Editorial Features - Page 37

From counting newly hatched turtle eggs to taking big cats for a walk in the jungle, here’s our list of the top five voluntary wildlife experiences.

With Galway’s affluent Irish history and the soaring coastal Cliffs of Moher, Ireland’s west coast boasts stunning views and vibrant culture, says Marcela Guimaraes.

Peppered with majestic lochs, magical castles and abundant wildlife, the Scottish Highlands provide a true insight into ‘real’ Scotland. Patrick Thorne gets behind the wheel to explore this mystical area on an all-encompassing road trip.

Tucked away in the Ecuadorian cloud forest, Mashpi Lodge might look like a Bond villain’s lair but the hotel’s owners have purely ethical intentions, says Gavin Haines who checks into this lavish jungle retreat.

Design icon Kelly Hoppen is set to grace our screens as the latest member of the Dragons when the new series of Dragon's Den starts on 11 August. The interior designer tells how to make the most of London design scene.

Midnight sun, chilled out vibes, cool summer hangouts, and one of Sweden’s most exciting dining scenes: when it comes to summer city breaks with an edge, Gothenburg is the place to be. Coralie Modschiedler heads up north with bmi regional to uncover the highlights of Sweden’s emerging cultural...

Whether you’re a foodie or just looking to try new things, food markets are a great way to immerse yourself in the local culture and cuisine. From purveyors of mouth-watering tarts to silken homemade pasta, we round up the top five food markets from around the world.

Planning a scorching hot summer break? Check out our suggestions for August getaways, from beach-laden Mallorca to ancient Matera.

Opened in 1963 by John F. Kennedy, Loews Madison Hotel boasts class and culture. Having undergone a multi-million pound renovation in 2012, it reopened its doors in January 2013. Lynn Houghton stays at the hotel after its major facelift to see if the Madison lives up to its 5-star billing.

Sprawling across one third of the country, Portugal’s Alentejo region offers wild, empty coastlines, shimmering lakes and rolling hills - a picturesque playground for adventure lovers. Tina Banerjee tests her mettle with some outdoor pursuits.

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