The Natural Adventure

This five day, centre-based tour, walking in the Rhodope Mountains, follows a self-guided itinerary along trails in and around Trigrad, with three full days of hiking. Trigrad is a traditional mountain village, at an elevation of 1,240m, and from your three-star family-run hotel, you get to explore superb Rhodopian landscapes famous for their limestone gorges, caves and prolific forests. Treks along ancient trails include the visit to the village of Kesten, Devil’s Throat Cave and Orpheus Peak (1,532m). This is an easy to moderate walking holiday and It’s also very popular with solo travellers. The trip includes complimentary transfers to and from Sofia Airport. Read more >

The West Highland Way is Scotland's most popular long-distance walking route. It stretches 96 miles (154 km) from Milngavie to Fort William, taking in some of the best scenery in Scotland. Enjoy some moderate to strenuous walking in the Highlands between Tyndrum and Fort William.Read more >

Scotland's best-known long-distance walking trail becomes more accessible on this carefully designed self-guided holiday. By combining manageable stages with a handful of helpful transfers, you can experience the finest sections of the West Highland Way without having to tackle every kilometre of the route. Beginning near Glasgow, the trail leads to Loch Lomond, ancient woodland, remote glens and the dramatic landscapes of Rannoch Moor and Glencoe. Highlights include Conic Hill, a ferry across the loch, the Devil's Staircase and the final approach to Fort William beneath Ben Nevis. The scenery changes constantly, from lochside paths and forest tracks to broad mountain valleys. There is ...Read more >

Experience the classic twelve-day, anti-clockwise Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB) circuit in comfort, starting and ending in Chamonix. Passing through three countries and visiting numerous peaks and valleys, this route offers spectacular vistas from start to finish whilst skirting around Mont Blanc. Highlights along the way include crossing Col de la Seigne from France into Italy, the tour’s highest point at Fenêtre d’Arpette (2,665m), followed by a descent alongside the Trient Glacier. Accommodation is in small, comfortable mountain hotels. Please note: If you prefer to spend most nights in traditional TMB mountain huts, take a look at our other Tour du Mont Blanc Circuit itinerary. Read more >

Mont Blanc is one of the highest mountains in Europe (4,807m) and generous in its greatness, reaching into France, Italy and Switzerland. The Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB), which circumnavigates the massif, is also one of Europe’s greatest long-distance trails. This Tour du Mont Blanc Highlights route takes you in an anti-clockwise direction, starting in Les Houches and finishing in Chamonix. You also use shortcut transfers in some spots so you can see as much of the trail as possible, over eight days. Stay in a mix of budget mountain accommodation, from local lodges to mountain huts, as well as hotels, with luggage transfers between each, when possible. Read more >