Top 25 Places To Visit On The British Isles - Travel Guide

[@yupescumuk]

Fantastic video! I have been living in the UK for 21 years now and have only seen a handful of these places so far...have made a list now. 👍😊

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Doug! What part of the Uk do you live?

[@yupescumuk]

@@RyanShirley I live in SE London so have seen mostly SE England, also I drove up to Edinburgh recently, hoping to get to Glencoe and Isle of Skye in the spring

[@dilruk6853]

#hikkaduwa #srilanka

[@jdshotit]

I love these videos, watched every single one and even though I can’t travel at the moment, they keep my imagination going. Thanks Ryan

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Jacob! Where are you from?

[@jdshotit]

@@RyanShirley NYC, lowkey tryna get outta here though

[@mrpastor77]

@@RyanShirley Good day, I am interested in that camera you have on the drone it is super sharp quality.. went to amazon .. I see it's $2k but is the camera removable from the drone?? or is there a way to get just the camera?? thanks

[@John_Fugazzi]

The British Isles have so much in a days journey from any point. The scenery is green and beautiful with beautiful sea cliffs on all sides. You can tour historical sites going back to the Neolithic, or literary sites from Shakespeare or Jane Austen, to movie locales. I like that the focus of your videos is the place itself and not "we stayed here, we ate here" etc.

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much John, you described them so well. They really have so much to offer from amazing scenery to endless history! Such a magical part of the world

[@toptornado538]

not gonna lie, i'm british and i had no idea some places here existed, like old harry's rocks, st michael's mount and the seven sisters cliffs, and they all look awesome. i must say you advertised us and ireland very well indeed :)

[@RyanShirley]

I’m jealous you live in that part of the world! What part of the UK are you from?

[@toptornado538]

@@RyanShirley i am from south wales, and near where i live there are plenty of valleys and towns perched on steep hillsides, and i live very close to the brecon beacons national park, which is a beautiful spot that i dont go to enough.

[@wjohndavidson]

Some great pictures and a beautiful showcase for what these islands can offer. Ive lived here all my life and not been to half of them. Some additional places id highly recommend. Hadrians Wall in the north of England is simply breathtaking. St Andrews is one of the prettiest towns in Scotland with beaches, a castle and of course golf. You did well to cstch Ireland with the sun out... And Skye when the clouds arent 3 feet off the ground. But both are spectacular regardless of the weather.

[@davidnilles3117]

Beautiful scenery. Loved the Puffins, So much to see around the Isles. 👍

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks David! The puffins were really interesting, our tour guide said we were pretty lucky because in the next day or two they would all leave the island and spend the rest of the year on the sea.

[@remazeldagirl2673]

I love your videos!! Beautiful scenery, great description and they are the perfect length!

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Rema! I got a new video coming this week ☺️

[@michaelking9772]

Great video I've been lucky to have hiked the highest peaks in the British isles and Ireland we're spoilt for choice with the beauty of our Isles.

[@RyanShirley]

Wow I need to hike the peaks, was it Ben Nevis and Carrauntoohil?

[@michaelking9772]

@@RyanShirley Scafell, Snowden Ben Nevis 4times and Carrauntoohil.

[@AudiShacksOfficial]

You are simply amazing. I love your contents and how I wish I was there in all your travels. Count me as one of your thousand fans.

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much brother for your support! Where are you from?

[@teresefarr6998]

AWESOME!! You🫵🏻and Your Wife’s Video’s are KZbin BEST! Excellent!

[@RyanShirley]

Ah thanks so much Terese! That means the world! I always appreciate your comments ☺️

[@jantzensteves]

The visuals and locations in all your videos are amazing! You do an awesome job

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Jantzen! Really appreciate it 😁

[@Harta23]

Thanks for great sharing British isles look amazing Thanks for great sharing Full watched here'friend

[@kennywalker4091]

Bravo! Absolutely beautiful video as always!

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Kenny!

[@omotayoexplores]

Thank you Ryan! Your videos are always so detailed and amazing! 👏💯. As a new KZbinr, learning a lot as well.

