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It took four attempts to get to Chewton Glen this year. My first stay was postponed because the new pool loungers at the refurbished spa hadn’t arrived. How could I possibly go? Then, in March, there was a more significant incident involving a banana, a bat and a pig that ended up being cooked by

While some remain reticent to travel, millions of Britons have already returned from their first post-pandemic holidays – indeed, around 600,000 of us were in Spain when the Government put the entire country on the quarantine naughty step last month.  Telegraph Travel’s writers have filed postcards from France, Malta, the Greek islands, Iceland and Amsterdam

A friend of mine took me to Ngawha Springs (pronounced “Nafa”) yesterday – some natural hot pools that the Maoris really like and that are supposed to be good for skin and soul. To get there you have to follow State Highway Number 1 (it is THE main highway in New Zealand) up north in

Travelling as a vegetarian isn’t always the easiest thing to do. It’s often whittled down to a paltry choice between some kind of flavourless pasta/bread/rice/vegetable combination, leading to a frustratingly unimaginative diet.  There is also a constant barrage of temptation being thrown at you whatever your reason for no longer eating meat. Despite a very near moment

Guide to Makhtesh Ramon: Makhtesh Ramon is a large, 40 Km diameter crater in the Negev Desert in the southern part of Israel. So what’s the difference between a “Crater” and a “Makhtesh”? Crater – A roughly circular depression in the ground usually caused by volcanic activity, impact, or explosion. Makhtesh – A crater-like geological

The President of Spain’s Balearic Islands has implored the UK government to rethink its blanket ban on arrivals from Spain, highlighting the low case rates in the popular holiday region that includes Majorca, Menorca and Ibiza. Francina Armengol i Socias, in an open letter shared exclusively with Telegraph Travel, said: “We have gone to extraordinary

Often referred to as Big Sky Country, Montana is the most northerly of the US states. Its beautiful, rugged scenery with plentiful wildlife makes it a popular destination for scenic drives and outdoor activities. The area is actually well-known for its numerous outdoor activities, including winter sports, water sports, hiking and biking. While it is

A couple of things are guaranteed when it comes to summertime in Barcelona, the sun will be shining and the weather will be hot! This usually means that the beaches are super busy and hard to navigate. But fear not, as there is a solution. If you want to go swimming in Barcelona, without having

Gothenburg (Göteborg), is Sweden’s second biggest city. Visitors can explore the beautiful coastal city, magical islands and some of the best seafood in the world. Located on the west coast of Sweden, Gothenburg has a city pulse with nature on its doorstep.   Go cycling  Rent a bike and explore the city with brand new

Do you need a holiday and would you like to get away from it all for a while, to tour the world? Then come to Antwerp, a homestead for many different nationalities and cultures. Depending on what you visit, in Antwerp you could imagine yourself in New York, Japan, China, Africa or Italy.   From

Please note our writers visited Crete prior to the coronavirus pandemic For a laidback break without the worry of extra charges, weather, entertainment and excellent dining options, all-inclusive holidays to Crete are ideal. Most packages include premium beverages and à la carte dining – some even offer spa treatments and sports activities. From lazing on pristine Blue

More insider guides for planning a trip to Madrid 48 hours Hotels Attractions Restaurants Bars Free Many refer to Madrileños as gatos (cats) for their tendency to enjoy late nights, and so, unsurprisingly, Madrid is a city with an exceptional nightlife offering. Our resident expert Annie Bennett believes there is something for everyone, from cool

Inspiring, vibrant and open to the world: that is the feel of life in Vorarlberg.  Supremely located in Austria’s very west, between Lake Constance and the high alps at up to 3,000 metres, Vorarlberg shares borders with Germany, Switzerland and the principality of Liechtenstein. If you have ever taken a ride on a ski lift

Please note our writers visited Slovenia prior to the coronavirus pandemic Often touted as ‘Europe’s most relaxing country’, Slovenia’s draw is undeniably alluring. The incredible mixture of climates here brings warm Mediterranean breezes up to the foothills of the Alps, where it can nonetheless snow even in summer, and more than half of the country’s

Boggled by air bridges? Anxious about flying during a pandemic? Embrace the Great British summer and make the most of beautiful Blighty instead, whether you’re holidaying with friends, the entire family or going solo The Blue House, Camber Sands, East Sussex Best for… big families Who needs to dream of Malibu when you can stay

Voted Best Small City, Lausanne is for sure a town where it’s impossible to be bored. Discover the places absolutely not to be missed when you visit, with our tips to explore the town like a local!   1. Lausanne Cathedral You can’t miss it! Lausanne Cathedral is undoubtedly a must-see attraction of the Vaud

Please note our writers visited the Maldives prior to the coronavirus pandemic What sets the Maldives apart from other tropical destinations is its vast array of beautiful hotels scattered among the thousands of postcard-perfect atolls and islands. The shallow, crystal clear waters make it one of the few places in the world where you can

Edgy districts, traditional taverns and modern art on the Mediterranean With a dramatic and turbulent history harking back to the Bronze Age, Palma has had its fair share of invasions – from the Romans and Vandals to the Moors and Christians. So it’s hardly surprising that this perky, perfectly formed city has such a welcoming and

Just a short journey outside the city of Gothenburg is the wildnerss of Dalsland,  the unique Bohuslän archipelago with its beautiful smooth granite shoreline against the open horizon, and the scenic plains, hills and forests of Västergötland. Here’s our roundup of how to discover West Sweden’s nature at its best: Canoeing in Dalsland Experience nature

Please note our writers visited St Vincent and the Grenadines prior to the coronavirus pandemic This 32-island nation is real get-away-from-it-all territory, from lush, mountainous St Vincent to the magical Grenadine islands. Several private islands have a single hotel such as Petit St Vincent and Palm Island, but the most exclusive, with villas and a