Catch up on the articles published on nationalgeographic.co.uk/travel in June
From camping inspiration to five ways to cook seaweed, here are the digital features that went live on the National Geographic Traveller (UK) website over the last few weeks:
12 June — 13 incredible family glamping experiences in England and Wales
By Helen Warwick
With new accommodation ranging from rustic-chic roundhouses to glamorous safari tents, glamping in the English and Welsh countryside has been elevated to an art. Here’s where to book a getaway with the whole family this summer.
17 June — Five ways to cook with seaweed, as recommended by chef Ivan Tisdall-Downes
By Ivan Tisdall-Downes
From sea lettuce and kelp to dulse and gutweed, the seaweed varieties found around the UK coast can give a nutritious flavour boost to countless dishes.
19 June — The UK’s best vintage vans and trailers to stay in this summer
By Stephanie Cavagnaro
In the market for a quirky staycation? Channel 4’s Carry on Glamping series opened the nation’s eyes to the joys — and struggles — of transforming vintage campervans into miniature boutique hotels. Here are eight to book this summer.
21 June — Ever thought about converting a van into a campervan? Here’s how
By Sarah Barrell
Join the booming number of British travellers taking to the road in a campervan they’ve converted themselves. We chat to the authors of The Van Conversion Bible, Dale Comley and Charlie Low, about the practicalities, perks and potential pitfalls.
26 June — Five of the best cycling day trips from London
By Simone Usborne
Biking is experiencing a boom in London, brought on by the onset of lockdowns and facilitated by an ever-expanding network of cycle paths. But beyond the landmarks are twisting rivers, rolling countryside and pretty villages ripe for exploration.
28 June — 12 of Wales’ wildest campsites to book this summer
By Tamsin Wressell
Though wild camping is off the cards in Wales, there are plenty of places to pitch your tent that feel far-flung and steeped in nature — if you know where to look. So, settle in for starry skies at these 12 beautiful Welsh campsites.
Happy reading!