Walking & Trekking holidays in Europe

For those who like to enjoy the comfort of a bed every night we offer the Mont Blanc circuit as a fully accommodated trek, with all nights spent in a variety of lodgings from family run 2 and 3-star hotels to basic inns or pensions.

While some of our competitors offer…

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Andalucia, Spain's largest province, is only a few miles from Morocco and harbours many characteristics from its Moorish history. Rolling plains planted with sunflowers, olives and wheat stretch to the distant mountains and beyond the southern sierras, while long fertile valleys…

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In the centre of the mountainous province of Alicante lies the Sierra de Aitana, the most dramatic massif on the Spanish Mediterranean. Although close to the Costa Blanca, this area has remained a secret from all but a few discerning visitors. The stunning rocky peaks and steep…

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Spain's third highest mountain range after the Pyrenees and Sierra Nevada, the Picos de Europa is a spectacular region of limestone peaks, ridges and deep valleys.

A varied landscape of dramatic rocky terrain and lush lower valleys with meadows covered with beautiful…

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The Sierra Nevada is a dramatically rich Natural Park, which towers over southern Spain as the second highest mountain range in Europe. With fertile valleys of chestnut forests and high moorlands covered in lavender and broom, we are rewarded with some of the finest walking…

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While some companies offer shorter versions of this itinerary, experience has taught us that 15 days is the ideal duration in which to truly appreciate this iconic Mont Blanc trek.

With the perfect balance of 10 days trekking and 3 rest days, our itinerary allows you…

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The circuit of Mont Blanc is one of the finest walking routes in the Alps.

It is in reality a series of paths linking the seven valleys that surround the highest mountain in Western Europe. To complete the whole circuit normally takes a fortnight, but for those with…

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When looking to know more of European art and society, there is no better place to start than Tuscany, thanks to its fine Renaissance cities, beautiful rolling countryside and outstanding Chianti wine.

The landscape of southern Tuscany fulfils all expectations, with…

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The Amalfi Coast is one of the most dramatic and beautiful coastlines in Europe. Mountains rise steeply out of the Mediterranean far below and picturesque towns nestle neatly in isolated coves.

While walking the Amalfi Coast we follow mule tracks and old paths through…

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The rural enclave in northwest Tuscany known as the Garfagnana, meaning 'enchanted forests', is an ideal setting for a walking holiday in Italy.

Within reach of the Tuscan gems of Lucca, Pisa and Florence, Garfagnana's appeal lies more in its isolation, lack of tourism…

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For 2013 we have redesigned our itinerary to give you the very highest chance of successfully climbing Mont Blanc (4810m).

The climb is now attempted over three days, by either the Gouter or Cosmiques route depending on departure date. This extra day not only helps…

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The week is based at Hotel Adler, a lovely 4-star hotel with wellbeing centre and indoor swimming pool in the small village of Villabassa, just north of Cortina d'Ampezzo.

Nestled close to the Austrian border and sandwiched between the spectacular, jagged limestone…

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Walk through the wild and varied scenery of Madeira, from gentle strolls along levadas to more demanding forays amongst the jagged ridges and peaks of the rugged volcanic interior. We discover one of the most beautiful views of Madeira on our walk from Machico to Porto da…

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Often referred to as the 'land of silence', Sardinia is a place of outstanding natural beauty, with crystal-clear rivers, limestone ridges and deep gorges. As well as stunning beaches, the Dorgali area attracts archaeologists from all over the world because of its historic…

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On this full-circuit itinerary we base ourselves in four of the best walking areas in Iceland, each a demonstration of its unique landscape.

We start in Skaftafell National Park, where glacial tongues from the huge Vatnajokull Icecap reach almost to the sea. Then there…

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The Mont Blanc Circuit is deservedly one of Europe's classic walks, circumnavigating western Europe's highest mountain.

This exciting itinerary concentrates on some of the most spectacular sections of the circuit, thus enabling us to produce a hard and exhilarating…

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This varied trek follows the highest and most rugged section of Turkey's most famous long distance footpath, which stretches from Fethiye to Antalya and covers 500km.

Taking its name from the ancient civilisation that once ruled the area, the route snakes along dramatic…

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This week long trip offers the opportunity to explore the dramatic volcanic landscapes of Sicily's Aeolian Islands and Mt Etna.

