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A visit to Addu, the country’s southernmost atoll, offers a thought-provoking alternative to the usual fly-and-flop
Away from the fertile safari parks, a newly launched trip takes visitors through Kenya’s desolate, dramatic, far north
On a spring walking weekend in Scotland, Horatio Clare finds mud, mist and ‘a sliver of invincibility’
A new driving tour takes in cuisine, Greek heritage and palazzos restored as hotels
Swaddled in a survival suit, Horatio Clare climbs aboard a snowmobile for a frozen four-day journey in search of polar bears
Island’s Route Nationale 5 has been dubbed “most dangerous road on the planet”
The Route Nationale 5 alongside the Indian Ocean leads to glorious tropical beaches and wildlife
William Dalrymple, Jan Morris, Pico Iyer and a panel of FT travel writers look back on 2017’s highlights
An account of life on frozen Finnish waters eloquently attests to a changing climate
A trip aboard an icebreaker provides a glimpse into the soul of a country on the eve of its centenary
A journey through two vast reserves offers an intimate insight into the lives of Africa’s big beasts
The searchable atlas opens up new routes for walks — and new vistas on the history of the British Isles
With space for just a dozen passengers, the Glen Etive is perhaps the world’s smallest purpose-built cruise ship. Horatio Clare joins its maiden voyage through the Hebrides
Millions of animals migrate across the region each year. Horatio Clare heads in the opposite direction
A ‘recce tour’ of Turkmenistan, a country with grand palaces and cities – some new, others crumbling into the sand
Tom Robbins picks his books of the year so far
