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  • Bue Marino beach on Favignana’s east coast

    Where Odysseus threw a barbecue
    Exploring Sicily’s Favignana island

    The Egadi isles are said to have inspired the mythical islands in the Odyssey. Today, the largest of the group is a quiet place of blissful beaches, fresh fish, neon seas and ice-cream breakfasts
  • Mike MacEacheran and his guide Craig Reid get splashed in their canoe

    ‘It’s not the Zambezi, but the Tweed has its moments’
    Canoeing in the Scottish Borders

  • Teignmouth train walk

    'You can walk virtually everywhere in England by using the train’
    The man connecting rail-based walks

  • Family camping at sunset.

    Win a holiday voucher
    Tell us about a favourite campsite

  • An aerial shot of coast road in Croatia’s Lika region, by the Kvarner Gulf

    ‘Slow travel at its most joyous’
    Our three-week road trip to Croatia

  • Istanbul views, including Galata tower.

    Turkey’s melting pot
    A foodie break in Istanbul

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  • 42-Acres Meditation by the lake15

    Restorative in every way
    A rewilding retreat in Somerset

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    A musical tour of Manchester
    From the Hallé to the Happy Mondays

  • Small boats in Lyme Regis harbour.

    Lyme Regis
    Exciting new food scene gives a real flavour of the Dorset coast

  • The pilgrims in rural Herefordshire, with the Skirrid in the background

    Ancient and modern
    A pilgrimage through Herefordshire’s Golden Valley

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Spotlight

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    Confessions of an 82-year-old hitchhiker

    The founder of the Bradt travel guides and author of a new memoir has been thumbing lifts all over the world since her teens – and has no intention of stopping now
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  • Old town, Rovinj Harbor, Croatia<br>Old town, harbor, Rovinj, Croatia.

    Thousand island blessing
    The wonders of Croatia’s sun-soaked shores

  • Taking a photo of Diocletians Palace at Split, Croatia

    Quiz
    Cultural marveller or foodie explorer – what’s your travel personality type?

  • Heritage under the Unesco protection Šibenik city Photo Julien Duval

    Festivals, folklore, art and food
    Croatia’s unmissable cultural highlights

  • Climbing Zarečki krov Pazin city

    From stunning hikes to secluded wild swimming
    Seven reasons why Croatia is a must for adventure lovers

  • An aerial view of a winding road in the Tuscany landscape, Italy - stock photo<br>Sunset in the Italian countryside

    ‘Ahead lay cypress-lined Tuscan roads waiting to be discovered’
    Readers’ best road trips in Europe

  • Common Crane (Grus grus) in flight against sunset cloudy sky and trees, Podlaskie Voivodeship, Poland, Europe

    ‘A water world teeming with wildlife’
    Readers’ favourite national parks in Europe

    • Scenic and tranquil fjords scenery in Flam Norway

      Readers’ favourite summer trips to Scandinavia
      ‘Kayak across the fjord to your own secluded beach’

    • the Komani Lake Ferry navigates a rocky gorge with a payload of people and vehicles, on Lake Koman, Albania<br>2R8W714 the Komani Lake Ferry navigates a rocky gorge with a payload of people and vehicles, on Lake Koman, Albania

      ‘I wanted the 17-hour trip to go slower, not faster’
      Readers’ favourite European journeys

    • Courtyard in the old Lyon<br>KB4G88 Courtyard in the old Lyon

      ‘This is the France you dream of’
      Readers’ favourite travel discoveries

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  • Gaddings Dam – A Photo Essay

    The beach on top of a Yorkshire moor
    ‘A wild swimmer’s paradise’

    A new documentary, Wild Water, celebrates a hardy group of enthusiasts who hike up boglands to swim year-round in a remote mill pond built during the Industrial Revolution
  • Accidentally Wes Anderson: The Exhibition – the social media phenomenon comes to life this Winter in London. Accidentally Wes Anderson: The Exhibition launches in London’s Kensington on 8th December. Warrender Baths Soo Burnell

    ‘You know it when you see it’
    Accidentally Wes Anderson exhibition opens in London

  • ‘I slept in ditches and dreamed of marauding raiders’
    A wild walk on the Hadrian’s Wall path

  • Calstock viaduct on stage 3 of the Tamara Coast To Coast Way.

    Coast to coast
    Snapshots of Cornwall’s new Tamar valley walk

  • R3-28

    Cycling the 7,600km European Divide
    ‘Only 12 other people have completed it’

  • Rafael Bridi Walking On Clouds

    Banff Mountain Film Festival returns
    Extreme adventure from Afghanistan to Ecuador

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    My four-day rail and ferry adventure from the UK to Albania

  • Protesters in Venice.

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    Venice residents protest as city starts charging visitors to enter

    Day trippers will have to pay €5 to visit Italian city under scheme designed to protect it from excess tourism
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    Our slow travel expert takes the train through the Rhône’s wine country, hoping for grand cru views and a glass of Condrieu
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