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WINTER ON TRESCO Time to be immersed in the wilds of an island winter. In the occasional storm and its seaspray slinging drama. In the wonder of a subtropical garden blooming in the midst of a British winter. In the cosy heart of the island at our newly-refurbished island inn. TRESCO.CO.UK/WINTER Tresco: 28 miles off the Cornish coast. Somewhere else altogether.
CONTRIBUTIONS BRITISH TRAVEL JOURNAL BritishTravelJournal.com Welcome EDITOR’S LETTER — EDITORS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Jessica Way FEATURES EDITOR Samantha Rutherford CHIEF SUB-EDITOR Angela Harding HEAD OF DIGITAL Adrian Wilkinson CONTRIBUTORS Chantal Haines, Tonwen Jones, Jane Knight, Karyn Noble, Natalie Paris, Charlotte Varela, Karolina Wiercigroch COVER PHOTO — Grove of Narberth, Pembrokeshire © Image Editor's own Published by CONTISTA MEDIA Unit 6, Basepoint, Andersons Road, Southampton, SO14 5FE 01489 660680 contistamedia.co.uk Travel and relaxation merge together seamlessly during the quieter offseason 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 Wonder in Wales – an epic adventure through three spectacular counties spanning the country’s west coast (page 48) – before whetting your appetite further with our Gourmet Guide to Wales (page 60). If you prefer foraging for your food and blending your favourite tipples, then our Black Autumn Magic truffle-hunting experiences (page 34) and Kindred Spirits behind-the-scenes distillery tours (page 26) are idyllic reading. Our gastronomic theme continues with our Star Man, British chef Simon Rogan who chats to us about the importance of field-to-fork dining and the success behind his flagship restaurant L’Enclume, which has just celebrated its 20th anniversary year and been awarded its third Michelin star (page 42). Discover our natural world, enjoying picturesque walks and beautiful gardens, from a luxurious subtropical Valley of Paradise in a hidden corner of Cornwall (page 70) to Wildlife Walks, spotting water voles, butterflies and four-spotted chasers (page 64). However you choose to spend your time, I hope this issue inspires your sense of adventure and ignites your passion to delve deeper – and you enjoy a season of intrepid trips filled with incredible moments. Thank you for all your support of British Travel Journal this year – we love hearing from you, so please don’t forget to share or tag your best travel pictures with us. Jessica x JESSICA WAY EDITOR-IN-CHIEF – All rights reserved by Contista Media Ltd. Copyright is either owned by or licenced to Contista Media Ltd, or permitted by the original copyright holder. Reproduction in whole or part without written permission is strictly prohibited. While every care is taken prices and details are subject to change and Contista Media Ltd take no responsibility for omissions or errors. Views expressed by authors are not necessarily those of the publisher. @BritishTravelJournal @BritishTravelJournal @BTravelJournal BritishTravelJournal.com 3
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Page 7 and 8: This is Refreshing. For epic holida
Page 9 and 10: latest TRAVEL NEWS As the nights dr
Page 11 and 12: LONDON Como Metropolitan Residences
Page 13: GOODWOOD one of the best hotels in
Page 16 and 17: Self-Catering and Glamping LINCOLNS
Page 18 and 19: SCOTLAND Ceol Mor Highland Lodges T
Page 20 and 21: Exclusive Use SUSSEX South Downs Ho
Page 22 and 23: Attractions and Events ESSEX AND HA
Page 24 and 25: under the SPOTLIGHT One of the hott
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Page 28 and 29: The Silent Pool distillery tour tak
Page 30 and 31: Nc’nean The female-founded Nc’n
Page 33 and 34: Henstone Distillery by train Someth
Page 35 and 36: “ There’s nothing like driving
Page 37 and 38: TRUFFLE HUNTING by an afternoon tea
Page 39 and 40: Olive Tree House, Sussex Find your
Page 41: SPECIAL FEATURE MAMMA MIA! THE PART
Page 44: and wild herbs and I had always wan
Page 47 and 48: “ It was always my ambition that
Page 49 and 50: Follow in the footsteps of the anci
Page 51 and 52: ‘ Taking a short stroll along the
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FIRST PAGE: BOAT TRIP TO SKOMER ISL
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Pembrokeshire Day Three The sun was
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‘ For the most epic 360-degree vi
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Day Eight We spent our last morning
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Asador 44 Food critic Tom Parker-Bo
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Henry Robertson Dining Room, Palé
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From its highest peaks to its urban
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‘ My heart thrills whenever I vis
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‘ The gardens might be Meudon’s
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OPENING PAGE: BREAM COVE PREVIOUS P
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THEATRE SPECIAL BEHIND THE CURTAIN
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The Phantom of the Opera The Phanto
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2 The Lake District’s best hikes
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5 Wild picnics in Perthshire With r
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8 Wye Valley electric biking Nestle
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CAMPERVAN road trips With Yescapa,
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WAKE UP WITH A DIFFERENT VIEW EVERY
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ADVENTURE ON THE NORFOLK AND SUFFOL
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an extravagant REFURBISHMENT It’s
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strikingly lit (15ft bespoke chande
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