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“It’s not the destination, it’s the journey.” Is there a more annoying phrase? It’s always said by people with an irritating abundance of personal freedom. You rarely hear it, for example, from those whose lives revolve exclusively around journeys to and from children’s schools, clubs and swimming lessons. In rush hour.

With its rocky, piratical shore, where waves crash against colossal sea stacks, Hell Bay Hotel is anything but

The 10 beautiful islands every Briton should visit Our UK experts profile 10 beautiful islands that should be on your travel radar 13 May 2021 • 1:46pm "My top spot on Anglesey is Llanddwyn Bay in the south, where miles of sand frames the mouth of the Menai Strait and the floating mountains of Snowdonia" Credit: Getty From the heights of Scotland to the southern edges of England, Britains coastline is dotted with incredible isles. So hoist the mainsail (or catch the next ferry) – every Brit...

Wake to to sea views at these coastal campsites Credit: Getty Imagine its one of those bright, blue-sky summer mornings. You wake to the sound of birdsong and the odd sheep. Outside, you catch a glimpse of a green swathe of grass with glittering sea beyond. Its the sort of view youd pay a fortune to bag if you were staying in a hotel – but its yours for just a few pounds at one of Britains coastal campsites.  Many sites have direct access to the beach, perfect for a swim or surf before break...

St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall (Mont Saint-Michel, Normandy) Photograph: Diane Randell/Alamy A spiritual twin to Mont Saint-Michel in Normandy, the Cornish version shares its conical shape. Where Mont Saint-Michel has a Benedictine abbey, St Michael’s Mount has a castle that has been a family home since the 1600s. Both have fine coastal walks and a rich medieval history. Thanks to the Gulf Stream, St Michael’s Mount also has the added draw of its famous sub-tropical garden. About ...

Our Cornwall expert has chosen her favourite breaks from whats still available Cornwall is on a roll. Hardly a night goes by without its golden beaches and azure sea starring on television. As restrictions eased last summer, the crowds descended. Rooms of any kind were scarce and enterprising farmers even plonked a couple of portaloos in a field so that exhausted motorists could camp out in the back of their cars. Walking around resorts like St Ives it was as if the Ibiza Set had come to town. ...