Wales – Julian Worker Travel – A few ideas for your next trip

‘A Neolithic miracle’: favourite ancient UK sites

Mystical and atmospheric sites from County Fermanagh to Cornwall

True grit: gravel biking through Wales’ ancient Cambrian heart

A cycle route takes in misty lakes, forest tracks and quiet lanes amid a remote, magical part of Powys. The epic ride ends in a cosy pub just as rain sweeps in

Weekend warriors: adventure beckons in the Brecon Beacons

With abseiling, ziplining over a river, rafting and hikes, a two-night camping adventure in the south Wales national park proves energy-sapping – and boundless fun

Swimming in Snowdonia: a time to reflect

With outdoor swimmer and artist Vivienne Rickman-Poole as her guide, our writer dives into the crystal clear Llynnau Cwm Silyn lakes in Snowdonia

Build your own tiny house on a short break in Wales

Take one clueless writer keen to join the tiny house movement, add in an eco-friendly course at Machynlleth’s Centre for Alternative technology and the results are … something solid to build on

‘Pembrokeshire is magically out of sync with modern times’

Tim Rees, founder of the Unearthed Festival, on his otherworldly, free-spirited home county

Wild days out for Easter: UK walks, attractions and activities – without the crowds

Big-name attractions are heaving over the spring break but the UK has a wealth of spectacular, less-well-known days out.

EU departure but … UK sees record-breaking increase in visitors

Visit Britain is predicting a bumper year for overseas tourists with a weak pound making the UK a more attractive holiday destination

Hit and myth: a legendary tour of Pembrokeshire

Following two newly devised trails in north Pembrokeshire, Kevin Rushby finds an area thick with antiquity – from neolithic to Napoleonic eras – and more soul than Stonehenge can muster