WILD swimming has taken over our social media feeds as more people than ever take the plunge into the newest health and well-being craze. Listing benefits such as improved circulation and immunity, as ...

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). There’s no better way to immerse yourself in nature than by going wild swimming. Every spot tells its own story: tidal pools fed by ...

Wild swimming may evoke images of rugged dives into icy waters, but in Scotland, locals elevate the experience into an art form. As a Canadian accustomed to the dramatic landscapes of the Great White ...

With the UK facing another heatwave, 1 in 4 Brits are now planning holidays focused on reconnecting with nature—especially water. New research from Icelandair shows that in 2025, travellers are ...

Summer is a time when many of us brave our bountiful and gorgeous open water swimming spots. I've been getting in the sea since I was a child as I grew up in Devon - and I still absolutely love sea ...

A popular East Lothian beach has been named in a list of Scotland's most polluted beaches. The findings from The Ferret have revealed Dunbar East beach is among those with high levels of contamination ...

Go jump in the lake. A bracing swim in the great outdoors could be just the thing to help you cope with your anxiety, says one expert with a pondload of first-hand experience. Therapist Jenny Favell, ...

Members of the Bluetits Chill Swimmers head into the sea for a cold dip. Photo Credit: Courtesy of The Bluetits Chill Swimmers Jumping into a frigid lake, pond or ocean may not appeal to everyone, but ...

But don't let the rugged nature of wild swimming fool you. The Fife Arms offers a five-star finish to your dip into Scotland's wild side. What sets this luxury hotel apart is its ability to merge the ...