Visit Derbyshire and the Peak District during warm weather and you will see holidaymakers relaxing at tables outside a pub. Most villages have a pub, often centuries old and built of stone to last. Enjoying a cold beer in a pub garden is one of the pleasures of being on holiday in Derbyshire. A great holiday is made up of a string of enjoyable activities, these could be admiring the caverns, the wonderful view from the top of Mam Tor, tea and cake in a tea shop, hiking the Peak District hills and Dales, taking photographs of the fantastic scenery, cycling along The Monsal Trail, visiting curious towns such as Bakewell to sample the tart that originated there.
Derbyshire days tend to end in the pub
There is a multitude of good things to do and see in Derbyshire and many activities end up in the pub. For people on self-catering holidays, a pub meal makes life very easy. Breakfast is never difficult to rustle up and lunch doesn’t have to be elaborate, you could take a picnic or pop into the local hostelry to find out what they have on offer. Whatever you do on holiday, it is always good to go home to a truly comfortable holiday cottage in your chosen part of Derbyshire.