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Yachting Monthly 0shares For those wishing to explore on foot and by sail, the UK offers a broad range of stunning coastal walks all within easy reach of an anchorage or marina Uncertainty about sailing overseas due to COVID-19 will see many of us cruising closer to home this season. New experiences at home are likely to be key for an enjoyable summer, so why not sail to one of the many UK coastal walks? The diversity of the British Isles means this is not a hardship; in fact narrowing down your cruising ground and then your choice of harbour or anchorage will be yo...

South Downs Way, Hampshire to East Sussex Situated within the South Downs National Park, this walk is deceptively close to London and yet is tranquil enough to feel like its own little island. Running along white cliffs dotted with various rest stops to take in views of the English Channel, South Downs Way feels like a quintessentially British guide to its most famous coastal region. A sign for the South Downs Way in Cheesefoot Head, WinchesterAnnie Spratt / Unsplash There is something for everyone along the trail, including the Amberley working museum, a lively re-imagining of the South-East...

In "The Wild Silence," Raynor Winn resumes the tale from her memoir "The Salt Path." She and her husband, Moth — diagnosed with a terminal illness — had hiked the coast, finding nourishment and healing in the wild. And then they stopped.

What Britain's holiday hotspots will really be like this year From Cornwall to the Lake District, here's plenty to enjoy on home soil – here's what to expect St Ives will feature on many UK holiday wishlists Credit: Getty Are you planning for a Great British Summer? With domestic holidays back on in England and Wales, and little certainty provided on the resumption of foreign travel, UK tourist resorts are expecting a bumper season. Telegraph Travel marked the Great Unlock of self-catering accommodation on April 12 by sending our writers out to report on reopenings. The weather has yet to...

"The Wild Silence" by Raynor Winn; Penguin Books (288 pages, $17). Immediately upon finishing Raynor Winn's 2019 memoir, "The Salt Path," I went to the computer and called up Google. "What happened to Moth?" I typed. I needed to know; In the course of reading that powerful book, Winn and her husband, Moth Walker, had become important to me. Winn's gorgeous new memoir, "The Wild Silence," answers that question and does a whole lot more, exploring love, the importance of nature and the meaning of home. In the first book, Raynor and Moth had lost their farm and savings due to the treachery of a ...