Brean and BerrowNorth Somerset coastSeveral miles of sandy beach backed by dunes, with Brean Down at the northern end.
Burnham-on-SeaBurnham-on-SeaA sandy beach with a lighthouse on stilts. The tide goes out a long way and the mudflats can be dangerous.
ExmoorWest Somerset and DevonMoorland, wooded valleys and coast in a national park and International Dark Sky Reserve, with red deer and Exmoor ponies.
Quantock HillsNear BridgwaterThe first area in England designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, now a National Landscape, with heath and woodland walks.
Brean DownBreanA National Trust headland with a Victorian fort at its tip and views over the Bristol Channel.
Cheddar GorgeMendip HillsA limestone gorge with caves and clifftop walks, in the Mendip Hills National Landscape.
West Somerset RailwayBishops Lydeard to MineheadA heritage railway along the coast and Quantock foothills.
Dunster CastleDunsterA castle above a medieval village at the edge of Exmoor, managed by the National Trust.
Cheddar cheese and ciderAcross the countyCheddar cheese takes its name from the village, and Somerset has a long tradition of cider making.