An Offa’s Dyke Path walking holiday takes you 177 miles from Chepstow to Prestatyn, tracing the line of Britain’s longest ancient monument. This National Trail follows the shifting border between England and Wales through castles, hill forts, market towns and mountain ridges, revealing two thousand years of shared history and landscape.
From £425 pp
Walk coast to coast along Hadrian’s Wall through the wild landscapes of Northumberland National Park. This self-guided walking holiday combines remarkable Roman history, open moorland and far-reaching views, following the line of the Wall from the River Tyne to the Solway coast.
From £620 pp
The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is regarded as one of the world’s finest long-distance walking trails. National Geographic ranked it second in the world’s top ten long-distance paths. This dramatic stretch of coastline forms the UK’s only coastal National Park, making it ideal for self-guided coastal walking holidays in Wales.
From £275 pp
Walk Scotland’s best-known long-distance trail from Milngavie to Fort William through classic Highland scenery of lochs, glens and mountain passes.
From £615 pp
Walk through the heart of the Cotswolds, where wooded slopes, open farmland and honey-coloured villages create one of England’s most recognisable landscapes. Rich in history and full of variety, the Cotswold Way combines far-reaching views with stately homes, ancient landmarks and the elegant finish in Bath.
From £450 pp
Follow in the footsteps of St. Cuthbert from the Scottish Borders to the tidal shores of Holy Island. This route weaves together tranquil countryside, historic abbeys and sweeping coastal views - one of Britain’s most rewarding long-distance trails.
From £870 pp
Glyndŵr’s Way (or Glyndwrs Way) is a walking holiday through some of the finest wild scenery in Wales. Named after Owain Glyndŵr, the legendary Welsh nobleman who led a successful revolt against English domination in 1401, The Glyndŵr’s Way is the most recent of Wales’ three designated National Trails.
From £625 pp
The Wye Valley Walk is a stunning 136-mile trail following the River Wye from its source in the Welsh mountains to the sea. This diverse route takes you through dramatic landscapes, ancient woodlands, picturesque villages and historic market towns, providing a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
From £395 pp
Explore the rugged beauty of Wales’ Llŷn Peninsula with the Llŷn Coastal Path, a scenic route through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Discover stunning cliffs, hidden coves, and Welsh-speaking villages while walking a historic trail along the coast. A perfect blend of nature, history, and wildlife awaits.
From £610 pp
The Anglesey Coastal Path is a 130-mile trail around Wales’ largest island, set against the dramatic backdrop of the Eryri (Snowdonia) mountains. With golden beaches, rugged cliffs, peaceful estuaries and historic towns, this route offers the perfect mix of scenery, wildlife and heritage for a memorable walking holiday.
From £1020 pp
Britain’s oldest ‘road’ cleaves its way through the heart of England and has been in constant use for 5000 years. The Ridgeway walk follows the chalk hills between Avebury in Wiltshire and Tring in Buckinghamshire – part of a busy Neolithic ‘highway’ that stretched across the country from Dorset to Norfolk.
From £1115 pp
Regularly voted among the best beaches in the UK, the Gower Peninsula combines dramatic coastline with a rugged and surprisingly remote character. The Gower Coast Path links sweeping bays, limestone cliffs and hidden coves across one of Wales’ most celebrated landscapes, offering constantly changing views of sea, sand and sky.
From £835 pp
Your walking holiday takes you along the beautiful and dramatic Cornish coastal path, one of the finest sections of the South West Coast Path National Trail. Enjoy the unique experience and exhilaration of walking around UK’s southernmost tip, with two seas, the rough Atlantic current and more sedate English Channel, either side of your walk.
From £585 pp
Skip the crowds and discover a landscape steeped in history with walking holidays in Northumberland. The Northumberland coast is one of England’s finest unspoilt coastal stretches, with dramatic castles on rocky outcrops and the picturesque old coastal villages having hardly been changed by time.
From £705 pp
Far-reaching Highland views surround this scenic walk through the Great Glen Way fault line from Fort William to Inverness. This walk can be taken at a leisurely pace, following a low-lying trail stretching alongside the Caledonian Canal as it links Loch Lochy with Loch Oich and the famous Loch Ness.
