British Travel Journal | Autumn/Winter 2022
Travel and relaxation merge together seamlessly during the quieter off-season months enabling the perfect opportunity to embark on your own effortless journey, so why settle for one destination when you could discover an entire region? Our Cymru special shows you how to curate your own epic adventure through three spectacular counties spanning Wales's west coast. Plus, don't miss truffle-hunting experiences, behind-the-scenes distillery tours, interview with British chef Simon Rogan and much more. Discover our natural world, enjoy picturesque walks and beautiful gardens, and let this issue inspire your sense of adventure for a season of intrepid trips filled with incredible moments.
Travel and relaxation merge together seamlessly during the quieter off-season months enabling the perfect opportunity to embark on your own effortless journey, so why settle for one destination when you could discover an entire region? Our Cymru special shows you how to curate your own epic adventure through three spectacular counties spanning Wales's west coast. Plus, don't miss truffle-hunting experiences, behind-the-scenes distillery tours, interview with British chef Simon Rogan and much more. Discover our natural world, enjoy picturesque walks and beautiful gardens, and let this issue inspire your sense of adventure for a season of intrepid trips filled with incredible moments.
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ISLE OF WIGHT<br />
Tapnell Farm Group<br />
If you want to visit this island farm and enjoy the activities on<br />
offer but don’t want to stay in the heart of the action, check out<br />
the Piglets, four upcycled animal arcs at sister farm East Afton.<br />
From £200 for two nights.<br />
tapnellfarm.com<br />
HEREFORDSHIRE<br />
Nuthatch, the sleeper bus<br />
Stayed in a shepherd's hut and want to<br />
move on from tents? Take a look at this bus,<br />
a 1960s Bedford Panoramic that has been<br />
cleverly converted into a miniature home.<br />
A cosy double bed is at the back, with a<br />
wood-burning stove nearby. Kids can sleep<br />
on the sofa bed in the kitchen/dining area,<br />
with a wooden floor, oak worktops, a cooker<br />
and a fridge. Electricity comes courtesy of<br />
solar panels on the roof, and there’s a<br />
Swedish wood-fired hot tub to wallow<br />
in under the stars as well as a separate<br />
bathroom. From £120 a night to<br />
Hideaway members (£17 a year). ◆<br />
kiphideaways.com<br />
CORNWALL<br />
The Balcony Studio<br />
The balcony in question juts over the sea defence<br />
walls at St Ives harbour, making this one-bedroom<br />
cottage the perfect romantic bolthole for either summer<br />
sea views or storm watching. The beamed master<br />
bedroom features glass panels that look down into<br />
the large spa bathroom, with its giant bathtub and<br />
couples’ shower. From £175 a night. ◆<br />
thebalconystudio.co.uk<br />
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