Writing a travel guide or article isn’t just about putting pen to paper – it starts long before you sit down to write. The best guides are born from curiosity, deep knowledge and a genuine love for a place. Whether you’re crafting a book or a feature article, this step-by-step framework will help turn your … Read more

Explore the myth and folklore of Brittany’s ancient megaliths, inspired by Magical France, a guide to France’s spiritual landscapes. Brittany, or Armorica, is a region steeped in ancient wonder. Here, the landscape itself whispers tales of giants, spirits and lost cultures. Long before the arrival of the Celts, prehistoric peoples from the Neolithic to the … Read more

Delve into the ancient rituals and healing therapies of the Wild Sauna, inspired by Emma O’Kelly’s guide to the best outdoor saunas in the UK In today’s fast-paced world, the sauna is evolving into much more than just a hot box; it’s becoming a place for self-care, connection and physical and emotional renewal. Moving beyond … Read more

Guided by the Wild Guide Isle of Man, we explore the sea caves, archways and stacks of one of the UK’s most exciting stretches of coastline The Isle of Man offers more than just stunning coastal views; its edges are defined by geological wonders. Here, you’ll find dramatic sea stacks, towering cliffs and deep, cathedral-like … Read more

Guided by the words and wisdom of Kevin Adams, author of Wild Fishing, we explore the rights and opportunities of fly fishing in the UK. The pursuit of angling is often described not merely as catching fish, but as an immersion into life itself, connecting us deeply with nature and tradition. For modern enthusiasts, this … Read more

Discover secret swims and hidden beaches, all featured in The Wild Guide Sydney, as we escape the crowds to explore the city’s wilder edges and nearby coastlines. There can’t be many places on Earth where, within a few hours of the biggest city in the country, you can have so many incredible wild experiences. Yet close … Read more

Inspired by new release, Rock Idols, a unique and evocative guide to Dartmoor’s tors, we delve into the character, history and allure of six of our favourite Dartmoor tors. Dartmoor National Park is defined by its rugged, ancient landscape, crowned by the spectacular Dartmoor Tors. These formidable granite outcrops are far more than just rock … Read more

From the latest edition of our must-have SUP guide series, Paddleboarding London & South East England, we’ve handpicked five of the best paddleboarding spots that are easily accessible via train from the capital.  The region’s waterways have long been the “lifeblood of the region”, and this guide highlights the best rail-to-river adventures with one-way paddling … Read more

Guided by The Wild Guide West Ireland, this four-day road trip through Galway, Connemara and the Aran Islands slips away from the usual tourist trail. Uncover hidden gems, ancient ruins and remote wild swimming spots along the Wild Atlantic Way. Following one of the Wild Atlantic Way’s most spectacular stretches, expect dramatic landscapes, perfect swims, … Read more

Sarah Banks, author of Wild Swimming Walks Yorkshire, shares five of the best wild swimming spots in the Yorkshire Dales. Yorkshire, often called ‘God’s Own Country,’ is a paradise for wild swimmers and walkers alike. From glacial valleys (dales) and heather-covered moorlands to shimmering tarns and cascading waterfalls, the region offers some of the best … Read more

Discover the best cider farms in Somerset with Georgie Duckworth, author of Wild Swimming Walks, Bristol & Bath. Enjoy a ramble and refreshing swim, then relax with a proper taste of the countryside. Somerset is one of those rare places that truly captures the spirit of the British countryside. Its patchwork pastures and chocolate-box villages feel … Read more

Dive into Britain’s literary heritage with 10 inspiring wild swims from the newest edition of Wild Swimming Britain. Wild swimming is not just an outdoor adventure; it’s a centuries-old tradition cherished by Britain’s greatest writers, artists, and thinkers. From Romantic poets to Edwardian essayists, many found inspiration in rivers, lakes, and moorland streams. Here, we … Read more