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Walking Holiday Destinations

We offer 45 carefully curated routes throughout the UK, Ireland and the Channel Islands. Our walking holidays, which include iconic trails such as the Coast to Coast, Hadrian’s Wall, and the West Highland Way, provide flexible itineraries to suit all walkers, whether you're seeking a challenging multi-day adventure or a relaxing short break. Explore the beauty of the British Isles at your own pace, with everything arranged for you, from accommodation to luggage transfers.

Self-Guided Walking Holidays

Our holidays are self-guided, meaning you’ll receive a detailed route description or guidebook, together with maps for the area, and then walk at your own pace, unaccompanied. We’ll book all your accommodation in advance and transport your luggage to your next stop.

Inbuilt flexibility

Our holidays are designed to be flexible and can be tailored to suit your requirements. If you're looking for something different or additional to what's described here, give us a call, and we’ll be happy to discuss how we can customise your experience. You can start on any day, and we can arrange extra nights at any of the overnight stops, allowing for rest days or giving you more time to explore the local area. If you don’t have time to complete the entire distance, you can simply book part of a walk.

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Northern England

Northern England offers an incredible variety of walking holidays, from dramatic coastlines and rolling countryside to historic trails steeped in heritage. Whether you’re drawn to the rugged beauty of the North York Moors and the Yorkshire Dales, the sweeping beaches and castles of the Northumberland coast, or the challenge of classic long-distance routes such as the Coast to Coast and the Pennine Way, there’s something for every walker. Explore moorland and farmland, follow scenic valleys, or immerse yourself in Roman history along Hadrian’s Wall - wherever you choose to walk, you’ll experience landscapes rich in character and charm.

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Cleveland Way

Nights:

5-12

Average Grade:

Experience two contrasting landscapes on this route, from the rugged, heather-clad moorland to the dramatic, cliff-top coastline, each offering breathtaking views.

Coast to Coast

Nights:

6-18

Average Grade:

A breathtaking cross-section of the North's countryside, this trail takes you through valleys and mountains, over windswept moorland and along coastal footpaths.

Dales High Way

Nights:

5-10

Average Grade:

A glorious journey over the magnificent high country of the Yorkshire Dales and the imposing Howgill range revealing stunning views every step of the way.

Walking the Dales Way

Dales Way

Nights:

7-9

Average Grade:

A peaceful, riverside walk through Yorkshire’s beautiful countryside, passing through scenic landscapes and charming picture postcard villages.

Hadrian’s Wall

Nights:

5-9

Average Grade:

Follow the iconic Roman wall across the northern countryside, meandering through rolling moorland and lush meadows, where history and nature intertwine.

Barns in Swaledale

Herriot Way

Nights:

5-6

Average Grade:

A charming route across wildflower meadows and past centuries-old limestone barns and dry-stone walls, showcasing the beauty of Yorkshire’s rural landscape.

On Lady Anne's Way at Mallerstang

Lady Anne’s Way

Nights:

7-10

Average Grade:

From the rugged, windswept fells to the tranquil valleys, this route is a journey through stunning natural beauty and fascinating historic sites.

Northumberland Coast Path Veiws of Bamburgh Castle

Northumberland Coast Path

Nights:

5-7

Average Grade:

Experience this dramatic coastline, rich in history and wildlife, with stunning sea views and the peacefulness of a less-travelled route.

Pennine Way

Nights:

5-23

Average Grade:

A magnificent hike traversing the wild and beautiful upland landscapes of the Pennines, with some of the most stunning panoramas in the country.

the famouse settle viaduct

Settle to Carlisle Way

Nights:

4-10

Average Grade:

Experience the limestone valleys of the Yorkshire Dales before heading into quiet Cumbrian farmlands, enjoying peaceful, rural landscapes and beautiful views.

St Oswald's Way Views - Dunstanburgh Castle

St Oswald’s Way

Nights:

4-10

Average Grade:

Enjoy spectacular coastal walking, then journey inland to meet the historic Hadrian’s Wall, a perfect blend of both coastal and cultural highlights.

Yorkshire Wolds Way

Nights:

6-9

Average Grade:

A route defined by its striking dry valleys, carved after the Ice Age, this walk offers quiet, undulating landscapes and sweeping views of the Wolds’ rolling hills.

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Lake District

The Lake District National Park is home to some of the most spectacular walking in the UK, with breathtaking mountains, peaceful valleys, and picturesque lakeside trails. Whether you're looking for a challenging fell walk or a gentler journey through rolling countryside, the region offers a rich variety of landscapes to explore. From rugged peaks and secluded tarns to charming villages and historic market towns, walking in the Lake District is an unforgettable experience.

Cumbria Way

Nights:

3-9

Average Grade:

A stunning journey through the heart of the Lake District, taking in dramatic fells, peaceful valleys, and shimmering lakes, with breathtaking views at every turn.

