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More and more curious travellers to the Caribbean are veering off the beaten path. From dramatic landscapes to flamboyan...
11/10/2025

More and more curious travellers to the Caribbean are veering off the beaten path. From dramatic landscapes to flamboyant festivals, these five under-the-radar destinations promise a different kind of adventure.

More and more curious travellers to the Caribbean are veering off the beaten path. From dramatic landscapes to flamboyant festivals, these five under-the-radar destinations promise a different kind of adventure.

In Rome, where every other restaurant promises a ‘true’ carbonara or ‘classic’ pizza, the pursuit of authenticity can fe...
10/10/2025

In Rome, where every other restaurant promises a ‘true’ carbonara or ‘classic’ pizza, the pursuit of authenticity can feel elusive. But do as the locals do and seek out culinary quality in Rome’s quieter corners and you’ll really get a flavour of the city. ⁠
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🔗 Find Rome's trusted restaurants that locals return to time and time again: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/where-to-eat-in-rome-like-a-local
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📷️ Photo by Andrea Di Lorenzo for National Geographic Traveller (UK)

If tucking into farm-to-table dishes and hyper-local produce are deciding factors when choosing a place to stay, these h...
10/10/2025

If tucking into farm-to-table dishes and hyper-local produce are deciding factors when choosing a place to stay, these hotels turn a delicious bounty of choices into a near-impossible decision. Luckily, the Hotel Awards 2025 by National Geographic Traveller (UK) have an option to satisfy every appetite.

These three food-forward accommodations offer an impeccable stay after a dining experience of gastronomic greatness:

🔸Runner-up: The Henson, US – A relaxed, food-focused bolthole in the Catskills, hosting the stellar fine-dining restaurant Matilda.

🔸Runner-up: Uga Halloowella, Sri Lanka – This bungalow folded among the tea plantations of Sri Lanka’s highlands celebrates the natural beauty of its surroundings.

🔸Winner: Fowlescombe Farm, Devon, England – Learn where food really comes from at this regenerative farm turned hotel with an ever-changing and locally sourced menu.

🔗To discover all categories, click here: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/best-hotels-in-the-world-hotel-awards-2025

Dial down the pace driving the backroads of southern Puglia. In Salento, discovery comes with every twist of the road — ...
10/10/2025

Dial down the pace driving the backroads of southern Puglia. In Salento, discovery comes with every twist of the road — from olive mills and remote farmhouses to coves and a sea-facing castle.

Dial down the pace driving the backroads of southern Puglia. In Salento, discovery comes with every twist of the road — from olive mills and remote farmhouses to coves and a sea-facing castle.

Often dubbed ‘the Paris of the east’ for its architectural grandeur and thriving cultural scene, Budapest also has good-...
09/10/2025

Often dubbed ‘the Paris of the east’ for its architectural grandeur and thriving cultural scene, Budapest also has good-value, characterful accommodation in spades. Here are 10 of the city's most notable hotels, from palace stays to artists' studios.

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In the city of Barranquilla, on Colombia’s Caribbean coast, a home-cooked family meal and carnival fever go hand in hand...
08/10/2025

In the city of Barranquilla, on Colombia’s Caribbean coast, a home-cooked family meal and carnival fever go hand in hand. Here's how to visit Shakira's hometown and stay for feasts and fiestas.

In the city of Barranquilla, on Colombia’s Caribbean coast, a home-cooked family meal and carnival fever go hand in hand.

🌍 New issue alert 🌎 ⁠⁠A thousand zebra pounding the dust; antelope leaping across crocodile-ridden waters; a herd of wil...
07/10/2025

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A thousand zebra pounding the dust; antelope leaping across crocodile-ridden waters; a herd of wildebeest so vast it fills the entire horizon. Available on newsstands now, the November issue of National Geographic Traveller (UK) invites readers to witness one of the most impressive wildlife events on the planet: the Great Migration in Tanzania's Serengeti National Park. ⁠
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This annual movement of millions of wildebeest and zebra is rightly revered by wildlife lovers, but it’s just one aspect of a country whose diverse sights and sounds make it impossible to pigeonhole. The November cover story is packed with inspiration for readers looking to immerse in the full spectrum of Tanzania’s offering, whether that means getting a flavour of Swahili culture in Zanzibar, roaming the highland tea plantations of Mufindi or spotting wallowing hippos in the Ngorongoro Crater. ⁠
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🔗 Read now: https://pocketmags.com/national-geographic-traveller-magazine

06/10/2025

🚨 New issue alert! 🚨
Craving a trip that feeds your curiosity and sense of adventure? The latest Luxury Collection by National Geographic Traveller (UK) has just landed — and it’s all about expert-led escapes that blend insight with indulgence.

From tracking penguin colonies in Antarctica with renowned ornithologists to witnessing a solar eclipse in Egypt alongside leading scientists, we spotlight some of the world’s most enriching luxury experiences.

Also inside:

🤿 Dive after dark on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef
🌹 Discover Oman through its perfumes & ancient aromas
🍰 Feast your eyes on Switzerland’s most decadent patisseries
⛵ Sail the Seychelles aboard a private, ultra-luxury catamaran
🚗 Drive Europe’s dreamiest roads in high-end classic cars

🔗 Read now: https://pocketmags.com/national-geographic-traveller-magazine/luxury-collection

The Roman bathhouses of geothermal Chaves; the pink flamingos of the Sado Estuary; the cork-harvesters of Alentejo; the ...
05/10/2025

The Roman bathhouses of geothermal Chaves; the pink flamingos of the Sado Estuary; the cork-harvesters of Alentejo; the marble ‘White City’ of Estremoz — this special 35-page guide to Portugal, published alongside the November issue of National Geographic Traveller (UK), shines a light on the country’s alternative highlights.⁠
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Beyond the pasteis de nata (custard tarts) of Lisbon and the fresh seafood of Porto, Portugal rewards travellers keen to go further and broaden their horizons. Here, we reveal the country’s hidden side: the lesser-visited towns offering street art and clifftop fortresses; the castaway coves so secret you’ll need a kayak to find them; the wineries where you can bed down in wine barrels. We craft Burel wool in the Serra da Estrela mountains and meet the innovators breathing new life into the sparsely populated interior. This is Portugal, but not as you know it. ⁠
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🔗 Read now: https://pocketmags.com/national-geographic-traveller-magazine/portugal-supplement

Whether surrounded by rolling hills and pastoral scenes, housed in historic stately homes or tucked away on wind-lashed ...
04/10/2025

Whether surrounded by rolling hills and pastoral scenes, housed in historic stately homes or tucked away on wind-lashed beaches, these UK spa hotels offer the ultimate chance to escape and recharge.

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Whether surrounded by rolling hills and pastoral scenes, housed in historic stately homes or tucked away on wind-lashed beaches, these UK spa hotels offer the ultimate chance to escape and recharge.

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