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To this day, the ghost of Paul Holymard is said to still stalk to ruined walls of Moreton Corbet Castle.
Join Abigail King as she uncovers the meaning behind Sri Lanka’s traditional masks. From demons to dancing, each one reveals a deeper cultural truth.
The houses of the Kassena are a unique marvel.
Is Fuerteventura good for families, you ask? With its year-round sunshine, endless beaches, and wide range of activities for all ages, we’d say the answer is a resounding yes. Here’s what you need to know. Is Fuerteventura good for families? When most people think of the Canary Islands, it is the popular beaches of Gran…
Welcome to our exclusive interview series where we sit down with the voices behind our Latin America Travel Festival. Discover what drives these travel experts, their unique connections to Latin America, and the stories that fuel their adventures. Rory Jackson, Director of Bruce Parry’s Tribe How did you get into documentaries? I first started making…
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Standing on the hilltops gives one a feeling of being on top of the world as the islands are laid out at one’s feet. The amazing clarity of light in these islands never ceases to amaze. Will Wagstaff, author of Falkland Islands: the Bradt Guide The Falkland Islands are one of our hot destinations for…
The Arctic is a huge area. There is no clear agreement on its extent, no simple geographical or even political definition of its territory. Tony Soper, author of The Arctic: the Bradt Guide The Arctic has stunning coastal scenery and a wealth of wildlife, from narwhals and belugas to glaciers and tundra, and not to…
Parenthood demands an overnight re-adjustment in your relationships towards almost everything, from sleep to work to socialising. And of course to travel. Kidding Around is a collection of 35 true tales – plus a poem – about the perils and pleasures of travel with children, from ill-tempered toddlers to world-weary teenagers. The stories take you to…
It has been described as the eighth continent, a world apart, evolution’s playground, and the real Alice’s Wonderland. Hilary Bradt & Daniel Austin , authors of Madagascar: The Bradt Guide Madagascar is one of our hot destinations for the year ahead – check out the full list of the best places to travel in 2024…
Visit Norwegian, Swedish or Finnish Lapland and you’ll take away much more than Santa Claus could ever give you. James Proctor, author of Lapland: the Bradt Guide For a place that doesn’t officially exist, Lapland is famous the world over. Children know this snowy winter wonderland as the home of Santa Claus and his illustrious…
Hidden away in the green folds of Africa, Benin is a small country that few westerners have thought to make a holiday destination, but we guarantee you that once visited it will forever leave you enchanted. Stuart Butler, author of Benin: the Bradt Guide Despite the extraordinary range of attractions, few westerners have thought to…
In Botswana, animals wander freely across vast reserves which are measured in thousands of square kilometres, not merely hectares. Exploring these wilder corners is invariably deeply liberating. Chris McIntyre, author of Botswana: the Bradt Travel Guide From the parched Kalahari to the snaking waterways and wildlife-rich islands of the Okavango Delta, UNESCO’s 1000th World Heritage Site,…