Marazion is best known for the causeway that links the village, at low tide, with St. Michaels Mount. The village was recorded in the Domesday Book of 1088 and is the oldest chartered town in Britain, its status being granted in 1257 by King Henry III.

Land's End is the most westerly point on the English mainland. Longships Lighthouse is situated on an island of Serpentine and Quartz. Known to the Romans as ""Belerion"" meaning ""Sea of Storms"", Land's End is called ""Pedn a Wollaz"" in the ancient Cornish language.

Land's End is the most westerly point on the English mainland. Longships Lighthouse is situated on an island of Serpentine and Quartz. Known to the Romans as ""Belerion"" meaning ""Sea of Storms"", Land's End is called ""Pedn a Wollaz"" in the ancient Cornish language.

A stunning autumn sunset over Loch Caolisport, a sea loch on the coast of Knapdale.

A stunning autumn sunset over Loch Caolisport, a sea loch on the coast of Knapdale.

A stunning autumn sunset over Loch Caolisport, a sea loch on the coast of Knapdale.

Spectacular cloud colours at sunset from Grass Point overlooking the Firth of Lorne. A place of perfect tranquillity.

Spectacular cloud colours at sunset from Grass Point overlooking the Firth of Lorne. A place of perfect tranquillity.

Drifting clouds are illuminated by the setting sun on Loch Linnhe. The loch opens into the Forth of Lorne in the south with the town of Fort William at its northeast end.

Drifting clouds are illuminated by the setting sun on Loch Linnhe. The loch opens into the Forth of Lorne in the south with the town of Fort William at its northeast end.

A late evening sunset in spring in Scourie in the far north of the highlands. During the months of May and June the highland days are long and the twilight nights short. Once a Clan Mackay stronghold the village of Scourie is also home to palm trees !

A late evening sunset in spring in Scourie in the far north of the highlands. During the months of May and June the highland days are long and the twilight nights short. Once a Clan Mackay stronghold the village of Scourie is also home to palm trees !

A beautiful sunset over this picturesque beach in Pembrokeshire,

The small settlement of the Back of Keppoch just north of Arisaig. An unforgettable place with crystal clear waters, silver sand beaches and spectacular views.

The small settlement of the Back of Keppoch just north of Arisaig. An unforgettable place with crystal clear waters, silver sand beaches and spectacular views.