From £790 pp
A walk of two distinct halves: sweeping moorland and spectacular coast. The Cleveland Way blends the inland beauty of the North York Moors with the drama of Yorkshire’s cliff-edged shoreline.
From £1370 pp
The beautiful Cotswolds must be seen to be believed. Discover historic sites, nestled between quaint, charming villages and peaceful countryside in this designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).
From £695 pp
The Lake District is the latest of a select few British areas to be named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. What better way to experience this amazing landscape than with a dedicated route that allows you to get up close and take in your surroundings one step at a time.
From £375 pp
Walk from Somerset into Exmoor on a route inspired by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Passing through the Quantock Hills, Brendon Hills and on to the North Devon coast, this is a varied and characterful journey through classic English countryside, with a strong sense of literary and natural heritage.
From £520 pp
Britain’s first Marine Heritage Coast features Heritage and National Trust owned coastline, find a wilder side of Welsh coastal scenery among the hidden coves and quaint villages scattered along the shores of the Ceredigion Coast Path.
From £865 pp
Rediscover the simple pleasures of walking countryside unchanged for hundreds of years, all within the tranquillity of an island on our Isle of Man walking holidays. Only a short hop across the Irish sea from the UK mainland, The Isle of Man is a world away from the stresses and demands of modern day living.
From £955 pp
Walking the South Downs Way is an ideal choice for a first timewalking holiday in England. A blend of relatively easy walking, beautiful landscapes and delightful scenery along the Downs of Sussex and Hampshire.
From £675 pp
The Dingle Way (Slí Chorca Dhuibhne in Gaelic), is a beautiful, varied Celtic walking trail. ForWalking Holidays in Ireland, the Dingle Way is full of opportunities to witness the unexpected – you’ll encounter panoramic vistas of sea, mountain and islands, a profusion of wildlife and an astonishing array of ancient sites spanning 6,000 years.
From £830 pp
The Jersey Round Island Walk is the perfect way to discover an island with both Gallic and British culture in its DNA. Our Jersey walking holidays follow a circuit around the island’s coast, on a picturesque route through secluded coves, harbour towns and airy clifftop paths.
From £775 pp
Long distance walking in the Scottish Borders country with The Borders Abbeys Way. The route links the impressive abbeys of the area, through some of the most beautifulwalking in Scotland, all at a relaxing pace. The trails winds through a landscape of rounded hills, blanketed in heather – a landscape beloved ofSir Walter Scottand rich in history and folklore.
From £795 pp
At just 24 square miles, the beautiful island of Guernsey is the ideal walking destination. Petite in size and boasting more annual sunshine hours than the UK, walks in Guernsey hold the perfect conditions for outdoor pursuits.
From £635 pp
This is a landscape steeped in Welsh folklore, where the mountains and ancient structures of the region often form the subject of song and legend. The Meirionnydd Coast Path traces a course around Eryri National Park (Snowdonia), along the coast where the mountain Cadair Idris, towers over the horizon.
From £855 pp
A walking holiday on the Rob Roy Way takes you into the heart of the Southern Highlands. We visit stunning loch side and hill country scenery, where the legendary outlaw Rob Roy MacGregor roamed with his clansmen during the latter part of the 17th and early 18th centuries.
From £930 pp
Follow a route inspired by Rev. William Gilpin, one of the first to recognise the beauty of the Wye Valley, on a journey that links picturesque riverside towns, bucolic woodland and breathtaking vantage points. Whether you’re enjoying the bluebells of the valley in May, invigorating riverside trails in summer or the vibrant forests that come alive in Autumn, the Gilpin Trail is a fantastic introduction to the “Picturesque Beauty” of the Wye Valley.
From £545 pp
The Thames Path is a wonderfully variedwalking holiday in England,following the banks of one of the world’s most famous rivers, from its source to the sea.
From £780 pp
This section of the Fife Coastal Path follows Scotland’s east coast from the Forth Estuary to the Tay. Linking historic towns, fishing villages and sweeping beaches, it combines varied coastal scenery with layers of history, from medieval castles to ancient carvings. An engaging and ever-changing walk.
