May is National Walking Month and there’s no better place to embrace the benefits of getting out and about than on the coastal paths around Britain. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be highlighting some of the best seaside hiking routes, with recommended eating spots to try along the way. ......
Often described as the ultimate Scottish road trip, the North Coast 500 is Scotland’s answer to Route 66 and last year has celebrated its 10th anniversary. The circular route hugs the north coast for 516 jaw-dropping miles and, despite ongoing rumblings about the pressure on local infrastructure, the steady stream of ......
Half term is here, the car is packed and the coast is calling. A seaside escape with the kids promises salty air, shoreline strolls and the joy of just being together. But when hunger strikes, finding great food that’s genuinely child friendly can be challenging. From laid-back crab shacks with ......
The Norfolk coast is a haven for food lovers, and for those dining with dogs, there’s no shortage of welcoming spots to enjoy a great meal with your four-legged companion. From relaxed pubs with roaring fires to seafood restaurants serving the freshest local catch, these dog-friendly venues offer warm hospitality ......
The Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, swallows up Devon towns and rivers, Dorset coves and crab-filled bays. Along it, visitors will avail themselves of the finest seafood in traditional shacks and explore some of the south coast’s most forward-thinking restaurants. Here, Stuart Walton picks out several hotspots from the Guide, as well as a few local spots perfect for a post-beach bite.
