Where to go walking
2. Amalfi Coast, Italy
3. Andalucia
4. Atlas Mountains, Morocco
5. Canada
6. Catalonia
7. Croatia
8. Inca Trail
9. Japan
10. Kilimanjaro
11. Madagascar
12. Nepal
13. Patagonia
14. Portugal
15. Turkey
1. The Alps
2. Amalfi Coast, Italy
3. Andalucia
4. Atlas Mountains, Morocco
5. Canada
6. Catalonia
7. Croatia
8. Inca Trail
9. Japan
Step foot into the sandals of Samurai on the ancient Nakasendo Trail from Tokyo to Kyoto or pay your respects with pilgrims at the shrines dotted along the Kumano Kodo Trail; whatever you do, don't turn down a hot thermal spring bath at a traditional ryokan or minshuku inn after a day spent walking in Japan - it's just what you do to rest, revive and reveal the swirling ghosts of the past.
10. Kilimanjaro
11. Madagascar
12. Nepal
13. Patagonia
14. Portugal
15. Turkey
Far from the madding coastal crowds lie almost deserted hiking routes, such as the Lycian Way from Fethiye to Antalya, which take Turkey walking holidays into the limestone peaks of Mt Olympos. Alternatively, opt for St Paul’s Trail into the hiking heartlands of Central Anatolia, following ancient Roman paths through the Taurus Mountains, with plenty of cool down options in river canyons and mountain lakes.
Our Walking Holidays
Amalfi Coast walking holiday, Italy
Walk in lemon groves and hillside villages
Walking in Andalucia
Guided hill walking holidays in Torrox, Andalucia. Xmas & Ny
Las Alpujarras walking holiday, Spain
Guided walking holiday, Andalucia, with writer Chris Stewart
Patagonia and Torres del Paine holiday
The best of Patagonia and Torres del Paine National Park
Great Wall of China walking holiday
Trek along various contrasting sections of the wall
Tuscany tours, walking and wine tasting in Italy
Walking and wine tasting in Tuscany

Where to go on a walking holiday
“Walking in the footsteps of St Francis in Umbria is the most perfect alternative to holidaying in Tuscany. And much better food too. Walking in Albania really is a step back in time, but unlike Umbria, you really don't want to go for the food.”
“Don’t overlook the Canary Islands for walking holidays. They are much more unspoilt that you would think.”