Romantic means different things to different people. Some go for the candlelight and soft music. Some people like to go dancing or on long walks. And others like to make the most of every day and fill it with new things together.

Winter holidays in Dorset conjure up thoughts of wrapping up in scarfs, hats and gloves and heading for brisk walks in the fresh air along the South West Coast Path, starting in Swanage at the Pier and out towards Durlston.

When you go on holiday you’re leaving it all behind; the strains, the stresses, the cares … and the WiFi.

If you are heading off on holiday as a group you want to know that you will be guaranteed a good time. Regardless of whether you are a family or a group of friends, there are destinations to suit all types of interests.

When discussing Lake District walks the most common topics tend to be the high fells, lakeside ambles or possibly ‘bagging’ all the Wainwrights.Over the next few months we hope to give you a few options accessible for walkers at all levels taking

Do you love the sea but hate sunbathing? Well, fear not because there are a host of water sports for you to get into and learn. Leave the sun loungers to others and get out and enjoy the surf.

For those who aren’t in the know, the fact that Rhossili Bay has been named as one of the top ten beaches in the world can come as quite a surprise.

West Wales is a unique part of the country. Beautiful rural countryside runs down to a coastline that meets both the Atlantic Ocean and the Irish Sea.

Gorge Walking in Snowdonia Also known as canyoning, gorge walking involves making your way through mountain gorges, climbing up watery torrents, jumping into rock pools, sliding down slippery rocks and swimming under waterfalls.

The Great Outdoors knows no bounds and for holidaymakers into sport there are a host of new activities out there just waiting to be tried.  From the heights of rock climbing to the depths of caving, from the speed rush of land yachting to the