England

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England is our home country. As is Great Britain. And the United Kingdom.

Yep, sometimes we’re confused, too.

We’re not there very often nowadays. But when we are, we’ll be posting here…

If we can help you with any recommendations, please feel free to contact us and we’ll do our best to help. Of course, we’ll continue to update the page with new content at every opportunity!

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A Cornwall Road Trip

A Cornwall Road Trip Itinerary For The First Time Visitor

Soaring cliffs, golden beaches, historic fishing villages and fresh crab sandwiches are just a few of the things to discover in our Cornwall road trip

A Half-Day Walking Tour Of Bradford-on-Avon

A Half-Day Walking Tour Of Bradford-on-Avon

More than just a mini-version of Bath, Bradford on Avon in Wiltshire is full of medieval charm – and can be walked in a morning. Here’s how
From Sennen Cove To Land's End: A Walk On The Wild Side

From Sennen Cove To Land’s End: A Walk On The Wild Side

The walk from Sennen Cove to Land’s End in Cornwall is an easy, yet rewarding way to explore the English mainland’s most westerly point
Is Castle Combe Still The Most Stunning Village In The Cotswolds?

Is Castle Combe The Most Stunning Village In The Cotswolds?

Often described as The Prettiest Village in the Cotswolds, Castle Combe is a honey-coloured stone gem. But does it deserve its top billing?
Boscastle And Tintagel: Where Cornwall's Arthurian Legend Was Born

Boscastle And Tintagel: Where Cornwall’s Arthurian Legend Was Born

The Cornish villages of Boscastle and Tintagel are famous for their lovestruck poets, mystical heroes and glorious settings – here’s our guide
A Stroll Through The Georgian Harbour In Charlestown, Cornwall

A Stroll Through The Georgian Harbour In Charlestown, Cornwall

Take a stroll with us through Charlestown’s perfectly preserved Georgian Harbour – which also happens to be one of Cornwall’s premier period filming locations
A Whirlwind Tour Of The Wirral Peninsula

A Whirlwind Tour Of The Wirral Peninsula

The Wirral Peninsula is a melting pot of rural splendour, picture postcard villages, a rich maritime history and gritty urban redevelopment – and makes for a great day trip from Liverpool or Chester
How To Explore The Walled City Of Chester

How To Explore The Walled City Of Chester

Dating back to the Roman period, the medieval city of Chester is comparable to Bath, York and Lincoln – here’s how to explore it on foot
Port Sunlight: England's Finest Model Village

Port Sunlight: England’s Finest Model Village

Port Sunlight is a gorgeous English model village close to Chester and Liverpool with a fascinating history and a world-class art gallery
The Day We Took A Ferry Across The Mersey

The Day We Took A Ferry Across The Mersey

There are quicker ways to get from Birkenhead to Liverpool, but for a piece of nostalgia and the best views of the city’s iconic waterfront, the famous “Ferry Cross The Mersey” is still hard to beat

Housesitting in England

What is housesitting?
Housesitting has exploded in England over recent years – and it’s now one of the most popular destinations for this type of travel.

Basically, it’s an exchange of services between volunteers (housesitters) and homeowners, whereby the sitters are on site to look after the owners’ pets and provide security for their home while they’re away for a period of time. In return, the sitters typically enjoy rent-free accommodation.

Usually, the cost of utilities such as gas and electricity, are covered by the host, too. So, for the housesitter, any financial commitment is normally limited to transportation and living costs. Where a financial contribution is required by the host it’s usually stipulated as such in their listing.

For more information, you can read our extensive guide to the world of housesitting.

Get started with Trusted Housesitters

Most newcomers to housesitting get started by registering with one of the main online platforms. The largest of those is Trusted Housesitters who have thousands of opportunities across the world listed at any one time. We’re members, too. And, if you’re interested in registering yourself, we can offer a 25% discount on your first year’s subscription via this direct link.

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