The authentic adventurer in you would for sure be captivated by the vast moorlands and valleys surrounding England's Cumbria and Lake District.

The unique landscape is a big treat for those wishing to do long walks and have a breath of fresh air amidst a vibrant feel of the English outdoors that is neither dry nor damp and just moderately cool and breezy especially during the spring and summer months.

Various activities await the traveller willing to be challenged by the long-distance cycle routes and mountainous bike and horseback-riding trails. Kayaking and kite-surfing are also among the activities that can be done in Cumbria aside from the rock climbing, fresh and seawater fishing, and a classic game of golf.

If you want to unwind with good food and wine, the place is brimming with quality restaurants from the small brewery pubs to the Michelin-starred cafes and farmers' markets, the place is a food lovers' haven.

There is no place in England that does not let you get acquainted with culture and history. Therefore a visit to Cumbria will also allow you to get a feel as to how the English poet William Wordsworth got smitten by the place that inspired most of his writings. You and your children will also get a glimpse of the life of the children's book writer and illustrator Beatrix Potter. The genius behind the "Tale of Peter Rabbit", was from Cumbria and was proud of it.

Most of Ms Potter's illustrations were inspired by the simple, quiet life she enjoyed at the countryside of Cumbria and Lake District in England.