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Slow East Devon Travel Guide – holiday tips and local advice including accommodation, pubs and restaurants, local food and crafts, Exeter, seaside towns, Exmouth, Sidmouth and coastal walks and beaches. Also covered are the Blackdown Hills, River Otter, watersports and activities, Lyme Regis and the Jurassic Coast, wildlife and birdwatching.
Rwanda travel guide. Travel and holiday advice features Kigali accommodation and highlights, gorilla tracking and wildlife. Also includes guides, tour operators, itineraries, canoe excursions, national parks such as Volcanoes, Nyungwe, Akagera, Gishwati-Mukura and Virunga, Lake Kivu, Kigali Genocide Memorial, DRC excursions, political history.
South Devon and Dartmoor (Slow Travel) guide. Holiday tips and insider advice featuring Plymouth highlights, local restaurants, pubs and accommodation, national parks and reserves. Also covers Dartmouth, Torquay and the English Riviera, Dartmoor National Park, South West Coast Path, beaches, cycling, itineraries, boat trips and steam train routes.
South Devon and Dartmoor (Slow Travel) guide. Holiday tips and insider advice featuring Plymouth highlights, local restaurants, pubs and accommodation, national parks and reserves. Also covers Dartmouth, Torquay and the English Riviera, Dartmoor National Park, the South West Coast Path, beaches, cycling, boat trips and steam train routes.
Some people go to church, others go to churches.
Our founder Hilary Bradt and Janice Booth, authors of Slow Travel: South Devon and Dartmoor, discuss their favourite churches from the region.
Janice Booth recounts her version of this ancient tale.
Rwanda’s Maraba Bourbon coffee is one of the country’s success stories.
All you need to know about this little-known UNESCO-listed island.
Four Bradt authors have been nominated for prizes in a single week.
No one forgets their first sight of one of the Big Five: an elephant, ears flapping and trunk raised, or the amber eyes of a pride of lions. But for me it is often the smaller creatures that command my attention: the dung beetle rolling its prize towards its hole or the spectacular blue flame…
Devon’s combination of moor, river and sea is an invitation to travel slowly, whether on foot, bicycle, horseback or in a canoe. The less energetic can watch the scenery gently unfold from the comfort of a steam train or riverboat, or potter around a quintessential English village. Hilary Bradt and Janice Booth, authors of South…
Small villages busy themselves with local, volunteer-run events, and cyclists or walkers on the quiet lanes are rarely disturbed by something as vexing as a car. There’s so much for the Slow visitor to enjoy. Hilary Bradt & Janice Booth, authors of Slow Travel East Devon and the Jurassic Coast: the Bradt Guide Mention holidays in Devon, and…