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Omotayo! What type of videos do you make?

[@omotayoexplores]

@@RyanShirley My pleasure :)). I also make videos around travel and outdoor adventure. (I'm a student but I enjoy travelling and exploring new places in my free time). Started about 4 months ago so I'm new, and just getting to learn how KZbin works. So far, I've only published just 6 videos but I have some I'm currently working on.

[@swisssights]

Hi Ryan! Wow! There are so many beautiful places in this area! Unfortunately i never visit it. Thank you for this great video with great beautiful-weather-footage 😀 👍

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Martin! I got really lucky with the weather each time I’ve gone! 😅 hope all is well in Switzerland, I just returned from there to see the fall colors.

[@swisssights]

@@RyanShirley You are really a lucky guy! I hope you had also great weather to see the fall colours 😀

[@vitavaz]

Your videos are amazing, Ryan! I'm planning on traveling next year and living as a digital nomad for a while. You're currently an inspiration for me :D By the way, in what time of the year did you go to the British Isles? I'm surprised how much good weather you got, specially in Ireland haha

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Vitor! I was in Ireland in the summer. Still had a few days of rain but I got some sunny weather too 😁

[@user-pf1qp2dc2c]

how has this only got 58k views! great video

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much!! I hope it gets more 😅

[@heatherhs]

So beautiful!! Such a good video!!✨🤩

[@RyanShirley]

Let’s go back next summer ☺️

[@pamelariker5525]

Currently living in Arizona, but from the UK and there is no where quite like it. My favourite places are in Wales. Just love it so much.

[@RyanShirley]

Wales is truly so magical!

[@MuckMan_Movies]

I would also recommend going to the Yorkshire Dales and visiting Malham Cove, Gordale Scar & Janet Foss all in one walk. While in Yorkshire visiting the historic city of York is a must.

[@CongenitalArtDefect]

I might be biased because I'm from York (now live in Scotland) but York and Malham Cove were my favourite places to go exploring as a child

[@davemorrison3705]

I'm English. But these isles are normally referred to as "The British and Irish Isles" in this context. Northern Ireland is part of the UK, the Republic of Ireland is Ireland. People in Northern Ireland can be both British and Irish. English, Welsh and Scottish people can all be refer to as British. Anyway the Isles are Beautiful. I have Irish and Welsh ancestry. Everyone gets along and all the others love seeing England lose at football. PS...You make the best Travel Videos

[@isfahanwithme]

Lucky you, Dave! 👌

[@martinclark7935]

I'm English and have never heard anyone say "The British and Irish Isles".

[@johnmc3862]

@@martinclark7935Well you have now. Neither government officially use the term any more.

[@johnmc3862]

Well said Dave. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@RobertBarrett-e6q]

@msmissy6888 A false equivalence. And it's not up to BritNats to tell us what we can and cannot find offensive and blithely tell us it is "correct". And its always the BritNats who unconvincingly insist it is just a "geographical term" and is "correct" that are always the most politically motivated to use this ugly colonial term.

[@BartMiko]

What a shots! Beautiful as usual🤩😍

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Bart! Hope you can visit 😁

[@bibekdas5595]

Always love and respect you my brother

[@LL-vk9zc]

It's Britain and Ireland. Not what you called both islands.

[@petr-podrouzek]

Amazing movie Ryan, as always !! 🙂

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Petr! Looking forward to your future videos 😁

[@bibekdas5595]

Always happy upter seeing your video my brother

[@g_lantos]

Hi Ryan, awesome video as always! 👏🏻 Do you mind asking me which DJI drone are you flying? The Air 2S or the Mavic 3 pro?

[@kieran5188]

Nice video. But the term 'British Isles' is not an official geographical area, it is an antiquated term from over a century ago prior to Ireland gaining it's independence, and it is quite offensive (or at the very least very annoying) that Ireland is referred to as a "British" Isle given the difficult history between the two islands. You should call this video 'Top 25.....in Britain and Ireland'. Apart from the title, great video....

