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SUMMER Watch Wimbledon: Nothing says summer quite like strawberries and cream, with Murray on the big screen and crowds thronging under a sunny sky. Tickets for the real deal aren’t easy to come by, so suggest a pre-arranged package from the likes of Newmarket Holidays for those wanting to do it without the hassle. The operator offers a seat on No 1 Court over Finals weekend, with ample time to stroll around the grounds, combining it with a visit to Royal Windsor the next day (departures from all over the country; 2019 dates and prices yet to be announced). Take a hike: From the Peak District to the Lakes, the UK is blessed with places to get outdoorsy and there’s no better time than summer to get out and enjoy it all. Wales is chock-full of hiking trails, not least among the sweeping, lake-studded


Nothing says summer quite like Wimbledon, with strawberries and cream, and Murray on the big screen


mountains of Brecon Beacons National Park and the iconic peaks of Snowdonia. While going it alone is totally doable, a guided tour can make it that little more accessible. HF Holidays


56 travelweekly.co.uk 26 July 2018


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