
Turf Houses: Iceland’s Original ‘Green’ Buildings – Feature for the BBC
Journey far enough into the northwest of Iceland and you come to a place beyond the volcanic rock: a green, […]
Official site of Luke Waterson – Novelist and Travel Writer
Journey far enough into the northwest of Iceland and you come to a place beyond the volcanic rock: a green, […]
I love a theme that eases you in, ever so gently, to in-depth, off-the-beaten-track exploration of a country, and for […]
It’s been a manically busy summer after the lockdown lull. Succinct guides to various travel hotspots have become very much […]
My latest series of articles for Culture Trip, just out, focuses on legendary South American traveller hangouts from Cartagena, Colombia […]
Hiking across the causeway to Lindisfarne in Northumberland on the St Cuthbert’s Way can seem, from certain angles when the […]
Autumn’s properly upon us, along with the icier weather, so how to explore the Great Outdoors when the temperatures up […]
The classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu in Peru. Hiking Eastern Europe’s most mountainous terrain, the High Tatras in Slovakia. […]
All this month, as you may have seen if you have been flying with Korean Air recently (!) my feature […]
Liechtenstein is, nearly always, unexpected whenever it crops up in conversation. The minuscule size of this nation – just 24km […]
As a coffee addict, I adore Vienna’s coffeehouses. Not because of the coffee necessarily. But because of the environment. They […]
The River Clyde. Long synonymous with either the boom of industry – or the death of it, and the deprivation […]
Was a huge, huge honour on Tuesday night to pick up the LATA Latin American Travel Writer of the Year […]
Scotland has its whisky and Ireland has Poitín. But on some beery research for the Welsh food and drink quarterly […]
I realise I never posted this piece on Wales’ best non-Snowdon hikes, but as it was originally published for the […]
The other week, whilst elsewhere in the country people were enjoying a spot of sunshine, I spent some time […]
Mountains. I get a nostalgic dewy-eyed gleam to my eyes just thinking about them: those I have visited and those […]