[@michaelking9772]

I'm Irish and British because I was born in the northern part of Ireland...All I can say is anyone offended by the term British isles is easily offended look beyond your blinkered eyes.!!

[@Dreyno]

@@michaelking9772 The Irish government doesn’t recognise the term and we get to say where we live.

[@paulburgess283]

@@michaelking9772 This doesn't really make sense. Of course if you are from Northern Ireland and consider yourself both then great. However for many people from the Republic it can be a reminder of the grabby nature that was the British empire and all the negatives and oppression that went along with it. It was never simply a geographical term and lumps an independent nation under the banner of its former oppressor, and still suggests at dominion. While it doesn't really bother me like many others, I can understand where they're coming from. It really makes no sense in modern terms for anyone to keep using it. It's not like Britain and Ireland or The UK and Ireland is much more demanding to say. If nothing else it is factually incorrect, with there being absolutely nothing british about 3/4 of the particular island in question and the other 1/4 being part of the UK, not Britain. Its a term that could only ever cause division.

[@kieran5188]

@@michaelking9772 well the fact that you refer to yourself as Irish and British obviously indicates that you've no issue with Ireland being referred to as a British Isle. For all of those in Northern Ireland who don't think of themselves as British - but just Irish, and for all us who live in the south (which isn't British)....the idea of being referred to as British, or living in a British Isle is offensive. You're from the same island so I'm guessing you can understand that. My view is not blinkered..... I'm just pointing out to the guy who posted the video (who obviously isn't aware of the island if Ireland's complicated history) the meaning of the term British Isles.... It's a stupid outdated term, it isn't an official term, so it's odd that some people still use it. Some people would consider it odd that you consider yourself British and Irish (I'm not one of them), you are what you are....no skin off my nose! Don't appreciate your snide comment though.....quite obtuse on your part to not understand how many dislike (if not quite offended by) the term....

[@EASYTIGER10]

"British" is not a nationality, despite its widespread use as such. Nor is "Great Britain" a country - It's a geographic term for the largest Island off the north coast of France and the "British Isles" is the name of the entire archipelago Strictly speaking "British" means "a person or thing originating on the Island of Great Britain or in a broader sense, the British Isles. "The correct term for the nationality of someone from - say, London, or Swansea or Dundee is "Citizen of the United Kingdom". In summary, "British" or "Britain" does not designate ownership or nationality when used correctly - as here - as a geographical term, so being offended is pretty silly.

[@amss6433]

Being in the military some of the locations I was based they was some lovely places

[@jgg59]

Interestingly enough, you’ve been traveling to Ireland and you haven’t learned the difference between British Isles and the island of Ireland, which is not part of the British isles. Both governments agreed it was a colonialist term and they wouldn’t use it. That’s why it’s a United Kingdom, and Northern Ireland. Great Britain and Ireland British and Irish isles It’s amazing that you didn’t learn anything about the Irish

[@jgg59]

@msmissy6888 pay attention names change. Arrogance must be your middle name.

[@daveydoo3173]

Beautiful Wales and Scotland, Oh how i love ..

[@RyanShirley]

Such magical lands!

[@Mas-ir]

Ryan Shirley you have a lot of very good videos and thank you very much for sharing with us so that we have knowledge about interesting places to visit in different countries😊😊😊

[@evelynwelch8143]

Thank you so much for this amazing video❤️

[@RyanShirley]

Of course! I’m just thankful you watched it

[@melindaclester5527]

Absolutely beautiful! Great job!

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Melinda! Hope you can visit there sometime 😁

[@melindaclester5527]

@@RyanShirley, I did get to go to Ireland last March, and I did see the Cliff's of Mohr. Now, you've made me want to see so much more or revisit your beautiful video over and over again.

[@谢宁昌]

你的旅游视频是最棒的。总是选取各国最美丽的景点航拍。有地理位置、有解说。对于旅游爱好者而言具有很强的吸引力。你的一系列“top”视频都是我的最爱。谢谢！Your travel videos are the best. Always take aerial shots of the most beautiful places in each country. There's location, there's interpretation. It is a strong attraction for travel lovers. Your series of "top" videos are all my favorites. Thanks!

