Travel

Travel: Gwel an Mor, Cornwall

Gwel an Mor, just above the pretty village of Portreath, means ‘views of the sea’ in Cornish and it’s no misnomer – wherever you are in this award-winning resort you can see the Atlantic.

This is no typical British holiday park – the log cabins are luxury, the on-site restaurant is top class, and the kids are encouraged to get close to nature, not slot machines or giant screen Wiis.

Travel: Walking the Isle of Wight

A rabble of ramblers are readying themselves for the Isle of Wight Walking Festival, which runs from May 4 to 19, this year.

Travel: Rooftop Rye

From our cosy attic room at The George in Rye we can see nothing but tiled roof tops stretching out before us and a few beady-eyed seagulls sheltering from the cold and the rain.

Travel: Torquay and the English Riviera

Think Torquay – kiss me quick hats, Victorian seaside promenades, lots of red velvet banquettes in tired restaurants?

Travel: Lose your heart in San Francisco

For every San Francisco first timer like me there is a must-do list. The reasons thousands flock to this fabulous city by the bay, the things you’d feel cheated if you missed.