Planning a trip to the UK? These UK travel guides will help.
The UK is full of history, culture and (perhaps surprisingly) beautiful outdoor scenery. Whether you’re exploring the big cities, or getting outdoors it’s a fantastic place for a trip.
While you won’t get the mountains on a similar scale or remoteness to those in Canada, you can still enjoy plenty of outdoor activities in the UK.
I grew up in the UK and spent the first 26 years of my living in the UK before moving to Canada for 6 years.
From the best UK road trips to a guide to all of the UK’s national parks, you’ll find plenty of UK travel guides to help you plan your trip, or find a new area to explore.
Now back in the UK and with my love for travel and outdoor adventure greater than ever, you can expect these UK travel guides to keep growing.
England travel guides
I grew up in the south of England and explored cities far and wide on family day trips and holidays. Though most of these trips were way before I started That Adventurer I have added guides as I go back and visit these places.
So, whether you’re looking to find the best villages and towns to visit in Cornwall, the prettiest towns in the Cotswolds, or are looking for guides and things to do in London I have you covered.
I’ve also been expanding my outdoor activities in the UK so expect to find more hiking and adventure guides.
- 61 things to do in Greenwich London
- Guide to Box Hill walks in Surrey
- The ultimate guide to the Wimbledon tennis queue in London
- Weekend guide to the Lake District: Where to hike, camp + eat
- Cool neighbourhoods in London to explore
- Ultimate London Christmas light walk
- 5 Great London nighttime adventures
- My favourite parks in London
- 11 places for the best views in London
- What to do in Falmouth, Cornwall
- 36 hours from Norwich
- London day trip: Country walks in Sussex
- Snowdrops at Walsingham Abbey in Norfolk
- A guide to Borough Market in London
Scotland travel guides
Whether you’re visiting Scotland to see some beautiful Scottish landscapes, get a dose of history by visiting the best castles in Scotland, exploring islands like the Isle of Arran or the Isle of Skye, planning a weekend to the Scottish highlands, or are looking for hikes or walks in Scotland such as climbing Ben Nevis, the UK’s highest peak, my Scotland travel guides can help you plan the perfect Scottish itinerary for you.
I’ve also got posts on the best things to do in Edinburgh and Glasgow and will be spending some time in Inverness this year where I’ll be bringing you the best things to do there too.
- Best things to do in Edinburgh
- What to do in Edinburgh at night
- Best things to do in Edinburgh for couples
- Best free things to do in Edinburgh
- What to do in Glasgow for free
- How to spend one day in Glasgow
- Best things to do in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park
- Best things to do in Stirling
- What to do in Callander, Scotland
- The best Loch Lomond walking routes
- Best things to do in Glasgow
- Hiking to the Whangie near Glasgow
- Guide to hiking Ben A’an
- Ultimate guide to Cramond Island
- Best things to do in Millport, Isle of Cumbrae
- 33+ Things to do in Cairngorms National Park
- Best walks and hikes in Cairngorms National Park
- Best Loch Ness Lodges with hot tubs
- Best boat cruise on Loch Ness tours
- Best things to do for free in Inverness
- Best walks in the Pentlands
- What to do in Leith
- Guide to hiking Ben Ledi in the Trossachs
- Guide to walking Arthur’s Seat
- What to do in Portobello, Edinburgh
- Best things to do in South Queensferry
- How to spend one day in Edinburgh
- Best beaches on Arran
- Goatfell hike on the Isle of Arran
- Glencoe photography spots
- The best things to do in Glencoe
- Caledonian Sleeper train review
- Guide to Edinburgh’s Hogmanay
- Guide to hiking Ben Lomond
- Guide to the Largs to Millport ferry
- How to get to Green Loch Aviemore
- Best hotels in Aviemore
- Best Aviemore things to do
- How to find the Cairngorms Pyramid/Balmoral Cairns
- Best things to do in Loch Ness
- Best Loch Ness camping
- What to do in Inverness without a car
- The Quiraing Walk on Skye
Wales travel guides
Wales is a beautiful area of the UK. Though small, it makes up for that in what it has to offer in terms. of the outdoors. From exploring the gorgeous beaches in North Wales to planning the best things to do in Eryri (Snowdonia), there’s so much to explore here.