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Walking Holiday in Ireland on The Kerry Way Circular Walk from Killarney via Black Valley, Glencar, Glenbeigh, Waterville, Carherdaniel, Sneem and Kenmare. The Kerry Way is one of Ireland's National Walking Trails. Our walking holiday on The Kerry Way begins at Killarney and follows 111 miles of the trail through some of the finest glens and mountain scenery in South West Ireland. The Kerry Way walking trail is clearly way-marked to provide reassurance on your walking holiday in South West Ireland. This is a popular Irish walking tour, so we have carefully selected comfortable accommodation to ensure you are well rested each night after a busy day hiking and sightseeing. You can walk ...Read more >

Walking Holiday on The Causeway Coast Way, in Northern Ireland from Portrush to Ballycastle via Giant’s Causeway and Rathlin Island. This magnificent self guided walking holiday combines many varied habitats, a fascinating mixture of seaside towns, small harbours, tidal beaches and rolling hills. The Giant's Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede rope-bridge and a day trip to Rathlin Island are among the many highlights. A 26 mile section of the Causeway Coast Way walking trail, part of The Ulster Way around Northern Ireland, situated in the sheltered waters of the North Channel between Northern Ireland and the Mull of Kintyre, Scotland. The route is clearly way-marked to provide reassurance on your ...Read more >

The Kennet and Avon Canal Towpath from Reading to Bath is a classic English walking route. This holiday sees you accomplish the entirety of its 75-mile duration, beginning at the River Thames. Southern England in all its glory forms a backdrop to an easygoing walk, that features lots of interesting sights along the way including Dundas and Avoncliff Aqueducts, Tithe Barn in Bradford on Avon and the famous Roman Baths of Bath. The suggested itinerary takes 7 days and 8 nights, averaging around 11 miles per day. You will stay at a selection of high-quality inns, guesthouses and small hotels on a B&B basis, with private or en suite bathrooms in each. For additional convenience, luggage ...Read more >

The South Downs Way is 100 miles long and one of UK's National Walking Trails. The walking holiday begins at Winchester and follows the South Downs to Eastbourne through on of the UK's newest National Parks. The South Downs Way walking trail is clearly way-marked to provide reassurance on your walking holiday in Southern England. This is a popular walking tour, so we have carefully selected comfortable accommodation to ensure you are well rested each night after a busy day hiking and sightseeing. You can walk this hiking tour over 9 days at about 11 miles per day. This walking holiday in the UK operates year round and in either direction. Short walking breaks are also available, with 2 or ...Read more >

Enjoy a self-guided walking holiday on the 48 mile coastal footpath around the Island of Jersey in the Channel Islands UK. This hiking tour offers an amazing variety of terrain, from heath-covered cliffs with views across the sea to the other Channel Islands, sloping sandy bays, secluded harbours to rocky coves. Best time to go? Spring, Summer & Autumn are the best seasons. The Channel Islands have a mild winter climate. walking tours Walking Holiday on The Channel Island of Jersey / The Round Jersey Walk Price: From £699 (7 nights 6 days walking), available March to October Suggested Tour Duration: 7 nights/6 days Grading: Easy/moderate Total Distance: 48 miles 77 kms Min/max daily ...Read more >

Spend a week or two weeks walking through some of England’s most idyllic rolling, rural landscapes on either the Shakespeare’s Way Trail, packed with history, natural and cultural heritage, or The Thames Path, which doesn’t just go through the centre of London, but stretches all the way to its source in the stunning Cotswolds Hills. Transporting your luggage from one hotel to another, all carefully selected by us for comfort, quality and a warm welcome to hikers, you can enjoy independent hiking at your own pace. Accommodation will be booked on a bed and breakfast basis only. We will recommend pubs and restaurants along the walking paths, of which there are many. Shakespeare’s Way This ...Read more >

This classic UK walking route sees you following the iconic River Thames from Oxford, the City of Dreaming Spires, to Windsor where you can take a tour of Windsor Castle, the largest and oldest occupied castle in the world (not included in trip price). You will walk a 74 mile stretch of the 180-mile Thames Path, heading downstream, along easygoing and well-marked terrain that is perfect for those looking for an amiable ramble. Average daily distances are just 15 miles, leaving you plenty of time to enjoy the views, stop off for a pub lunch here and there, and perhaps visit some of the many historic attractions along the way. You will pass through Reading, Marlow and Henley on Thames, with ...Read more >

