This author has explored over 150 of Britain's islands by foot, bike, run, swim, and kayak, having previously spent her adult life discovering the world's mountains and islands. Originally trained as a biologist, her journey has led her to swim with tiger sharks, dodge gunfire, and hang from helicopters. Her work delves into themes of exploration and the human connection to the natural world, often from unique vantage points derived from extensive expeditions. Through her writing, she shares a fascination with wild landscapes and creatures, exploring the boundaries of human endurance and a profound respect for the natural environment.
Lisa Drewe, author of Islandeering and Paddle Boarding South West, selects the best of watery Wales. Glide through dawn meadows and glimpse an elusive otter. Explore sea arches and blue grottoes and wild picnic on silver sands. For beginners and advanced alike, including the best for swimming, wild camping, snorkelling, inns and islands.