The juiciest crone: in conversation with Jay Courtney

To celebrate its upcoming publication, we sat down with the author of Juicy Crones to discuss her journey so far.

In conversation with Tharik Hussain

On the anniversary of its publication, we sat down with the author of Minarets in the Mountains to discuss what a year it’s been.

Celebrating our founder: Hilary Bradt receives lifetime achievement award

The Edward Stanford Outstanding Contribution to Travel Writing Award is one of the most prestigious of its kind.

Bloodthirsty bandits in Brazil

“The gunman gets into my car. He’s in the passenger seat now. The barrel is pressed against my temple. This is it.”

From wrecks to reefs: the world’s best dive sites

From crystal-clear lagoons in Southeast Asia to cavernous cenotes in Central America.

What the Bradt travel anthologies are really trying to say

The perfect antidote to help soothe your itchy feet.

How to get published

Bradt Guides staff offer their tips on navigating the ever-changing publishing landscape, and introduce our contract publishing imprint, Journey Books.

García Márquez, The Liberator and me: a journey to Mompox

Ben Box travels around Colombia to explore the impact of the landscape on García Márquez’s works and relationships

The Dodecanese dream: Q&A with Jennifer Barclay

Jennifer Barclay discusses the inspiration for her new book and why she moved to the Greek island of Tilos.

The joys (sometimes) of isolation: the deserted places of the Dodecanese

Jennifer Barclay reflects upon life in this remote Greek archipelago.

The importance of trust in travel

Rachel started travelling with her mum, the inimitable Dervla Murphy, at the age of just four

Land shipwrecks in Namibia

Nick Molloy gives us the lowdown on Namibia’s famous Skeleton Coast, where the shipwrecks leave you with no doubt as to the inspiration behind its name.  

Finding Gobi

In 2016, ultra runner Dion Leonard was racing in the Gobi Desert when a stray dog followed him and changed both of their lives forever.