Seasoned walkers will enjoy this long distance walking challenge. Starting in the UNESCO Wolrd Heritage site of Saltaire and finishing in Appleby in Cumbria this is a moderate to challenging walk over a combination of open moorland, limestone pavement, prominent hills and valley floors.
Luxury Japan from Japan is an exhilarating holiday in Japan. Available from 4 May 2019 to 18 Sep 2030 this 9 day trip costs from £7,545.
Join us for a range of experiences, cultural, natural and culinary. We will walk through forest and gardens in autumn colours and past Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples. We will sample bento boxes; sushi and sashimi with the occasional Western meal. We will take part in the tea ceremony and taste Saké of the highest quality.
Our Upper Dolpo to Jomsom itinerary visits a remote region of Nepal, instead of following the more popular Dolpo Circuit we head further north to an area very close to the Tibet border and then walk out on the challenging trail to Jomsom along The Great Himalaya Trail.
The best day walks in the Torres del Paine and Los Glaciares National Parks.
An Arctic wilderness walking holiday in East Greenland, one of the most remote locations on earth
Barbados days are definitely taken at a slower pace. No one rushes and easing into this mindset is the best way to experience the island. Calypso and steel bands, rum punch, and cricket played on every spare patch of ground provide the cultural backdrop to walking, whilst the people of Barbados, known as Bajans, are both welcoming and friendly.
A tour that combines a cruise along this beautiful and undeveloped coast with walks along the recently opened Carian Trail, one of Turkey’s most spectacular footpaths.
The River Dordogne, beloved of travellers for decades, passes through some of the most beautiful countryside in France. Each section has its own character, but the stretch we have chosen reflects that variety, giving the walker a taste of the Middle Dordogne landscape in all its forms.
The Dales Way runs from Ilkley, a market town on the Eastern border of the Dales, and runs through Wharfedale and Dentdale to the Lake District, finishing in Bowness-on-Windermere on the shores of England's largest lake.
