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Fishing villages, lighthouses, seabirds and beachside cafes star in our tipsters' favourite spots from Derry to Cornwall ...

From Ipswich's medieval treasures to Ramsey's seaside charm and Lancaster's chilling legacy of witches and slavery ...

History comes to life on a hike through the woods and wagonways of County Durham, which takes in mining, trains, an award-winning museum - and corned beef and potato pie ...

While other parts of Spain struggle with the pressures of over-tourism, these wild, expansive and almost tourist-free mountains are a lungful of fresh air ...

With many tourists boycotting the US, we've come up with European destinations that give you the same bang for your buck - from the Italian Everglades to Montenegro's Grand Canyon ...

Readers revel in extraordinary landscapes from black sand deserts in Iceland to haunting forests in Poland, spotting wolves, bears and honey buzzards along the way ...

A couple have combined their passion for sustainability with chic hospitality set a stone's throw from West Cork's art scene ...

Ths resort was ahead of its time - built to handle industrial numbers of tourists while not displacing residents. And beyond the full English breakfasts and pub crawls, there's an authentic Spanish side to it ...

Finding a holiday to suit a teenage boy and his mum is tricky - but getting crafty and learning new skills provide the perfect solution ...

The children's book author spent the precious long Nordic days in simple, off-grid cabins on small dreamy islands - a tradition many Finns still follow ...