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Kerry Walker

Award-winning travel writer, author, photographer and translator

19 of Spain’s most authentic and delicious tapas bars

Forget that fancy restaurant – if you’re after a true hit of Spain’s red-hot, fiesta-loving, sociable soul, take the locals’ lead. My feature for Lonely Planet.

The perfect holiday in Pembrokeshire – Cornwall’s cheaper rival

An insider guide to the wild Welsh coast that’s untamed, underrated, and ripe for adventure for The Telegraph.

Summer in Europe’s lakes and mountains: 15 of the best holidays

With cooler air, fewer crowds and lower prices, the mountains make a great alternative to the coast. My article for The Guardian.

31 of the best family days out in the UK

Whether it’s playing on a vintage Atari, meeting Daddy Pig or driving a digger, here are some of the best days out with children for half-term and beyond. My feature for The Times.

When it comes to tourism, wet weather is the least of Wales’s worries

Weather-proofing the country isn’t the magic balm its tourist industry needs – these are the things it must do to bring back the crowds. My feature for The Telegraph.

How to plan the ultimate adventure along the Danube River

Whether biking to castles or kayaking through gorges, a trip centred on this river is the epitome of European romance. My article for National Geographic Traveller.

How to plan the ultimate coastal Greece road trip

Take a gently paced coastal road trip from Kalamata in the southern Peloponnese to Parga in Epirus to experience ancient sites, fishing villages and beaches lapped by the Ionian Sea. My article for National Geographic Traveller.




How to plan the perfect trip to Gallura

Sardinia’s Costa Smeralda is this region’s calling card, but travel beyond and you’ll discover low-key beaches, distinctive food and mysterious Neolithic sites. My article for National Geographic Traveller.





Could this coastal Welsh region be the perfect weekend break?

Nature pulls out all the stops in Pembrokeshire, with castaway coves, coastal hikes and cliff-edged islands. Base yourself in St Davids, the peninsula where roads end and adventure begins. My feature for National Geographic Traveller.





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