The Cotswold Way is a 102 mile (163 km) way-marked easy walking trail on one of the newest national trails in the UK. Hiking through the heart of the Cotswolds, one of Britain's most popular regions, this walking holiday passes through the famous English Cotswold towns and villages of Chipping Campden, Broadway, Winchcombe, Painswick, Wotton-under-Edge and finishes in Bath, famous for its regency architecture and recently restored Roman Baths. This hiking trip is fully supported and includes hand-picked high quality accommodation on a bed and breakfast basis. Your bags are transported daily. Detailed maps and itineraries are provided to enable you to get the most out of your walk in this ...Read more >

Walking Holiday on The Channel Islands of Guernsey, Herm and Sark. Enjoy a self-guided "around island" and “island hopping” walking holiday on the 44 mile coastal footpath around the Island of Guernsey in the Channel Islands in the UK, with inclusive day trips to Herm and Sark. This hiking tour offers an amazing variety of terrain, from heath-covered cliffs with views across the sea to the other Channel Islands, sandy bays, and rocky coves. This wonderful coastal path around Guernsey, the 2nd largest of the Channel Islands, can be walked over 4 days at about 11 miles per day. Explore the islands of Herm and Sark to make this holiday into 6 days of great walking. Suggested Tour Duration: 7 ...Read more >

Take two weeks to complete the Thames Path on this tailor made itinerary and you’ll have navigated the 290kms length of the River Thames all the way from Kemble in the Cotswolds to Greenwich in London, or the other way round. Starting at the Thames Barrier in London, or at the other end at the river source at Thames Head in the Cotswolds, you’ll follow a series of well-marked sign posts as the Thames flows through a fascinating collection of famous cities and not so well known country towns and villages. This is one of the UK’s national walking routes and relaxed daily distances, around 19kms, on level gradients, make this an excellent walking holiday for those who favour sightseeing ...Read more >

Walking Holiday in England's Lake District on The Cumbria Way from Ulverston via Coniston, Great Langdale, Stake Pass, Borrowdale, Derwentwater, Keswick, Caldbeck and Carlisle The Cumbria Way begins at Ulverston and is an 82 mile walking holiday through the stunning scenery of the Lake District National Park in northern England, ending at Carlisle. The Cumbria Way walking trail is clearly way-marked to provide reassurance on your walking holiday. On this walking holiday you hike through undulating pastures, farms and open commons and experience stunning views of Coniston Water. You skirt Tarn Hows, cross River Brathay at Skelwith Bridge and follow Great Langdale Beck, beneath the ...Read more >

Enjoy a two-week journey along one of England’s great walking routes: Shakespeare’s Way, which over 235km takes you from the birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon of the world’s most renowned playwright, through the idyllic Cotswolds, to his Globe Theatre by the bank of the River Thames in London. Averaging around 16km a day at a relaxed pace, this route can be done in one two-week block, or broken up into two week-long holidays if more suitable. You’ll stay in high quality accommodations throughout, on a bed and breakfast basis, with luggage conveniently transferred on your behalf so that you need only carry a daypack with you. The route’s highlights, of which there are many, include the ...Read more >

The Great Stones Way is 52 miles long and is one of the newest UK walking trails. It starts in Swindon and goes via Avebury, Stonehenge, and Old Sarum to finish in Salisbury. You will also see 2 of the 8 White Horses in Wiltshire. The Avebury Stone Circle and Stone Row, and Stonehenge, are World Heritage Sites. These are just two of the many prehistoric stone circles and henges you will pass along this route. The hiking route is a great first walking holiday experience as it is easy walking and offers a wealth of interesting places to visit en-route. This walking holiday in the UK operates March to October and in either direction. Short walking breaks are also available, with 2 or 3 ...Read more >

