Walking and Adventure Holidays

SELF GUIDED: Beginning in Aulla and finishing in the town of Lucca, the twelfth section of Via Francigena features plenty of magnificent sights to see such as the Abbey of Saint Peter and the Church of Saint Michael, the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Francis, towers and castles, and an interesting archaeological site at Luni.

SELF GUIDED: This Cinque Terre coastal walk takes you through a National Park and UNESCO World Heritage Site where you will discover the coastline as well as the back-country: villages that cling to the cliffs, tiny sandy beaches and coves as well as terraced fields and extensive woodlands.

SELF GUIDED: During your ten days of travelling along the Ridgeway, you will pass through ancient scenery, through isolated woodlands and valleys. Since the Ridgeway is considered the oldest British path and has been in use for the last 4000 years, you can visit the remnants of forts and ancient long barrows.

SELF GUIDED: Burgundy has it all: hidden villages that are nested in gorgeous valleys, breath-taking medieval churches, traditional food fairs, green hilly vineyards, rich food and prestigious wines. On this tour, you will get to enjoy a slice of everything that is classically French, while embracing the countryside.

SELF GUIDED: An easier, more relaxed walk, the tenth section of the Via Francigena visits the Church of San Croce in Mortara, which contains the footprint of Christ. The walk consists mostly of walking along roadsides, over bridges, railways and numerous dirt tracks around fields, through quiet towns.

SELF GUIDED: With five days and four nights to enjoy the Italian countryside, this portion of Via Francigena allows you to experience traditional Italy. At every stop, you can enjoy the local wine, cuisine, and rich cultural practices. After touring the countryside, the tour ends in Viterbo, home of the Papal Palace.

SELF GUIDED: Discover the largest canyon in Europe: the Verdon Gorges, and walk down to the Verdon River below. This walking holiday will bring you through the heart of an incredible area to enjoy the wide variety of landscapes. Spend the night in local "logis de France" hostels in classically French villages.

SELF GUIDED: Discover the history of Hadrian’s Wall on the final section of Pennine Way. Travelling over farmland, country roads and through dense forests, this tour features the classic English lifestyle and countryside. The tour ends in Kirk Yetholm in Scotland, after a hike alongside an undulating ridge.

SELF GUIDED: The Great Western Greenway is the longest off-road walking route in Ireland. It follows the path of the closed railway line and takes you through remote and breathtakingly beautiful areas on the western coast of Ireland. Visit the villages of Mulranny and Newport and get a real feel for the West of Ireland.

GUIDED: The Amalfi Coast is definitely one of the most beautiful coastlines in Europe. On this walking trip you will follow web of ancient pathways winding along shoreline cliffs, leading from charming coastal towns, through rustic woodlands up to beautiful villages perched atop craggy peaks.