There appears to be no individual Top Tens for Devon, Cornwall etc so this is the list for the South West!!
 | Exceptional seaside town and tourist resort on the Jurassic Coast UNESCO World Heritage Site. Try also Sidmouth to the west of Bridport/West Bay to the east. |
 | 'Capital of the Cotswolds' and once Roman Britain's second city 'Corinium'. Home to the 'Cathedral of the Cotswolds' and a superb museum. The remains of an amphitheatre, too. |
 | Beautiful Wiltshire market town in an exceptional location. Close by are the UNESCO World Heritage Site(s) of Stonehenge and Avebury. Then there's Silbury Hill, Pewsey Vale, several AONBs ... |
 | Famous Cornish seaside town. Spectacular setting and exceptional light. The beaches around St Ives Bay are top class. South of the town are Lands End, Sennen, Porthcurno. You must visit. |
 | Famous for its Saxon church, this is a good base to explore both the south of the Cotswolds AONB and Bath. It's a beautiful town with a fascinating history. |
 | Hunched between mighty red cliffs, Sidmouth is a must if you're heading to east Devon or west Dorset. Try Ladram Bay, too, a little further to the west. |
 | A very popular destination at the end of the Jurassic Coast UNESCO World Heritage Site. Big sand beach, buzzing town, pier, boats and loads of attractions inland. |
 | One of the South West's finest. Easy access north to the English Riviera and south to the South Devon AONB with Salcombe, Kingsbridge, Plymouth. |
 | On the south bank of the Camel Estuary and across the water from Rock. Stunning location and geared towards those looking to eat, drink and then walk them off. |
 | The Salcombe Kingsbridge Estuary is awesome. Salcombe is a very beautiful and busy town on that Estuary. Perfect for the South Devon AONB. |
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