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The season of goodwill may seem a long way away, but savvy Christmas shoppers know that now is the time start planning - here is our pick of the best Christmas Market Breaks by rail.
Stenaline's combined rail and sail ticket allows you to take the train + ferry all the way to Holland. Here's our short video showing what it's like on board.
Five of the best tree house holidays, from Keycamp's family-friendly sites in Brittany to a luxurious arboreal abode in the south of France.
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Posted by John Sannaee at 12:32 on Tuesday 07 September 2010
Flying is often considered the cheapest way to travel long distances, yet there are lots of ways you can use alternative transport on the cheap. Here are a few tips.
Posted by Anouk van den Eijnde at 09:53 on Tuesday 07 September 2010
The season of goodwill may seem a long way away, but savvy Christmas shoppers know that now is the time start planning - here is our pick of the best Christmas Market Breaks by rail.
Posted by Philippa Jacks at 12:23 on Monday 06 September 2010
Philippa Jacks visits Rezare Farmhouse, a 17th-century cottage in the beautiful countryside of the Tamar Valley
Posted by Philippa Jacks at 03:50 on Thursday 02 September 2010
Philippa Jacks reviews St Ives' award-winning Primrose Valley Hotel, right on Porthminster Beach
Posted by Richard Hammond at 10:13 on Thursday 02 September 2010
Stenaline's combined rail and sail ticket allows you to take the train + ferry all the way to Holland. Here's our short video showing what it's like on board.
Posted by Paul Miles at 03:55 on Wednesday 01 September 2010
Read professional travel writer Paul Miles' review of St Cuthbert's House, a converted Presbyterian Church (now a B&B) on the Northumberland coast.
Posted by Anouk van den Eijnde at 05:04 on Tuesday 31 August 2010
Anouk travels by train to the Way Out West festival to see some of the big name acts playing amongst pine trees and elks in the centre of Gothenburg.
Posted by John Sannaee at 01:09 on Tuesday 31 August 2010
Ferries are not only a green way to get places, they're also a great way to see some of the wonderful wildlife around the UK shores and beyond...
Posted by John Sannaee at 01:07 on Tuesday 31 August 2010
Here's out guide to how to take the ferry to some of the best festivals in Ireland and continental Europe.
Posted by John Sannaee at 01:06 on Tuesday 31 August 2010
John Sannaee on why taking the ferry is still a great way to travel.
Posted by Richard Hammond at 12:10 on Tuesday 31 August 2010
Today we have launched our unique online ferry journey planner with details of over 80 ferry journeys foot passengers can make between the UK, Ireland and continental Europe.
Posted by Richard Hammond at 10:43 on Tuesday 31 August 2010
Our latest newsletter with details of our new Ferry Journey Planner and discount on holidays in Northern England, Scotland, and the French Alps.
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