Discovering the Maltese Islands
The Maltese islands have played host to the Phoenicians, the Romans, the Knights of St John, Napoleanic and the British Empires whose influences can be seen all over the island.
The awe inspiring architecture is clearly evident, especially in the UNESCO world heritage site of Valletta, Malta’s capital city. With… Learn more
Secrets of Malta Walking
The largest of the Maltese islands, there is so much to explore in Malta with its rich and varied history.
The Maltese islands have played host to the Phoenicians, the Romans, the Knights of St John, Napoleanic and the British Empires whose influeces can be seen all over the island.… Learn more
Tuscan Hills & Chianti Wines – Premium Adventure
Enjoy idyllic guided walks from your exclusive country home in Tuscany
Settle into your own private villa on the cusp of the Chianti winelands for a walking adventure in Tuscany. From your base near the medieval town of San Gimignano, you’ll join our expert leader to visit illustrious Florence and… Learn more
Porto to Coimbra Cycling
On this nine-night, self-guided cycling holiday you’ll enjoy wonderful, relaxed cycling along the idyllic coastline south of Porto and the beautiful Aveiro Lagoon, discovering two of Portugal’s most important cities – Porto and Coimbra – and sampling some of the country’s signature wines.
You begin in UNESCO-recognised Porto, a beautiful… Learn more
Rome, Assisi & Magical Umbria – Premium Adventure
Whether it’s your first time in Italy or your 100th, this guided walking holiday will live long in your heart. It begins in Rome, visiting world landmarks and classical ruins, before we head to a four-star country resort in the hills of Umbria. From here, we’ll explore the Green Heart… Learn more
Cycling in the Peloponnese
Discover the highlights of Ancient Greece by bike
The Peloponnese is the Greece of myth and legend. Hera bathed in the Carathus spring near Epidaurus, the attack against Troy was led from Mycenae and it was in Lerna that Hercules killed the Hydra, a mythical beast with many heads. Aside… Learn more
Contrasts of Crete Walking
This self-guided walking holiday explores the most remote south-west corner of Crete.
There are often no roads within miles and most of the local commuting is done by boat! You’ll follow ancient paths and shepherd trails through gorges and along stoney coastal paths that meander above hidden coves, along virgin… Learn more
Cycling in Greece
Ride through beautiful Mediterranean landscapes and past historical treasures
For history, archaeology and mythology, the Peloponnese is arguably the most interesting part of Greece. Our week of cycling is a journey through fascinating classical history and a superb variety of landscapes, from the azure blue of the sea to the… Learn more
Unspoilt Ring of Kerry Cycling
Cycle a quieter mix of inland and coastal routes close to the famous Ring of Kerry.
The Iveragh Peninsula is a stunning region of islands. With Killarney at its epicentre, it is the largest of the ‘five fingers’ of Ireland, better known as the Ring of Kerry. Mystical, beautiful and… Learn more
Dublin & The Wicklow Way Walking
Situated in the south-east of Ireland, Wicklow Mountains National Park is the largest of Ireland’s National Parks.
Named the ‘Garden’ of Ireland, its unique landscape is largely uninhabited and offers a sense of peace and tranquillity away from the hustle and bustle of the nearby city of Dublin. Discover this… Learn more
Walking the Pelion Peninsula
This self-guided walking holiday explores the Pelion Peninsula in mainland Greece.
It is named the ‘Land of the Centaurs’ due to its associations with Greek mythology, with its name coming from King Peleus, father of Achilles. Walk from village to village on old cobbled donkey paths, called kalderimi that were… Learn more
Contrasts of Cyprus Walking
This self-guided multi-centre walking holiday combines the best walking in Cyprus – with routes in the Troodos Mountains and the Akamas Peninsula.
Start off the week in the Troodos Mountains and the stone-built village of Kakopetria, with its narrow, cobbled streets and the nearby 11th century painted church, Agios Nikolaos… Learn more
