The British Isles
Discover the homes and hideaways of the Brontë sisters, glimpse a native New Forest pony herd, absorb the ancient feel of a stone circle in Ireland’s Ring of Kerry, journey on foot from Dartmoor to Exmoor – walks in the British Isles are brimming with story and meaningful landscapes.
Idyllic stone villages in the Cotswolds and the Creeks and Coves of Cornwall welcome exploration. The distinct Celtic cultures of Loch Lomond and The Western Isles of Scotland and Snowdonia in Wales delight the walker. How can we describe the Coast to Coast experience – walking the best of the route from the Lake District through Yorkshire to Whitby on the Northern Sea? Exhilaration!
We'll leave it to you to decide which walk you want to choose from:
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Stay a week in a castle on the banks of the River Tamar with walks in Devon and Cornwall
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Discover Cornwall's stunning sea views, enjoy coastal walking at its most glorious.
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Walking the literary landscape of Jane Austen's Hampshire in England including Chawton, Steventon and Winchester.
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We explore the timeless landscape of Yorkshire Dales once home to James Herriot and JB Priestley.
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Walking tour celebrates location of film Jane Eyre and the Brontės taking in the stunning views of Yorkshire, the Pennine Way and Derbyshire.
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Gentle walking in the land that inspired the painting of Constable and Gainsborough and the music of Benjamin Britten
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England as you have always imagined it, we visit world class gardens, eat pub lunches and even go punting!
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From the Irish Sea to the North Sea's craggy shore, the Coast to Coast Walk spans 85 miles of hills, dales and lakes.
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We take in sweeping views, castles and dramatic open moorland spaces on this exceptionally popular walk
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In the footsteps of the Roman Legions and the Great Poets we explore Northumberland
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Emerald hills and clear blue waters greet The Wayfarers on this exploration of mystical Ireland and its heritage
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Walking tour through the heart of Scotland - Culloden, the Cairngorms, Perthshire and Edinburgh
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The Giants Causeway and Glens of Antrim coastal walking visiting Londonderry and Donegal
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Poetry in motion blending literature and landscape walking the coast of Wales
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