The seven islands that make up the archipelago are named as UNESCO World heritage sites and you can see why; black sand beaches, thermal springs…

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The delightful island of Evia is a real hidden treasure, with old stone paths connecting quaint villages tucked away on the slopes of the mountains.

This walkers' paradise is little known outside of Greece and offers unique history and culture, an authentic atmosphere…

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Part of France but distinctly different, influenced by Italy but not Italian, the Corsicans have a language, culture, cuisine and way of life all of their own.

This holiday is based in Bocognano (650m), a village in the midst of magnificent scenery. It is served by…

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Sutjeska is Bosnia & Herzegovina's oldest national park, encompassing 17,500 hectares of magnificent wilderness and one of Europe's last primeval forests. Running through the park are the Durmitor Mountains, forming the natural border between Bosnia & Herzegovina and…

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Little known outside Slovenia, the Julian Alps are the unsung mountains of Europe. A small but growing band of enthusiasts is learning about the wonders of trekking in this spectacular range. Our first and last nights are spent in the pretty lakeside town of Bled, but the…

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The Haute Route is one of Europe's best known long distance ski-touring routes; running roughly parallel is a spectacular and demanding summer trek from Mont Blanc to the Matterhorn.

The route covers approximately 100km and travels west to east, across seven alpine…

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The Rodopi are the most extensive mountain range in Bulgaria. A hauntingly beautiful and mysterious region, according to legend this was the home of Orpheus.

The way of life seems to have changed little over the last few hundred years, with local people working the…

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The Julian Alps are the most easterly extension of the great Alpine Range. The jagged limestone peaks hold some of Europe's best scenery and walking, with Mount Triglav (the highest in Slovenia) at the centre of the range, and the glacial lakes of Bohinj and Bled far below. …

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Set your camera to 'scenery' as you enter fjord Norway, heading deep into the heart of the country where no ungainly cruise ships can access.

This is a landscape born from violence; yet the artistry of nature leaves a world etched with beauty, carved by centuries of…

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South of Innsbruck among the green meadows of the Gschnitzal Valley lies Trins, a charming village with authentic Tyrolean buildings and easy access to some wonderful walking. On our journey through ancient villages filled with onion-domed churches, we learn why Tyroleans…

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This great value trip explores the fascinating but lesser-known Beskidy and Pieniny mountain ranges that border Slovakia and Poland.

We visit charming villages and historic monasteries that give an insightful look into the history of local communities.

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Forming a natural border between France and Spain, the Pyrenees have been one of our most popular destinations for over 15 years. With spectacular scenery, an abundance of flora and fauna and a warm Mediterranean climate it is easy to see why.

This trip is based in…

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With a coastline of 1778km and 1185 offshore islands in the Adriatic, Croatia has some of the most beautiful beaches and scenery in the Mediterranean.

Arriving in Dubrovnik will give a relaxing, cultural feel to the beginning of our itinerary, allowing us to explore…

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Mass tourism is not the true face of Mallorca, and away from the busy resorts we find a tranquil and timeless landscape dotted with mediaeval villages and stunning scenery. It is an excellent off-season walking destination, with mild winters and springs, and a daily average…

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The Camino de Santiago de Compostela across northern Spain is one of the world's oldest pilgrimage routes.

For more than 1000 years pilgrims have made their way to Santiago and in 1987 it was declared the first European Culture Route. Also known as 'The Way of St James',…

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Using the thriving town of Zermatt as our base, this itinerary offers trekking amid some of Europe's most spectacular mountain scenery, including the greatest concentration of 4000m peaks in the Alps.

Traversing the head of the Zermatt Valley, we make two separate overnight…

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This is the perfect introductory trip for good walkers who enjoy scrambling and are looking for a new mountain challenge.

The Sexten Dolomites are an extensive cluster of fine, craggy mountains occupying the northeastern corner of the Dolomites massif, an area which…

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Val di Fassa lies between Marmolada (3343m), the Dolomites' highest peak, and Catinaccio (2981m), the famous long ridge that glows red in the setting sun.

Based in the lively town of Moena, locally known as the gateway to the Dolomites, we are ideally situated to access…

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