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East Devon and west Dorset ‘Slow’ travel guide. Expert local insights and holiday tips featuring Exeter, Exmouth, Seaton, Sidmouth, Beer, Lyme Regis, the Jurassic Coast, Blackdown Hills and the River Otter. Covers coastal walks, cycling, beaches, watersports, wildlife watching, birdwatching, where to eat and stay, festivals, local food and crafts
South America travel writing anthology.
Bradt travel journal This Bradt A5 128pp hardback journal with replica cover will help you to keep a record of your favourite travel memories. The perfect gift for anyone who writes about their travels This new hardback journal (A5 size) celebrates the birth of Bradt Guides. Its distinctive yellow cover is a facsimile of the…
Bradt travel journal This Bradt A5 128pp hardback journal with replica cover will help you to keep a record of your favourite travel memories. The perfect gift for anyone who writes about their travels This new hardback journal (A5 size) evokes the early days of Bradt Guides. Its distinctive yellow cover is a facsimile of…
Antananarivo City E-Guide – Expert travel tips and holiday advice including hotels, restaurants, nightlife, shopping, walks, maps and transport. Also covered are Ivato airport area, central Tana sights, markets, handicrafts, practical information, language and day and overnights excursions including Lemurs Park, Imerina sacred hills and Anjozorobe..
In March 2019 our founder Hilary Bradt was inducted into the LATA Hall of Fame at a special event at the House of Commons.
Four Bradt authors have been nominated for prizes in a single week.
Given Bradt’s reputation for covering exotic or off-beat destinations, people are sometimes surprised to learn just how many UK guidebooks we have.
Rachel started travelling with her mum, the inimitable Dervla Murphy, at the age of just four
*** FIND THE WINNING AND SHORTLISTED ENTRIES HERE *** We’re thrilled to announce the longlist for the 2025 New Travel Writer of the Year competition. Head judge Hilary Bradt has read every single entry. She comments: “As always I settled down to read through the many entries inspired by the theme A Hasty Exit in happy anticipation. And…
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“This will be our model for the future: less ground covered, more time spent in destinations.”
From mind-boggling flora to unique wildlife, the ‘Red Island’ has something for everyone.
An expert’s guide to the undeniably strange, supposedly supernatural and downright spooky woods of Britain.