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much for all your support! Where are you from?

[@谢宁昌]

@@RyanShirley China. My comments are always in both Chinese and English.

[@isfahanwithme]

If I were born on the British Isle, especially Ireland & Northern Ireland, I would be an artist or writer. It's an incredibly wonderful area with artistic and poetic scenes in the world 🤩😍 Thanks a lot, Ryan 🤟

[@RichieC0877]

Sorry, but but Ireland is not a "british isle", everything else you said is spot on.

[@aslightidiot]

@@RichieC0877 Geographically, it is. All of Ireland and the rest of the UK is defined as the British isles, The UK constitutes of NI, England, Scotland and Wales, whereas Great Britain is England, Scotland in Wales. The British isles are just a locale, nothing really to do with political boundaries.

[@dubhanr]

​@@RichieC0877Well said

[@innerwildvoicestudio3729]

Just came back from Skye and Edinburgh. It was incredible

[@RyanShirley]

No way, where was your favorite place there?

[@innerwildvoicestudio3729]

@@RyanShirley Old Man Storr felt like a spiritual experience. We stayed in the Quiraing though. Both were incredible but I’ll never forget the hike up Storr. It was insanely windy and misty at the top. It was epic.

[@toddbonin6926]

Another great video Ryan!!!!

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Todd! Gotta love the british isles!

[@df1985]

I love your videos Ryan but it would of been better to describe this as Britain and Ireland, it’s highly sensitive in this part of the world. Great to see this part of the world get some love though. The west coast of Ireland is spectacular but so unknown.

[@riazortho]

Nah British Isles is the correct term, so it doesn't really matter if it's highly sensitive.

@@riazortho Quiet down microcock it is not for your kind to say.

[@johnmc3862]

@@riazorthoIt’s isn’t. It isn’t used by either government. It’s not on most maps either.

[@dkinclonberne]

​@@riazorthoBritain loves making up none existent names and use them shamelessly like pronouns

[@RobertBarrett-e6q]

@@riazortho The "correct term" according to who? Jingoistic Brexity BritNats nostalgic for the days of empire? It's an ugly, loaded geopolitical , colonial term that shoould be consigned to the dustbin of history.

[@1984isHereNow]

Next time make sure you visit the City of Durham and the Northumberland Coast with its castles on golden beaches. add the Yorkshire Dales to that and the Cotswolds.

[@RyanShirley]

Ah man that area sounds amazing. When I return I’ll visit there.

[@bibekdas5595]

How beautiful our Earth's my brother

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much brother for all your support! 😁

[@grahamnancledra7036]

If you've been there you'll know it's not the Isles of Skilly. I should know - I was born and brought up there. One of an decreasing few as most babies are now born on the mainland in Penzance or Truro. If you want to come and visit Ryan, I'd be more than glad to take you around. You Hunk.

[@lindawied88wied47]

Ryan..m Amazed w ur pics .so... stunning.. makes me wanna go there..

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much ☺️ I hope you can soon :) Where do you want to travel most?

[@CongenitalArtDefect]

You should visit Yorkshire and the east coast

[@RyanShirley]

I’d love to visit!

[@samsammmm470]

A fantastic list but a couple missing. striding edge helvellyn, tryfan, ring of steal and most of the scottish landscapes missing. the yorkshire 3 peaks, st ives cornwall, keswick.

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Sam! I gotta go back and visit these places 😁

[@tonyclarke898]

I was always told it was pronounced as The Ilses of Scilly were pronounced Silly not SKilly.

[@martinclark7935]

Pronounced 'Silly'.

[@grahamnancledra7036]

and........ it's never the Scilly Isles. No such place. It's either the Isles of Scilly or just plain Scilly. I should know - I'm a born and bred Scillonian

[@carljeffery6736]

You’ll love it at the isle of scilly in the summer time. I live in Cornwall and I can get you sorted, plus there’s loads of other amazing places to visit there as well.

