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1. RHOSSILI, WALES
Admiring over 400,000 sunflowers while wandering through the Welsh fields near the beautiful Rhossili Bay is one of the unforgettable moments for nature lovers. This area attracts birds, bees, and other wildlife, and serves as a foreground to the sandy beaches and small islands of Worm Nott Head.
Additionally, visitors should head to Mewslade Bay and Fall Bay, home to some of Wales' most beautiful beaches and explore the sea caves.
2. HITCHIN LAVENDER, HERTFORDSHIRE
To visit the Hitchin lavender farm, visitors must purchase an entrance ticket. This fee allows visitors to cut a large bouquet of flowers to take home as gifts for family and friends.
The best time to visit and see the lavender fields is in August each year because of the cool weather, fresh air, and vibrant blooms.
3. Pop-Up Farm, Hertfordshire
The farm is located just over an hour's drive from the center of London, making it very convenient for tourists to visit. However, Pop Up Farm is only open to tourists a few times a year. Visitors can come to watch the pumpkin harvest in the fall or participate in the sunflower festival in the summer.
Starting in mid-August 2019, visitors can stroll along the sunflower path or go up to the third floor of the farm to take panoramic photos of this vibrant location.
4. Stanhill Farm, Kent
This 150-acre fruit farm attracts a large number of visitors. Interestingly, the farm is open year-round, allowing visitors to enjoy fresh, ripe fruits, and when the fruit harvest season ends, the sunflowers on the farm begin to bloom.
On a hot day, stopping to enjoy ice cream in a farm tent and admiring the stunning scenery will make your picnic even more enjoyable.
5. VINE HOUSE FARM, LINCOLNSHIRE
Vine House farm boasts over 100 varieties of sunflowers. Visitors can learn about this unique flower farm while also observing the wildlife that thrives there. The best part about Vine House is that visitors can capture unique and memorable photos, thanks to the helpful guidance of local guides.
