

One of Cornwal's most iconic and famous hotels (having been the setting of several films and BBC dramas), the Headland is only a short distance from the town of Newquay and its lively bars, restaurants, and pubs. For a change of pace, you might want to visit some the famous and beautiful sub-tropical gardens of Cornwall.

Designed by world renowned golf course architect Harry Colt, the tight fairways and strategically placed bunkers on the Championship Course ensure you will use almost every club in your bag. Here, one will never tire of the scenery - the front 9 holes hug the sand dunes and coastline - and the sea can be seen from every hole.

One of the finest links courses in the Southwest of England, St. Enodoc is located on high sand dunes overlooking the Camel Estuary and out across the Atlantic. Its hilly terrain, where no two holes are the same, and its undulating fairways, firm greens, and blind shots are everything you would expect from a James Braid design. Courage and accuracy are required to cope with some of the challenges - visitors who play to their handicap here will leave feeling that they have done really well.

The oldest golf course in England - the "St. Andrews of the South" - Royal North Devon remains largely unchanged from the moment 100 years ago when it was pronounced by Harold Hilton to be the number one competition course in the country. Here, you can experience the raw exhilaration of playing a fast running links in a stiff breeze - true golf played out under big skies against a backdrop of crashing surf.

Situated in the midst of the Braunton Burrows - a sand dune system of great natural beauty - Saunton Golf Club is blessed with magnificent sand hills and an amazing variety of wildflowers. The West Course is noted for its undulating links land and some of the best putting greens in England. The hazards will be a sound test of any golfer's abilities. The strength of the East Course lies in its long Par 4 holes, which usually require a driver from the tee.