[@RyanShirley]

I’d love to come this summer! I’ll have to reach out to you if I come over there.

[@carljeffery6736]

@@RyanShirley yes mate. I’ll Dm you on my Instagram!!

[@sirrichard77]

Excellent footage. Great watch.

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Richard! Really appreciate your support 😁

[@allen9584]

I would love to visit here, thanks for the video

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Allen! The isles are waiting to you!

[@allen9584]

@@RyanShirley can’t Waite 🤍

[@Thesarcasticmonk]

I hate the fact that your video has 50k and a reaction to it 400k. Brilliantly done, thank you but you missed the broads.

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much friend! Haha your spot on

[@BarnabyLastringPhotography]

Recommendations: Avebury Oxford Cambridge Bath Cheddar Gorge

[@RyanShirley]

Great list! I gotta visit them

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

Cotswolds or some other traditional villages should be added to these lists!

[@vitaliyvyntu4566]

Very interesting

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much brother!

[@MildaGoesWild]

When visiting the British Isles it's important to decide where you want to go and what you want to see. Some amazing wilderness if you go to Wales or the North, and of course the historic towns are very interesting but you'll never be able to cover it all so choose in advance!

[@RyanShirley]

Great advice, there's just so much to see!

[@Dreyno]

It’s more important not to use the term “British Isles” in Ireland. It’s not recognised as a legitimate term by the Irish government.

[@MildaGoesWild]

@@Dreyno I think you might be replying to the wrong thread... But I agree if it is important then definitely more so in Ireland as we certainly don't find it offensive here in Britain.

[@Dreyno]

@@MildaGoesWild I’m not replying to the wrong thread. Of course people In Britain don’t find it offensive. People in ireland find it offensive. And our government do not recognise the term as legitimate.

[@billpickard7848]

Ryan your videos rock and so do you

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Bill! Any place you’d like me to make a video on?

[@billpickard7848]

@@RyanShirley You may have done this but Australia is a good place or Argentina either way is okay Take care rock star

[@chardy789]

Three cliffs bay in Swansea/wales in my eyes is best looking beach in the uk stunning not many people know about it

[@RyanShirley]

I just added it to my wales bucket list next time I go 😁 looks stunning

[@relfyem]

Just a note from a local: Scilly is pronounced Silly.

[@RyanShirley]

I wish I had your help when I made the video 😅

[@relfyem]

@@RyanShirley Next time! 🤣

[@itsevelinakp]

My dreams 😍

[@RyanShirley]

The British Isles are waiting for you 🏰🧙🏻‍♂️

[@akafrancais2182]

thanks brother

[@RyanShirley]

Of course! I’m just happy you watched ☺️

[@Meeckle]

The C is silent in Scilly

[@scottishmapping2750]

You should really visit the lowlands of Scotland more like the Galloway forest and the Scottish borders they are just magical

[@RyanShirley]

I’d love to check them out next time I come!

[@scottishmapping2750]

@@RyanShirley yeah u should visit around Galloway,the borders,Ayrshire and Glasgow next time you visit Scotland it is honestly breathtaking

[@airsun6198]

hello Ryan ^^ from Korea south

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks friend! ☺️ I need to visit South Korea 🇰🇷

[@airsun6198]

@@RyanShirley Correct! you must love South Korea :)))))

[@antoniochac5141]

Bonito paisaje

[@RyanShirley]

Muchas gracias Antonio!

[@vitaliyvyntu4566]

Respect

[@ice-geb-war1595]

Why was there a long boat doing 360 spins at the start of the Dublin bit. (2:30)

[@RyanShirley]

Good question, maybe just turning around 😅

[@indiramoitra2295]

Superb

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Indira!

[@lornawestlake9280]

Surprised he didn't include Stonehenge.

[@RyanShirley]

I should have!