From £965 pp
Follow in the footsteps of the Caterans on an incredible walk across the heart of Scotland. At 64 miles (103 km), this is a walk that explores the beautiful scenery of the secluded border between Perthshire and Angus, such as verdant glens, picturesque woodland and waterfalls.
From £880 pp
An historical route through Welsh countryside, linking three castles on a short walking break in the Monnow Valley. Find peace of mind following quiet rural trails through this little known corner of Monmouthshire, an unspoilt, picturesque landscape that has remained largely unaffected by the ages.
From £275 pp
John Muir Way is Scotland’s newest and perhaps most diverse walking trail. Named after the 19th century Scottish-American naturalist John Muir, the walk is a staggering 134 miles and takes you from Helensburgh on the West Coast to Muir’s birthplace at Dunbar on the east.
From £1740 pp
A beautifully preserved part of the world, where coast path links nature reserves and ancient structures with the time-honoured holiday destinations that span these shores. Arguably one of the less strenuous, more accessible sections of the Welsh coast – the North Wales Coast Path makes for a fitting introduction to anyone taking the Wales Coast Path journey.
From £295 pp
Only 12 miles from the mainland across the Firth of the Clyde, within easy reach of Glasgow, a walking holiday on the Arran Coastal Way is a world away from the busy Scottish mainland.
From £1165 pp
Explore a truly wild and unspoilt slice of Italy’s unabashedly beautiful coastline, a region that figures in Italian culture as one of the last bastions of a lifestyle and natural landscape lost to modernity. Ancient Greek, Roman and Turkish masterpieces of architecture are found alongside the rugged coastal paths and old shepherd paths that lead around the shoreline, paths orsentierithat link the beautiful, sun-soaked fishing ports and villages of the province.
From £945 pp
The Speyside Way walking holiday takes you into the heart of Scotland’s famous Malt Whisky country. Follow a route through the ancient Caledonian pine forests of the Speyside Valley, famous for its 50 plus distilleries spread around Speyside and Strathspey, including Glenfiddich and Glenlivet.
From £810 pp
Step into one of Britain’s classic long-distance walks. Our Coast to Coast walking holidays follow Wainwright’s 190-mile route from sea to sea, crossing three National Parks, historic villages, rolling hills and some of England’s finest walking countryside.
From £825 pp
Discover a wonderful new side to Portugal’s Algarve coast with a week's walking in the beautiful and unspoilt National Park – ‘Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina’. Located on the South West coast of Portugal, this hidden gem is one of Europe’s best preserved coastlines, offering all the beauty of the Algarve but with none of the crowds.
From £870 pp
Home to the three sprawling cities of Cardiff, Newport and Swansea, the South Wales Coast Path/Severn Estuary marks the end of The Wales Coast Path. The Severn estuary is one of the largest of its kind in Europe, from which you can witness the phenomena known asThe Severn Bore– a large surge wave with the second highest tidal range in the world.
From £1270 pp
Trek hills and valleys, sheltering the quaint rural villages of the Piedmont region, set against a backdrop of the snow-capped peaks of the neighbouring Alps. The Barolo and Langhe region is renowned for its local produce (home of the famous white truffle and Barolo wine), and on your walk through classic Italian countryside, you’ll have the opportunity to visit the award-winning restaurants and vineyards of the area.
From £820 pp
The Beacons Way is an outstandingwalking holiday in Wales, its untamed mountain scenery a favourite among walkers. Distinctive escarpments encircle scooped out glacial valleys where everything is on such a dizzying scale – there is so much to discover.
From £315 pp
Located just a short distance from Lisbon, Sintra was a popular summer residence for Portuguese rulers and nobility between the 15thand 19thcenturies. They have left a cultural landscape of extravagant palaces, manor houses and gardens which form a fascinating UNESCO world heritage site. This walking holiday combines the richness of Sintra’s extravagant and exquisite cultural monuments, with peaceful and scenic walks in the Sintra Hills, and the rugged and dramatic Atlantic coastline, where the coastal trail leads you to the most westerly point of the European continent.
From £1035 pp
Carmarthen walking holidays follow the region’s scenic coastline, weaving through woodland tracks and peaceful villages along the way. This area is one of the UK’s most important conservation regions, where unspoiled countryside and coastline provide a sanctuary for wildlife and rare flora.
