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Anthology of travel writing with global reach: 65th anniversary publication from the British Guild of Travel Writers. An enchanting scrapbook of 101 travellers’ personal narratives covering every decade since 1960 and encompassing every continent. Features exploration, backpacking, cities, nature, safaris, hiking, culture, adventure and misadventure.
Outer Hebrides travel guide. Holiday tips and expert advice for Lewis, Harris, St Kilda, Berneray, North Uist, Benbecula, South Uist, Eriskay, Barra and Vatersay. Covers beaches, culture, Gaelic language, Lewis Chessmen, Standing Stones of Callanish, food, walking, wildlife (including eagles, hen harriers, seals and red deer) and Whisky Galore!
Orkney travel guide. Holiday tips and expert advice for the Mainland, Hoy, Graemsay, Flotta, Burray, South Ronaldsay, Rousay, Egilsay, Wyre, Shapinsay, Sanday, Stronsay, Eday, Westray, Papa Westray and North Ronaldsay. Plus Skara Brae, Old Man of Hoy, Ring of Brodgar, Maeshowe, Scapa Flow, Marwick Head, wildlife, beaches, walking and archaeology. Scotland.
52 Wildlife Weekends – unique guidebook proposing a wildlife-watching break in Britain for every week of the year. Staycation suggestions stretch from Cornwall to northern Scotland and cover all aspects of natural history: mammals, birds, butterflies, moths, dragonflies, other insects, reptiles, amphibians, underwater life, plants and fungi.
Slow Travel Family Breaks: perfect escapes in Britain’s Special Places – a guide to making the most of precious family holiday time, with trips for all ages focusing on the local, the authentic, the sustainable, the educational and the damn good fun, from the West Country to the south coast, East Anglia, Wales, the Lake District, Northumberland and Scotland.
Bus-Pass Britain Travel Guide – Travel advice and information on 50 of the best local bus routes in England, Wales and Scotland. Includes timetable tips, maps, personal stories, history and explanation of what to see along each route, plus advice on bus passes, recommended pubs and cafés, the best walks nearby, maps and colour photos.
If you like your holidays really remote, then these are the islands for you.
Once you’ve seen your first whale, you will want to see another… and another.
A short trip to this Hebridean island will leave you feeling that you’d like to stay longer.
From wildlife spectacles and diving excursions to wild camps and mountain hikes – where will your adventure take you?
These endearing creatures are everyone’s favourite North Atlantic bird.
As travel slowly rebuilds, escapes close to home are bound to have great appeal.
It’s a story that has passed into common lore in the Outer Hebrides.
If you climb just one hill in the Outer Hebrides, this should be the one.
These Scottish island chains are home to some of the most spectacular sands in the UK.