A quick guide to some of the places we think will be influential and important for leisure travellers in 2026

Hidden beneath the towering cliffs near Hartland Quay, Speke's Mill Mouth is one of Devon's most spectacular secret beaches. Follow the South West Coast Path to discover a waterfall plunging onto a wild Atlantic shore.

Crow Point is one of North Devon's least-known beaches, where huge skies, golden sand and sweeping views across the Taw Estuary create one of Devon's finest hidden coastal escapes.

Looking for one of the very best Exmoor walks? This spectacular circular route explores the twin villages of Lynton and Lynmouth before climbing through the Valley of Rocks to some of England's most dramatic coastal scenery, with breathtaking sea views, literary history and the famous water-powered Cliff Railway.

Wild Pear Beach lies beneath the towering cliffs of Great Hangman and Little Hangman on one of North Devon's most dramatic stretches of coast. Discover hidden coves, spectacular walks and remarkable wartime history.

Lundy is far more than a remote island in the Bristol Channel. Join me for a memorable adventure combining freshly cooked seafood, dramatic Atlantic scenery, abundant wildlife and the unique atmosphere of one of Britain's most extraordinary island escapes.