Travel

IT’S COLD UP ON THE CENTRAL plateau of Madagascar. Patches of cloud float across hills swathed in eucalyptus, American sweetgum,

'A PART FROMITS UNIQUE biodiversity, Madagascar is also known for its bad roads.’ So says local tour guide Dennis Rakotoson,

JEAN-BAPTISTE STROLLS cheerfully through, the forest, arms swaying, flip-flops flapping. For the past hour, he has led the way through

What should I expect? The aim of owner Nick Mash in taking over the 18th-century Three Horseshoes was to give

For anyone craving a blissful tropical beach as spring showers land on Britain's shores, San Juan's Playa Isla Verde provides

Out-of-season Devon is an enchanting place, with mists swirling, and woodlands preparing to unfurl new leaves and blooms. Langdon Court