Walking Holiday in England on he Thames Path Downstream from Windsor to London via Richmond, Kew, Westminster and Greenwich On this section of the Thames Path you walk 53 of the 180 miles one of UK's National Walking Trails. The walking holiday follows the meandering course of the River Thames from Windsor to the Thames Barrier. The hiking route is a great first walking holiday experience as it is easy walking and offers a wealth of interesting places to visit en-route. The Thames Path walking trail is clearly way-marked to provide reassurance on your walking holiday in Southern England. Suggested Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive Windsor Optional extra daysin Windsor Day 2: Windsor to ...Read more >

This walking holiday on the Great Glen Way in Scotland is a tailor made trip, supporting and accommodating you along this 117km route through one of Scotland’s most famous landscapes, the Great Glen fault in the Highlands. The Great Glen Way is a long distance trail that opened in 2002, between Fort William in the west and Inverness in the east. It is a perfect route to follow independently, without a guide, although we do organise for your luggage to be transferred from one accommodation to the next. The Great Glen Way passes through some of Scotland's most magnificent landscapes, as you walk alongside glistening lochs, through tranquil forests and in the foothills of mountains which are ...Read more >

Walking on The River Thames from The Source in Cotswolds to Oxford Walking Holiday in England on The Thames Path Downstream from Thameshead to Oxford via Cricklade and Lechlade. On this walking holiday you walk 53 miles of the 180 miles of the Thames Path, which is one of UK's National Walking Trails. The walking holiday follows the whole meandering course of the River Thames from its source in the Cotswolds at Thames Head to Oxford. The hiking route is a great first walking holiday experience as it is easy walking and offers a wealth of interesting places to visit en-route. The Thames Path walking trail is clearly way-marked to provide reassurance on your walking holiday in Southern ...Read more >

Gentle River Walking along the lovely River Avon. Walking holiday on the Avon Valley Path from Salisbury to Christchurch (or vice versa) via Ringwood and Fordingbridge This self guided walking holiday takes in the counties of Dorset, Hampshire and Wiltshire and is a great introduction to walking holidays. The Avon Valley Path passes through some of the River Avon's most spectacular landscapes full of wildlife and heritage. Day 1: Arrive at Salisbury To start your walking holiday you make your own to Salisbury. We can assist with coach or train transfers if necessary. Car parking is available for the duration of your self-guided river walking holiday. Day 2: Salisbury to Woodfalls. ...Read more >

Walking Holiday in England on The Norfolk Coast Path in Norfolk between Hunstanton and Cromer. The Norfolk Coast Path is 47 miles long and one of UK's National Walking Trails. This walking holiday can be combined with the Peddars Way to make a 93 mile walking holiday from Thetford to Cromer via Holme-next-the-Sea and Hunstanton. The hiking route is a great first walking holiday experience as it is easy walking and offers a wealth of interesting places to visit en-route. The Norfolk Coast Path walking trail is clearly way-marked to provide reassurance on your walking holiday in Norfolk in England. Norfolk Coast Path 6 night Itinerary Suggested Tour Duration: 5 days walking 6 ...Read more >

Walking Holiday in Yorkshire, England on The Dales Way along Wharfedale, Dentdale, Lonsdale, and Lunedale from Ilkley via Bolton Abbey, Burnsall, Grassington, Kettlewell, Buckden, Dent, Sedbergh, Burneside and Bowness on Windermere The Dales Way begins at Ilkley and is an 82 mile walk through the stunning scenery of the Yorkshire Dales, ending at Bowness on Windermere. The Dales Way walking trail is clearly way-marked to provide reassurance on your walking holiday. On the Dales Way walking holiday you follow the River Wharfe upstream from Ilkley via Bolton Abbey, Grassington, Kettlewell, Buckden to Oughtershaw. Then you cut across to the head of the River Ribble and hike in Dentdale ...Read more >

This eleven day walking holiday in Ireland follows one of the country’s most stunning coastal trails, The Dingle Way, part of the greater Wild Atlantic Way. A self-guided holiday, where your bags are transferred from one accommodation to the next, you have nine full days of walking from cove to cove, village to village. As well as through luscious and predictably emerald valleys and hills. The Dingle Way is in County Kerry, Ireland’s south west corner, and clings to some of the country’s most idyllic and wild seascapes. A waymarked walking trail, it is 162kms long with this holiday taking you on a circular route, starting in Tralee and going through traditional old Irish towns such as ...Read more >