[@ballintogher]

Haha we really do not like the term British Isles in Ireland en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Isles_naming_dispute

[@RyanShirley]

I could call them the Atlantic archipelago 😅

[@gallowglass2630]

Ya i didn't want to mention it because its not the same as saying the UK but that is the case we are not comfortable with it

[@ballintogher]

@@RyanShirley hahaha that'd work!

[@Dreyno]

@@RyanShirley Maybe you should. It’s as legitimate.

[@murpho999]

@@RyanShirleyJust Ireland and Britain. Simple. They’re separate countries so I don’t know why they’re in then same video.

[@eprohoda]

pro ,😎

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks brother!!

[@lieuchuong07]

VIDEO HAY QUÁ BẠN

[@lieuchuong07]

Video hay quá bạn

[@moai1358]

Should've come to Hastings, bro

[@RyanShirley]

I need to visit next time!

[@HolyCodzta]

Cool video! Just so you know, Godrevy is pronounced Godreevy rather than Godrehvy, and the c in Scilly is silent :)

[@RyanShirley]

Ah my mistake, I wish I had your help when I made the video

[@HolyCodzta]

@@RyanShirley It's all good, I wasn't criticising! One tip to help with quite a few places would be that the "mouth" in places like Plymouth (pronounced plih not ply) or Portsmouth is pronounced like the double o in words like book or good, not how you normally pronounce the word mouth. You nailed the pronounciation of Edinburgh to be fair. Very rarely do I hear an American get that one right so good effort!

[@jcrook2151]

Hey Ryan, wondering if you got to Conwy castle or Betws-y-coed in wales? Easily some of the best places to visit

[@RyanShirley]

I haven’t been, I really need to see more of wales! I hope I can visit this summer

[@jcrook2151]

@@RyanShirley highly recommend

[@KoraRubin]

❤

[@serbaresep]

Pemandangan yang indah, semoga sukses selalu untuk anda

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much Serba ☺️

[@gurtejbrar9179]

Iove from Rajasthan ❤️

[@RyanShirley]

Thanks so much brother!

[@tevangliss9015]

What about Guernsey and Jersey in the Channel?

[@RyanShirley]

I need to visit them! They definitely deserve a spot

[@fangfangsun6309]

If you can put the subtitles, it would be great.

[@RyanShirley]

I’ll try to add them ☺️

[@proco_loco6354]

hi bro, can u do one on the Netherlands?

[@RyanShirley]

I’ll try to go this summer and make a video there ☺️

[@arnebenne]

Is Skellig Islands the place where they did scenes from Star Wars the Force Awakens were Luke was hidden? I love all the British Isles.

[@RyanShirley]

Yes you’re totally right! It’s what made me want to go there 🧙🏻‍♂️

[@murpho999]

@@RyanShirleyYes. But it’s not a British Isle in anyway.

[@tomcashman6016]

Britain and Ireland, o and by the way Britain is not the mainland 😊.

[@ahsanurr4219]

If Northern Ireland is part of the British isles, so ROI is yes LOL!

[@tomcashman6016]

@ahsanurr4219 no,northern ireland is part of UK at the moment but it is in Ireland.

[@RobertBarrett-e6q]

@@ahsanurr4219 NI is not part of any "British Isles", though it is part of the UK. You have conflated the two terms and hence admitted that the term "British Isles" is indeed political ( and colonial). Well done, dumbo. LOL.

[@MrSamooska]

Tell me you've never been to Ports"mowth" without telling me you've never been to Ports"muth" ;)

[@SgtSteel1]

Didn't a lot of these appear in the top 10 video that you did? You could have just made a top 25 video at that time no?

[@kalpeshwani8520]

👍👍👍

[@siooya]

太美了！

[@columbannon9134]

No no no. Ireland is not part of British isles....this is what the English claim .....no lrish (real) person would say it.

[@ahsanurr4219]

Yes it's

[@Dingbotz]

Yes, it is

[@TEAisok]

It's on the same group of islands

[@Dingbotz]

I'm Irish and I fully understand that Ireland is part of the British Isles. This is because I am educated and know that 'British Isles' refers to the islands and not the geopolitical make up.

