Spotlight on Kent
Come and stroll in the Garden of England, sampling the produce of the fields and vines in pubs, restaurants and wineries, after working up an appetite on the beautiful coast or paths through the gentle hills. Here’s some inspiration for your next trip.
A few of our favourite articles about Kent
Taste the difference: a few of our favourite pubs and restaurants in Kent for foodies
Carmen McCormack
Guest Expert
5 min read
Walking in the Garden of England, a few of the best in Kent
Carmen McCormack
Guest Expert
5 min read
Coastal escapes and seaside cottages in Kent
Carmen McCormack
Guest Expert
5 min read
From farm-to-fork: a few of the best farm shops and markets in Kent
Carmen McCormack
Guest Expert
5 min read
Pack your bucket & spade for the best beaches in Kent
Carmen McCormack
Guest Expert
5 min read
Sparkling days out: wine tours and tastings in Kent
Carmen McCormack
Guest Expert
5 min read
Spotlight on Northumberland
A huge national park, dark skies and dramatic castles that watch over the sea. One of England’s least populated counties is a place to lose yourself and find a lot. Here are some of our favourite reasons to visit, places to go and things to do.
A few of our favourite articles about Northumberland
Five must-visit castles in wild Northumberland
Carmen McCormack
Guest Expert
5 min read
Northumberland: an alternative UK coastal break
Christopher Wilson-Elmes
Sawday's Expert
5 min read
Michelin stars, expert foraging and hyper-seasonal menus: A taste of fine dining in Northumberland
Ruth Richardson
Sawday's Expert
5 min read
Our wildlife guide to Northumberland
Carmen McCormack
Guest Expert
5 min read
Short stomps and hearty hikes into cosy Northumberland pubs
Carmen McCormack
Guest Expert
5 min read
From farm-to-fork: our favourite foodie pubs in Northumberland
Carmen McCormack
Guest Expert
5 min read
Spotlight on food
Food is a huge part of slow travel. It’s often through local cuisine that you can best understand the history and culture of a place, and forms bonds with the people who have carried recipes and traditions through the ages. You can also end up eating some really good food.
So, here are some recommendations from us and some of our travel writer friends on where, how and why to linger over a meal or two and get a real flavour of where you are.
A few of our favourite articles about food experiences
Sunday best: The finest roast dinners in the Cotswolds
Jem Brownlee
Sawday's Expert
5 min read
Gill Meller’s taste of Dorset: A food and drink guide
Gill Meller
5 min read
Pizza, lasagna and beyond – Italian specialties to tempt your teenagers
Nicole Franchini
Sawday's Expert
5 min read
Fromage voyage : A cheese lover’s guide to the regions of France
Carolyn Boyd
Guest Expert
5 min read
The newest arrivals on Cornwall’s food and drink scene
Christopher Wilson-Elmes
Sawday's Expert
5 min read
Sustainability & soda – the remote Scottish distillery shaking up the whisky industry
Christopher Wilson-Elmes
Sawday's Expert
5 min read
More inspiration
Bokashi compost and sandy carrots – growing and cooking tips from Native
Christopher Wilson-Elmes
Sawday's Expert
5 min read
A trip 25 years in the making
Christopher Wilson-Elmes
Sawday's Expert
5 min read
Eight special places to stay with experiences for every interest
Christopher Wilson-Elmes
Sawday's Expert
5 min read
Four great rural weekends by train
Christopher Wilson-Elmes
Sawday's Expert
5 min read
Our favourite places to stay for autumn colour
Christopher Wilson-Elmes
Sawday's Expert
5 min read
A chef’s guide to Yorkshire by Sam Varley
Christopher Wilson-Elmes
Sawday's Expert
5 min read