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National Geographic Traveller (UK)

Mar 01 2022
Magazine

Each issue is packed with authentic travel experiences and vivid photography, plus insights and tips to inspire would-be explorers to travel widely, ethically and safely. We are passionate about experiencing the world, championing sustainable travel and celebrating journeys from a local or cultural perspective.

Contributors

National Geographic Traveller

Editor’s letter

Bally Philp, Isle of Skye, Scotland

Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, South Africa

FODELE BEACH • Wet and wild thrills meet laid-back relaxation at Fodele Beach

A YEAR TO REMEMBER • Expect aerial displays, top athletes and Britpop stalwarts as the West Midlands city celebrates 2022 in the spotlight

SYNTOPIA • Slow down into the island pace of life at The Syntopia

GO THE DISTANCE • At almost 12,000 miles, what’s thought to be the world’s longest continuous train journey has opened up. But how feasible is it for travellers?

THE ROUTE: PORTUGAL TO SINGAPORE

NEPAL • Chef Santosh Shah discusses the flavours, ingredients and dishes of his homeland

THE INGREDIENT • Jimbu, part of the allium family, has a flavour that combines garlic, chives and shallot. Harvested from June to September, it’s dried for use in winter.

BELGIUM • Set off through the region of Wallonia by bike to discover fairytale scenery and world-class Belgian beer. Words: Connor McGovern

BELGRADE • Bold and brilliant hotels are channelling the lively spirit of the Serbian capital

A TEENAGER IN NEW YORK • Check out these tried-and-tested successes for entertaining teens in the Big Apple

César Anca’s favourite local dishes • The chef moved from Madrid to Alicante in 1997 to open his award-winning restaurant, La Barra de César Anca. He shares his favourite local plates

ALICANTE • Head to the colourful coastal city for art galleries full of Spanish masterpieces, quirky cocktail bars and revered local rice dishes

RICHMOND • Historic parks, lavish houses and epic Thames views abound in one of London’s most eclectic corners

A HELPING HAND • Susan E. Gibson has been involved in the non-profit sector for more than 35 years. She offers her tips for responsible voluntourism

SUSAN’S TOP TIPS FOR VOLUNTEERING

WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY • Take your photography to the next level this year with the best gear for capturing animals in the wild.

A THREE-NIGHT LUXURY GETAWAY FOR TWO TO CYPRUS • National Geographic Traveller (UK) has teamed up with Parklane, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, and Amathus Holidays to offer an unforgettable escape

WESTERN AUSTRALIA • Home to milky, turquoise seas and wild, red landscapes, the Kimberley Coast is shaped by hair-raising tales of the hunt for treasured pearl shells

GÉRALDINE FASNACHT • Nicknamed the ‘bird woman’ for her pioneering wingsuit flights, the Swiss adventurer has blazed a trail of world firsts, from the Alps to Antarctica

EXPERT TIPS FOR WINTER CAMPERVANNING IN THE UK • Hit the road in a campervan this season to embrace the elements and beat the crowds at some of the country’s most beautiful destinations.

TOP STORIES • Here’s what you’ve been enjoying on the website this month

EUROPE’S BEST DESTINATIONS FOR ROLLER SKATING • A rollerskating renaissance is well underway across Europe, fuelled by people spending more time outdoors, taking up new sports and avoiding public transport during the pandemic. Words: Sarah Richie

BRITTANY • The French region’s Emerald Coast is a treasure trove of stylish resort towns, seafaring history and rugged headland walks with spectacular views

Best beaches

Aquatic adventures

AZORES • A lush chain of volcanic islands in the Atlantic, the Portuguese...


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OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Travel & Outdoor

Languages

English

Each issue is packed with authentic travel experiences and vivid photography, plus insights and tips to inspire would-be explorers to travel widely, ethically and safely. We are passionate about experiencing the world, championing sustainable travel and celebrating journeys from a local or cultural perspective.

Contributors

National Geographic Traveller

Editor’s letter

Bally Philp, Isle of Skye, Scotland

Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, South Africa

FODELE BEACH • Wet and wild thrills meet laid-back relaxation at Fodele Beach

A YEAR TO REMEMBER • Expect aerial displays, top athletes and Britpop stalwarts as the West Midlands city celebrates 2022 in the spotlight

SYNTOPIA • Slow down into the island pace of life at The Syntopia

GO THE DISTANCE • At almost 12,000 miles, what’s thought to be the world’s longest continuous train journey has opened up. But how feasible is it for travellers?

THE ROUTE: PORTUGAL TO SINGAPORE

NEPAL • Chef Santosh Shah discusses the flavours, ingredients and dishes of his homeland

THE INGREDIENT • Jimbu, part of the allium family, has a flavour that combines garlic, chives and shallot. Harvested from June to September, it’s dried for use in winter.

BELGIUM • Set off through the region of Wallonia by bike to discover fairytale scenery and world-class Belgian beer. Words: Connor McGovern

BELGRADE • Bold and brilliant hotels are channelling the lively spirit of the Serbian capital

A TEENAGER IN NEW YORK • Check out these tried-and-tested successes for entertaining teens in the Big Apple

César Anca’s favourite local dishes • The chef moved from Madrid to Alicante in 1997 to open his award-winning restaurant, La Barra de César Anca. He shares his favourite local plates

ALICANTE • Head to the colourful coastal city for art galleries full of Spanish masterpieces, quirky cocktail bars and revered local rice dishes

RICHMOND • Historic parks, lavish houses and epic Thames views abound in one of London’s most eclectic corners

A HELPING HAND • Susan E. Gibson has been involved in the non-profit sector for more than 35 years. She offers her tips for responsible voluntourism

SUSAN’S TOP TIPS FOR VOLUNTEERING

WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY • Take your photography to the next level this year with the best gear for capturing animals in the wild.

A THREE-NIGHT LUXURY GETAWAY FOR TWO TO CYPRUS • National Geographic Traveller (UK) has teamed up with Parklane, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, and Amathus Holidays to offer an unforgettable escape

WESTERN AUSTRALIA • Home to milky, turquoise seas and wild, red landscapes, the Kimberley Coast is shaped by hair-raising tales of the hunt for treasured pearl shells

GÉRALDINE FASNACHT • Nicknamed the ‘bird woman’ for her pioneering wingsuit flights, the Swiss adventurer has blazed a trail of world firsts, from the Alps to Antarctica

EXPERT TIPS FOR WINTER CAMPERVANNING IN THE UK • Hit the road in a campervan this season to embrace the elements and beat the crowds at some of the country’s most beautiful destinations.

TOP STORIES • Here’s what you’ve been enjoying on the website this month

EUROPE’S BEST DESTINATIONS FOR ROLLER SKATING • A rollerskating renaissance is well underway across Europe, fuelled by people spending more time outdoors, taking up new sports and avoiding public transport during the pandemic. Words: Sarah Richie

BRITTANY • The French region’s Emerald Coast is a treasure trove of stylish resort towns, seafaring history and rugged headland walks with spectacular views

Best beaches

Aquatic adventures

AZORES • A lush chain of volcanic islands in the Atlantic, the Portuguese...


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