From £1170 pp
In north-east Spain, at the foothills of the Pyrenees, the Sierra de Guara offers deep sandstone gorges, turquoise rivers and remote hilltop villages. Based around the medieval village of Alquézar, this self-guided walk explores one of Aragón’s most unspoilt and culturally rich regions.
From £975 pp
Clear the cobwebs with one of ourshort walking holidays in England, a bracing hike through the hills of Church Stretton in the heart of Shropshire – an idyllic location for a hill walking holiday.
From £280 pp
The Snowdonia Slate Trail offers a fascinating insight into the historical importance of the slate industry. The Slate Landscape of Northwest Wales is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The trail winds its way through breath-taking landscapes and the natural beauty of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park.
From £1070 pp
Follow in the footsteps of Europe’s pilgrims with a historical route through a region where local culture is at the root of everything. Out among the picturesque Tuscan countryside, staying in the medieval towns (now UNESCO sites) that were stopping points on the pilgrimage, you’ll be retracing the steps of ancient travellers to Rome. The Tuscan Via Francigena takes in the most picturesque sections of a route that originally stretched to Canterbury, with a retinue of ancient rural churches and baroque medieval towns that would have served the route’s original travellers.
From £995 pp
The name Piedmont roughly derives from ‘at the foot of the mountains’, which goes some way to describing the dramatic topography of what you’ll see all around you via the Val Maira route. Situated on the French borderland, before you are some of the wildest landscapes to be found among the Western Alps, with rugged peaks and valleys that shelter the traditional villages and communities found along the mountain stretch of the Maira River.
From £1345 pp
Discover walking routes surrounded by an endless horizon of stunning views over the Atlantic, verdant, UNESCO-protected forests as well as historic towns and traditional villages. An idyllic island that benefits from a year-round temperate climate (rarely dropping below 19C over winter) - an ideal destination to discover on foot.
From £570 pp
The Kerry Way is a walking holiday in Ireland that takes you on a meander through the country’s largest and most beautiful peninsula, Iveragh, often referenced as Ireland’s finest walking route. Walking our week long section of the Kerry Way’s marked trail brings you inland through river valleys, shaped by glaciers of the last ice age, together with sections that bring to view the very best of the Irish coast.
From £760 pp
Some of Spain’s most pristine stretches of coast are sheltered in between the dramatic cliffscape of the Cabo de Gata Natural Park. Almost all of the Cabo de Gata’s most naturally beautiful beaches and coves can only be reached on foot, making a walking holiday the best choice for exploring one of the most scenically impressive walks in Spain.
From £840 pp
Walking the Amalfi Coast is an opportunity to see another side of Italy’s most celebrated, romantic region. From the bold and bright towns that stretch from Sorrento, to the more pastoral and historic features of the Mediterranean landscape, you’ll walk clifftop paths that offer a breath-taking vantage point over the hills, towns and surrounding coastline.
From £885 pp
Walk in the shadow of the majestic Dolomites Mountains, following the Chestnut Route through the beautiful South Tyrol, the heart of the Trentino Aldige region. Enjoy the warm hospitality and culture of the region, the superb gastronomy and alpine scenery.
From £1025 pp
Discover inland Galicia on a self-guided walk through the Ribeira Sacra, where dramatic river canyons, forest paths, vineyards and historic villages create a quieter, more cultural side of Spain. Finishing in beautiful Ourense, this is a rewarding route through one of Spain’s least-visited regions.
From £755 pp
Ireland’s oldest waymarked trail, the Wicklow Way was envisioned by renowned hillwalker J.B. Malone. This iconic route reveals a rich mix of wild mountain scenery, peaceful forests, and dramatic valleys — including Glendalough’s monastic ruins and the shimmering waters of Lough Tay — offering some of Ireland’s most unforgettable views.
From £695 pp
Explore the magical city of Dubrovnik and Dalmatian Islands via walks that take you through National Parks, medieval towns, rustic villages and the breath-takingly beautiful coastline of the Adriatic. Discover a thriving culture, in touch with the land and history, and wander through the fascinating streets of Dubrovnik’s Old Town where you’ll experience impressive architecture of this unique walled city.
