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Sam Bradley

London
As seen in: Independent Online, TNT Magazine (UK), Family Traveller, Wanderlust (magazine), Tempus Magazine, Jetsetter Magazine
Covers:  Travel, luxury, sport
Jesus follower, husband, father, travel and adventure enthusiast, stormers rugby fan and man united football fan.

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Sam Bradley is a travel and adventure enthusiast with a passion for scuba diving, paragliding and sky-diving. He’s travelled to four continents, lived in the Peruvian jungle for six months, tour-guided through most of Southern Africa, run with the bulls in Pamplona and worked as a ski instructor in the States. These days he calls London home, although he is always looking for a chance to escape the city life for a new adventure.

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Tempus News - Patagonian adventuring at Rio Palena Lodge

Tempus News - Patagonian adventuring at Rio Palena Lodge

Sam Bradley explores the newest luxury retreat in Patagonia and discovers adventures for all seasons The wate…

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Top 5 roadtrips in South Africa

Top 5 roadtrips in South Africa

Drive time: 6 hours (with no stops) or 2 days (with regular stops) The best of the Cape is a combination of r…

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Exploring Treasure Isle (Reunion Island) - Go & Travel

Exploring Treasure Isle (Reunion Island) - Go & Travel

"The greatest sadness of all is to forget how to play" is a quote I have long admired. Determined to keep my …

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Why Interlaken Provides The Ultimate Hobbit Adventure - TNT Magazine

Why Interlaken Provides The Ultimate Hobbit Adventure - TNT Magazine

Like Bilbo Baggins leaving behind his comfortable hobbit hole and boldly heading for exciting adventures, we …

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Tempus News - Time travelling through the Savoy

Tempus News - Time travelling through the Savoy

Tempus takes a short break at the grandest of grand dames of London Playground of the rich and famous, secret…

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On top of the world! - Go & Travel

On top of the world! - Go & Travel

The next day I somehow find myself even higher still, simultaneously clutching my seat for dear life while wh…

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Articles

Egypt reimagined: when luxury travel becomes theatre

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By Sam Bradley
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You travel through Egypt in a traditional Egyptian souk market with your family, meandering past countless stalls that invite unhurried exploration. You embrace the sheer uniqueness of it: strange delicacies and mesmerising artifacts lie strewn on tables; the air filled with an intoxicating spell of spices, incense and foreign dialects. For most travellers this would be the place to browse, barter, admire and repeat (for as long as your children’s attention span allows).
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Isle of Wight spring family holiday: dinosaurs, donkeys and classrooms without walls

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By Sam Bradley
| Family Traveller Verified
Last updated 17th January 2026 School holidays are a great time to swap the classroom for real-life learning, Sam Bradley put that to the test on an Isle of Wight break with his family. Osborne House, Isle of Wight ©Cristie Bradley As Confucius wisely declared, “I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand.” The Isle of Wight promised all we needed for our holiday of discovery: an island laden with historical treasures and geographical curiosities.
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The House of the Northern Gate for your next big Highland gathering

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By Sam Bradley
| Family Traveller Verified
Last updated 17th January 2026 Grand and beachy, The House of the Northern Gate is no ordinary family holiday home in Scotland as Sam Bradley, family and many friends discovered, much to their delight. The House of the Northern Gate ©Cristie Bradley The water is shockingly cold, the kind that induces brain freeze and numb toes. I fleetingly wonder whether jumping into the ocean was a good idea, but it’s too late for regrets.
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