Quieter parts of the country that are richly deserving of a visit
Author Archives: Julian Worker
In your dreams … where travel writers are yearning for
The Arabian Sea, Russia’s far east, lunch on a sunny Balearic beach? The experts can’t wait to get on the move again
12 of Britain’s best new campsites and glampsites
Lockdown easing may see campsites open by mid-May. From wild fields to stylish treehouses, these sites are worth checking out – but be quick, demand is high
Finding the middle of nowhere: hiking to Scotland’s great wilderness
Memories of a winter trip to the most remote spot in Britain are a reminder of the raw beauty of the Highlands
My great British canal adventure: exploring by kayak in lockdown
Throwing a kayak on Britain’s historic inland waterways offers town dwellers instant access to freedom, tranquility and wildlife
In search of light on the edge of Ireland
The coastline of Louth, Ireland’s smallest county, with its wide, empty beaches and rare wildlife
The joy of steps: 20 ways to give purpose to your daily walk
Has the novelty of a prescribed stroll long since worn off? From tracking animals to uncovering hidden history, here’s how to discover a new world in your neighbourhood
Pitch perfect: how glamping could salvage our summer
Demand for pitches, caravans and campsites in the UK is off the scale, with new venues appearing regularly
Not fade away: the joy of a ghost-sign spotting walk
An urban stroll can become a journey into the past for those alert to the faded beauty of hand-painted adverts on old buildings
Istanbul: a virtual tour through books, film, food and music
Crime writer Barbara Nadel explores the ‘vibrant but maddening megacity’ that inspires her books
