The Best of the Cotswolds

Price: $1,125/per person
Departures: Year Round

 Trip Details

An eight night (or fewer if preferred) circular walking tour of the Cotswolds with shorter walking days. Leave any day you like subject to accommodation availability The Best of the Cotswolds includes all the finest villages of the northern Cotswolds in manageable stages for people who prefer shorter walking days. You can do the full 8 night itinerary or just a part of it, with the price adjusted accordingly.

Bath & the Wiltshire Cotswolds Walk

Price: $855/per person
Departures: Year Round

 Trip Details

A Five day walking tour beginning and ending in Bath, It is best to commence this walking tour of the Bath and Wiltshire Cotswolds on a Sunday or Thursday to ensure a favorable choice of accommodation. Bath with its showcase of classical Georgian architecture is recognised as one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

The Heart of Lakeland

Price: $1,275/per person
Departures: May to October

 Trip Details

7 Nights - A magical part of England. Start at Windermere and finish at Keswick. The Lake District lies in the county of Cumbria, in England's north west corner. It is the largest of Britain's National Parks, and is famous throughout the world for its beautiful and dramatic scenery. The mountains rise from sea level to heights of over 3000 feet, and are intersected by lush green valleys, often containing lakes. There is a wealth of history and heritage unrivalled in so small an area.

Cumbrian Way

Price: $895/per person
Departures: May to October

 Trip Details

7 Nights - The Cumbria Way is an exhilarating journey through some of the most beautiful and contrasting landscapes of the county of Cumbria. Stretching from Ulverston to Carlisle the route offers 70 miles of walking through some of the most scenic and inspiring landscapes in Britain, including the enchanting Lake District.

Jane Austen's World

Price: $585/per person
Departures: Year Round

 Trip Details

3 Nights - This is an excellent extention to one of our guided tours.  This walk takes you through beautiful Hampshire countryside that was the inspiration for the works of Jane Austen, author of Pride & Prejudice, Sense & Sensibility and many others. The walk takes you right past the house where the authoress lived and which is open to the public.

The Shakespeare Way

Price: $1,050/per person
Departures: May to October

 Trip Details

7 Nights - The Shakespeare Way follows a route that the great poet and playwright may have taken when he left his birthplace, Stratford-on-Avon, for London sometime between 1585 and 1588. We cannot know the exact route that he took but we know that he had connections in Oxford with his friend and inn-keeper, John Davenant, whilst he was of course familiar with the countryside of Warwickshire and probably of the Cotswolds, which feature in Richard II. The Shakespeare Way passes through some beautiful places and beside notable landmarks, including the Rollright Stones, Chipping Norton, Woodstock (close to Blenheim Palace and the burial place of Sir Winston Churchill at Bladon), Oxford, Marlow, Cookham, and Kew, before finishing at the recreation of Shakespeare's Globe Thatre in Southwark, London. The route can be followed in either direction and taken on in sections.

Derbyshire & The Peak District

Price: $1,050/per person
Departures: May to October

 Trip Details

7 Nights - The Peak District in the county of Derbyshire is like an upland Cotswolds. It is an area of immense variety and importance, rich in wildlife where dramatic moorlands contrast sharply with lush valleys and stunning limestone gorges, where centuries-old stone villages and market towns have been as much a part of the environment on the landscape itself. The contrasting landscape is never more apparent than in the High Peak to the north, where you’ll find the Derwent Valley’s historic ‘Dam Busters’ dams and the caverns in the picturesque village of Castleton, where there is also an interesting castle. And at Baslow is Chatsworth House, one of the finest great houses in Britain.

England's Coast to Coast

Price: $1,425/per person/13 Nights
Price: $2,045/per person/19 Nights
Departures: May to October

 Trip Details

13 Nights OR 19 Nights -Established by the immortal Alfred Wainwright, the Coast to Coast Walk is one of the classic British walks. It traverses the North of England from the Irish Sea at St Bees to the North Sea at Robin Hoods Bay, passing through some of the most beautiful and varied scenery in the country: the mountains and lakes of the Lake District, the majestic valleys of the Yorkshire Dales, the heather moorland of the North York Moors, and, by way of contrast, dramatic coastal scenery at the start and finish.

Cornwall

Price: $1,075/per person
Departures: May to October

 Trip Details

6 Nights - The Lizard Peninsula is the southernmost part of Britain and an area of astounding beauty. From the start you enjoy views of the well known silhouette of St. Michael's Mount, and go on to see marvellous wild flowers and birds, perhaps catch a glimpse of a Basking Shark, or eat delicious ice-cream at Coverack – not to mention endless views of romantic creeks and breathtaking cliffs and the busy port of Falmouth.

The Great Glen Way

Price: $995/per person
Departures: May to October

 Trip Details

8 Nights - The Great Glen Way is a spectacular walking route from Fort William, nestling under the massive Ben Nevis to Inverness, the capital of the Highlands. The trek takes you from the beginning of the Caledonian Canal past Neptune's Staircase and past Lochs Lochy, Oich and Ness. The trek terrain varies from towpath flat walking by the canal, to forest walks and woodland paths by the lochs, as well as some tarmac walking on a very quiet peaceful road.

Isle of Skye

Price: $1,115/per person
Departures: May to October

 Trip Details

9 Nights -Stay at the delightful village of Mallaig on the mainland for the first three nights. Get used to the more relaxed pace of the Highlands and Islands, and stretch your legs on some fine local walks. Then we will take you to the fishing port, from where you can approach Skye by boat, arriving at the southern village of Armadale, before heading towards the Cuillin and the mountains of northern Skye. The Isle of Skye is a paradise for walkers -quiet beaches, remote cliff-tops, deserted villages.