Inn Way Lake District

Inn Way to the Lake District

Nights:

4-9

Average Grade:

A circular adventure through the Lake District, passing rugged fells, picturesque lakes, and a host of traditional inns along the way.

Derwentwater - Walking in the Lake District

North Lakes Traverse

Nights:

4-6

Average Grade:

Three lakes, two mountain crossings, and an ever-changing landscape as you explore the quieter, wilder side of northern Lakeland.

The View along Wastwater towards Wasdale Head

Tour of the Lake District

Nights:

4-11

Average Grade:

A challenging circuit through the Lake District’s iconic valleys and over high mountain passes, revealing stunning panoramic views along the way.

Buttermere in the Lake District

Vale of Lorton

Nights:

4-6

Average Grade:

Gentle walking through the northwest Lakes, where peaceful valleys, rolling fells, and timeless scenery create a perfect escape.

on the Westmorland Way

Westmorland Way

Nights:

4-10

Average Grade:

A wonderfully scenic route through some of the Lake District’s finest landscapes, culminating in stunning views along the Cumbrian coastline.

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Scotland

Scotland is a true walker's paradise, offering everything from gentle lowlands and coastal paths to the rugged peaks of the Highlands. Whether you prefer the quiet countryside of the Scottish Borders or the dramatic scenery of the Highlands, there's something for everyone. Our walking holidays showcase the best of Scotland - spectacular mountain landscapes, peaceful lochside views, glimpses into Scottish history, and even the chance to experience salmon fishing or whisky distilleries. Whatever your interest, we can recommend the perfect walking holiday in Scotland.

Melrose Abbey on the Borders Abbey Way

Borders Abbeys Way

Nights:

5-8

Average Grade:

Follow riverside paths and rolling hills as you journey between the historic towns and ruined medieval abbeys of the Scottish Borders.

Fife Coastal Path

Nights:

4-7

Average Grade:

A scenic coastal journey from the Forth Estuary to the Tay Estuary, passing golden beaches, fishing villages, and dramatic cliffs.

Walking Holidays in Scotland - Great Glen Way

Great Glen Way

Nights:

6-8

Average Grade:

Walk coast to coast through the heart of the Highlands, following canal towpaths, lochside trails, and peaceful forest tracks.

John Muir Way

Nights:

5-11

Average Grade:

A diverse route blending coastal trails, countryside paths, and a touch of city walking, celebrating Scotland’s landscapes and heritage.

Rob Roy Way

Nights:

6-8

Average Grade:

Follow in the footsteps of Rob Roy MacGregor through spectacular Highland scenery, where rugged mountains and glistening lochs define the landscape.

Telford's Bridge on the Speyside Way

Speyside Way

Nights:

6-8

Average Grade:

Journey from the Moray Coast to the Cairngorms through whisky country, following the River Spey, peaceful forests, and remote highland glens.

St Cutherbert's Cave on St Cuthbert's Way

St Cuthbert’s Way

Nights:

5-8

Average Grade:

A tranquil walk from countryside to coast, passing through rolling Borders landscapes before reaching the tidal island of Lindisfarne.

West Highland Way

Nights:

4-10

Average Grade:

Weave through classic Highland landscapes of lochs, glens, and rugged mountains on Scotland’s most famous long-distance trail.

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Wales

Wales is home to some of the most spectacular coastal walking in Britain, with dramatic cliffs, unspoilt beaches, and a landscape rich in history and wildlife. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path and the Gower Peninsula each offer a unique experience, from rugged headlands and hidden coves to sweeping bays and diverse habitats. Whether you're drawn to breathtaking sea views, fascinating heritage, or abundant wildlife, these trails showcase the very best of Wales' coastal beauty.

Gower Peninsula

Nights:

5-6

Average Grade:

A glorious journey along a rich and varied coastline, from golden beaches and limestone grasslands to wild heathland, dunes, marshes, and coastal woodlands.

Pembrokeshire Coast Path

Nights:

5-18

Average Grade:

A breathtaking coastal adventure along some of Britain’s most dramatic cliffs, secluded coves, sandy beaches, and wildlife-rich headlands.

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Southern England

Walking in Southern England invites you to immerse yourself in some of the most scenic and varied landscapes the UK has to offer. From peaceful country lanes and charming villages to dramatic chalk cliffs, this region has something for every walker. Discover ancient woodlands, historic landmarks, and rolling hills as you explore iconic routes through the likes of the Cotswolds, South Downs and the Chiltern Hills. Along the way, uncover centuries of history - from Bronze Age sites to the vital role of the Thames river - while enjoying breathtaking views and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that makes each walk truly special.

Cotswold Round

Nights:

5-8

Average Grade:

A delightful journey over gentle hills and through charming stone villages accompanied by the sight of wildflowers and the sound of birdsong.

Cotswold Way

Nights:

6-12

Average Grade:

A scenic trail through the heart of the Cotswolds, passing honey-coloured villages, rolling countryside, and historic hilltop viewpoints.