From £1420 pp
Secluded, sun-soaked, wild and wondrous, the Istrian peninsula is admired by intrepid traveller and beach lover alike. Step out on a journey where rolling green hills and olive groves meet the Adriatic, one of the most pristine stretches of coastline across Europe. Your route takes you into an Istrian heartland of traditional villages, ancient forests, vineyards, through mountains and down to the stunning Croatian coastline.
From £945 pp
The Cinque Terre links Italy’s famous collection of colourful fishing villages along the coast of Liguria, via picturesque clifftop routes that offer a spectacular vantage point over charming pastel villages and the striking Mediterranean coast. The name Cinque Terre also refers to the National Park that stretches along the western coast of Italy, south of Genoa.
From £975 pp
Awe-inspiring canyons and maritime panoramas await in one of Europe’s lesser explored countries. The region’s vibrant history and culture are a perfect backdrop to the dramatic landscapes you will experience in what poet Lord Byron described as “the most beautiful encounter between land and sea”. From the rustic villages and famous hospitality of Montenegro’s mountainous interior to the UNESCO protected Gulf of Kotor, this walk offers insight into this fascinating country.
From £1255 pp
The Causeway Coast Path (and Moyle Way) features breathtaking coastal views, dramatic cliffs,(and remote glens), including the stunning Rathlin Island. Explore iconic sites like the Giant's Causeway, with a backdrop of rugged beauty, and discover locations featured in Game of Thrones. A truly unforgettable walking experience.
From £570 pp
Italy’s rural heartland is best discovered on foot, trekking through the natural beauty of the regions hilltop towns and forests. This is a region celebrated for the uncompromising quality of its wine and local cuisine, where you can take time to explore the area’s historic towns and culinary specialties. In 2004, the Val d’Orcia was inducted into the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites for the historic and cultural significance of the landscape.
From £1050 pp
Discover Malta and Gozo on a series of coastal walks, where dramatic cliffs, hidden coves and sweeping sea views meet centuries of history. Explore Rabat and Mdina, visit prehistoric temples, and enjoy Valletta’s baroque splendour, as the islands reveal their unique blend of heritage and Mediterranean beauty.
From £910 pp
The Pennine Way, the UK’s most iconic National Trail, offers rugged beauty, remote landscapes, and challenging terrain along its journey through the spine of Northern England from Derbyshire to the Scottish Borders. Celebrating 60 years in 2025, it showcases dramatic moorlands, rolling hills, and landmarks like Hadrian’s Wall—perfect for adventurers seeking Britain’s ultimate walking challenge and unforgettable scenery.
From £685 pp
Chalk cliff landscapes, beaches and a relaxing pace of life make the Isle of Wight a perfect walking holiday for singles, groups and families. The Isle of Wight Coastal Path is approximately 70 miles (112 km) and a pleasant walking experience, whether you are a seasoned walker or new to long distance hiking.
From £530 pp
An unforgettable journey through the Fanes-Sennes Nature Reserve, with dramatic peaks, alpine meadows, and snow-capped mountains as your backdrop. Enjoy exceptional cuisine, diverse wildlife, and vibrant seasonal flowers while staying in welcoming mountain huts along well-marked trails.
From £1310 pp
Discover the many faces of Galicia as wild and exhilarating features of the landscape reveal themselves to you with each footstep. With pristine beaches, dramatic cliff paths and the promise of a traditional Galician dish waiting for you after your exertions, the Lighthouse Way is a fantastic introduction to a truly unique region.
From £630 pp
An exhilarating walk along the amazing Basque Coast, featuring cliffs, beaches and stunning estuaries as you make your way through charming coastal towns and characterful fishing villages to the lively and cosmopolitan Bilbao. A walking holiday with nature, culture and gastronomy at its heart.
From £945 pp
Discover Slovakia’s High Tatras through serene lakes, cascading waterfalls and characterful alpine villages. This journey blends easy to moderate hikes across forests, rocky trails and panoramic ridgelines, offering varied scenic days from Strbske Pleso to Zdiar - perfect for walkers seeking immersive mountain beauty without extreme difficulty.
From £980 pp