[@thanuthasnim6580]

❣️❣️❣️

[@captainanopheles4307]

You'll be amazed to discover there are bits of England between the south coast and the Lake District on the Scottish border. Ffs.

[@RyanShirley]

I really want to explore that area more! Any specific places you recommend?

[@captainanopheles4307]

@@RyanShirley Manchester and Liverpool are thriving cities. Cresswell Crags in Derbyshire is geographically unique and has prehistoric caves with cave art (you may have to book visits to those separately). The North York Moors are beautiful and have stunning scenery to visit. Walking along the Pennine Way from Derbyshire to Scotland is worth it too. Formby Beach near Liverpool has prehistory and modern history plus a forest reserve. Try all those!

[@yurigabrilovich2190]

The Cairngorms The Highlands The Trossachs Sorry, but cannot specify which scenes

[@RyanShirley]

All amazing places! I need to visit the Cairngorms

[@DA-db9bi]

Do another USA video 👍🏾

[@RyanShirley]

Ok soon! I might do a video on California

[@DA-db9bi]

@@RyanShirley I recommend American Samoa I don’t think you’ve covered it on this channel 👍🏾💯

[@hansel7203]

Great video, just throws me off when you keep referring to England as a country

[@stephanielau8801]

is there transportations or do i need to rent a car

[@RyanShirley]

I always prefer to rent a car, just makes things easier especially if your exploring the countryside. But in cities like london I just use public transportation

[@stephanielau8801]

do you you rent frm place to place? and any rental company you recommend?

[@djpalmer31]

It's Old Harry Rocks not Old Harry's Rocks.

[@jackson1342]

I love the British isle 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@RyanShirley]

Such a magical place!

[@Sabhoh]

Video on Britain-ignores Wales and includes Ireland 🤷

[@HughSheehy]

Please don't include Ireland in the British Isles. Ireland isn't a British Isle.

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

It is

[@ahsanurr4219]

Yes it is. Keep crying

[@liukin95]

'British Isles' is a geographical term. The island of Ireland is part of the 'British Isles'.

[@RobertBarrett-e6q]

@@liukin95 No, its a loaded geopolitical term as opposed to a mere "geographical term".

[@ams0876]

Brexit butthurt

[@freebie808]

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[@Tom-ed-w]

usa always had said bad things to us british. But we dont take it serious because their just upset.

[@NedNew]

Ryan, people in Ireland do not like the term 'British Isles'. It's very offensive. It's a made up term. Calling Britain and Ireland the 'Irish Isles' would have just as much merit.

[@kenjones6441]

Some do some don’t.

[@maxdavis7722]

Not really, Ireland isn’t as famous, large or populated as Britain. Also pretty sure Britain was found and named first, it makes sense that the largest and most famous island would represent the whole “isles”. Don’t know why you Irish get your knickers in a twist over this.

[@maxdavis7722]

@@imastaycool what? Didn’t even say I was from England. You shouldn’t be proud of terrorist attacks, quite pathetic. The term British isles has nothing to do with the British empire, it’s derived from the name Britain which is a name given by the romans. Nothing to do with ether empire, no one cares about the empire over here. The term isn’t used for Ireland it’s used for the whole archipelago, our term for Ireland is either “ireland” (the geographical one) or “republic of Ireland” (the nation). I don’t see how it’s a politician term, it’s completely based off of a geographical term, no politicos involved. The UK does not use the term British isles to refer to the UK related territories, it uses the term to refer to the UK, Ireland and the three crown dependencies. You don’t actually give any reasoning for why you should be annoyed about this geographical term. It seems you Irish are just looking to be annoyed at this point. Ultimately it’s a widely recognised name that is based on ancient geographical terms, it’s not anything offensive or even targeted at the Irish.

[@Dreyno]

@@maxdavis7722 It’s arbitrary. Why not call them the French Isles? It’s a throwback to empire.

[@maxdavis7722]

@@Dreyno why would we call them the French isles? France isn’t in the isles, if it was instead of britain then the French isles would be a fine name.