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A guide to where to visit in The South Lakes & Furness Peninsula. Ideal for holidays, accommodation and mini-breaks in the English Lake District, Furness PeninsulaFurness Peninsula In the heart of England's lake Country, at the Southern tip of England's longest lake, you will discover this secret corner of Southern Lakeland.  The Furness and Cartmel Peninsulas are set between the majestic Lake District Mountains and the peaceful shores of Morecambe Bay and are perfect holiday destination for visitors of all ages. This undiscovered coastline, once the home of smugglers, fringes countryside inhabited by man for some 6,000 years. The 'never a dull moment experience' won the area 'Holiday Destination of the Year 1994' from the English Tourist Board, and with the warmest climate in the North even the weather will not spoil your visit. If you do encounter rain, there's indoor attractions too. The world's only Laurel and Hardy Museum, Cumbria's premier stately home with award-winning gardens or why not find out more about Britain's Top Tiger Conservation Centre. For accommodation or Leisure Facilities the Whitewater Hotel is ideally situated in Lakeland Village at Newby Bridge with Cascades Health and Fitness Club along side. There are many intriguing visitor attractions to suit all ages and interests, just take the links on the left hand side to find out for yourself. Breaks in the Lakes |
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