6 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
A personal travel and nature writing newsletter covering trips around the UK and abroad, from Norfolk butterfly meadows to Pembrokeshire and La Gomera's laurel forests. Readers get first-person narrative with scene-setting, natural history detail and reflections on conservation and the UK's relationship with nature.
Charge Happy is a UK travel guide for electric vehicle owners, pairing day-out and road-trip ideas with detailed notes on where to charge nearby. Each issue covers a destination with practical charger details, costs and personal visit recollections.
A personal travel blog by a London writer sharing enthusiastic accounts of day trips and UK places such as Cambridge, Brighton and the Brighton coastal bus routes. The posts are chatty, exclamatory and largely impressionistic, with practical detail mostly limited to transport tips.
A blog from a UK modified-car buying service that publishes guides to scenic and performance driving roads in the UK, such as the Isle of Man, Welsh mountain passes and the Evo Triangle. Each post gives route lengths, highlights and nearby attractions in a simple, travel-guide style.
SouthSkye is a newsletter from a certified commercial drone operator, with short issues named after places such as Itchen Bridge, Wallops Wood and Corhampton. The excerpts provided are only titles and dates, so the depth of its aerial photography or operational content cannot be judged.
FeatureView is a newsletter of short video and feature reports from Landor Travel Publications' roving reporter Geoff Moore, covering places such as Herriot Country in Yorkshire and the Buckingham Palace gardens. The excerpts are brief previews with little written detail, so readers get a sense of the travel features on offer rather than in-depth analysis.
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