Author Archives: Hannah Sinfield

A guide to 6 great mountains to climb in Wales

Wales is home to some of the most stunning mountain scenery in the UK. The rounded peaks, striking landscape and well trodden paths in the Brecon Beacons are perfect for scenic hiking routes. Further north, the more rugged and often challenging terrain of Snowdonia National Park provides a perfect playground for more experienced mountaineers looking […]

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Cornwall on a budget: top tips for an affordable holiday

It’s no wonder Cornwall is such a popular place to visit. Its amazing beaches, stunning vistas and picturesque villages make the perfect recipe for a self-catering holiday in the UK. Simply kick back and relax in this beautiful spot or embrace the range of activities and attractions on offer. Whether you are looking to park […]

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North vs South Devon: best places to visit in Devon

Boasting two National Parks, as well as miles and miles of stunning coastline, Devon is a stunning place to visit at any time of the year. Throw in some dramatic landscapes, picturesque seaside towns and mouthwatering cream teas (the Devon way obviously!) and you have the perfect recipe to relax and recharge on holiday. But […]

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The best pubs with exceptional views in Britain

When deciding where to go on your next holiday why not include some quirky and historic pubs into your search criteria? If you’re looking for pubs that combine history, great food, and spectacular views, you should consider heading to some of the UK’s highest inns. There is nothing better than a long country walk followed […]

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UK Bank Holidays 2025: how to maximise your annual leave

With the nights drawing in, and a distinct chill in the air, now is the perfect time to start planning some exciting adventures for next year. Whether you fancy surfing in Cornwall, scaling the UK’s highest mountain in the Highlands or simply enjoying scenic walks and pub lunches in the Cotswolds, the UK has so […]

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Be’ sy’ mewn enw? What’s in a name?

Well as it turns out, quite a lot actually. Whilst most people may visit Wales to enjoy the rugged mountains, stunning coastline and a hearty slice of Bara Brith, those with an interest in history and heritage may also be keen to discover more about Welsh place names. Not only do they tell us about […]

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Beyond summer: Top tips for a fantastic winter break in Devon

The miles and miles of stunning coastline, rugged moors and vibrant towns make Devon a popular destination for a holiday at any time of the year. Whilst perhaps better known for lazy days on the beach, beautiful picnic spots and picturesque seaside villages with surf shops and ice cream kiosks, it is also a fantastic […]

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Top six adventure holidays in Wales

It is no wonder that the small but diverse country of Wales is often described as the adventure capital of Europe. It’s majestic peaks, fast flowing rivers and miles and miles of coastline have created the perfect playground for thrill seekers and adventure lovers to enjoy. From hiking, mountain biking, caving, climbing, surfing, canoeing and […]

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Nine medieval towns to visit in England

From historic architecture and impressive castles to stunning cathedrals and timber-framed buildings, many of England’s medieval towns have a fascinating story to tell. With so much history and heritage on our doorstep, it is hard to know where to start! We take a look at our top nine medieval towns and cities to visit in […]

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How to decorate your holiday home for Easter

It is no wonder that Easter is a popular time of year for people to holiday in the UK. The longer days and warmer temperatures help to ease us out of winter hibernation, whilst the extra bank holidays give us the perfect excuse to book a few days away. From countryside walks to seaside adventures, […]

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