Isle of Wight Coastal Path

Nights:

5-8

Average Grade:

Explore a diverse island landscape, from heather-clad cliffs and chalky ridges to golden sandy bays and peaceful coastal paths.

Sheringham Beach on the North Northfolk Coast Path

Peddars Way and North Norfolk Coast Path

Nights:

4-10

Average Grade:

Follow the ancient Peddars Way before reaching the Norfolk coast, where Victorian seaside towns, sweeping beaches, and bird-rich nature reserves await.

South Downs Way Walking Holidays

South Downs Way

Nights:

3-10

Average Grade:

Walk west to east along the rolling chalk downlands of England’s newest national park, with panoramic views and historic villages along the way.

Thames Path

Nights:

3-21

Average Grade:

A gentle, easy-to-follow route through ever-changing scenery, from rural landscapes and historic towns and villages to the heart of London.

The Ridgeway

Nights:

4-10

Average Grade:

A journey through two Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, following ancient tracks across the North Wessex Downs and the wooded Chiltern Hills.

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Ireland

In the south west corner of Ireland, along a stretch of the wild Atlantic coast, we offer the Dingle Way and the Kerry Way. Located on neighbouring peninsulas separated by Dingle Bay, these are two of Ireland’s most popular long distance waymarked trails. The western Dingle Peninsula and part of the Inveragh Peninsula are designated as Gaeltacht, a place where the Irish language is spoken and Irish culture is honoured. Whichever of our Ireland holidays you choose, you are guaranteed spectacular scenery, a warm welcome, and good craic wherever you go.

Dingle Way

Nights:

5-9

Average Grade:

Wander quiet lanes, sandy beaches, open moorland, and winding boreens, linking rural towns and villages while enjoying spectacular ocean views and a true taste of Ireland’s west coast.

Kerry Way

Nights:

4-9

Average Grade:

Follow centuries-old roads, high mountain passes, stunning coastal trails, and ancient forest tracks, connecting remote hamlets and charming towns in the heart of County Kerry.

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South West England

South West England offers some of the UK’s most spectacular long-distance walking. The South West Coast Path, England’s longest National Trail, follows 630 miles of dramatic shoreline from Minehead to Poole, passing rugged cliffs, golden beaches, and historic fishing villages along the way. Inland, the Two Moors Way provides a striking contrast, running coast to coast across Devon. This unforgettable journey takes you through rolling farmland, the remote beauty of Dartmoor and Exmoor, and the peaceful Mid Devon heartland. Whether you’re drawn to the ever-changing seascapes of the coast or the wild, open landscapes of the moors, South West England promises an adventure like no other.

South West Coast Path: Dorset

Nights:

7-8

Average Grade:

Spectacular geology and scenery, tiny fishing villages, rocky headlands and smugglers coves.

Trevan Point on the North Cornwall Coast

South West Coast Path: North Cornwall

Nights:

5-10

Average Grade:

Golden beaches, rugged cliffs, and charming fishing villages define this spectacular stretch of coastline, shaped by the power of the Atlantic.

South West Coast Path: North Devon

Nights:

8-10

Average Grade:

Walk through part of Exmoor National Park, where high cliffs, rolling moorland, and sandy beaches create a stunning and varied coastal landscape.

South West Coast Path: South and West Cornwall

Nights:

4-8

Average Grade:

A breathtaking coastal adventure, where towering cliffs, turquoise waters, and historic harbours create some of Britain’s most majestic seascapes.

The Cobb at Lyme Regis - South Devon Coast Path

South West Coast Path: South Devon

Nights:

3-7

Average Grade:

A rich and varied coastal walk, taking in sandy bays, dramatic headlands, and timeless fishing villages, with echoes of a smuggling past.

Two Moors Way

Nights:

5-13

Average Grade:

An unforgettable journey across Devon’s untamed landscapes, from the vast, open wilderness of Dartmoor to the rolling heather-clad hills of Exmoor.

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Channel Islands

Located in the Gulf of Saint-Malo off the Normandy coast are the Channel Islands of Guernsey and Jersey. These two incredible islands offer some of the most sublime coastal walking in the British Isles. Both islands are a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers with an array of resident and migratory birds, as well as a magnificent display of wildflowers. They are also renowned for delicious cuisine, serving up everything from mouthwatering street food to Michelin Star fine dining, and the warm climate enjoyed by the Channel Island ensures that both the Guernsey and Jersey Coastal Paths benefit from a long walking season, extending well into autumn. Choose your favourite to explore or combine both in one amazing adventure.

Guernsey Coastal Path

Nights:

5-6

Average Grade:

A delightful blend of rugged cliff paths, sandy beaches, grassy commons, and peaceful woodland, offering ever-changing coastal scenery.

Jersey Coastal Path

Nights:

5-6

Average Grade:

An enchanting mix of cliff-top trails, sandy bays, wooded valleys, and quiet country lanes, showcasing the island’s diverse landscapes.