• The enchanting Amalfi Coast with its amazing villages of Amalfi and Positano 
• The magnificent Gulf of Naples and the volcanic Mt. Vesuvius towering the horizon
• Capri Island with breath-taking views of the emerald blue Mediterranean Sea
• Fabulous coves for swimming 
• Mouthwatering local food and the famous Limoncello liquor produced in Amalfi 

• The spectacular Monastery of Chozoviotissa
• Impressive 600m high cliffs
• Remote villages and rural countryside
• Accommodation at a seaside village and at a mountain village 
• Nice beaches and swimming opportunities

• Charming coastal views of tiny coves and bays with inviting crystal clear water
• Lecce: Southern Italy's treasure with its Baroque palaces and churches
• Explore the fortress and narrow streets of Otranto
• Walking through the 'Tratturi' - ancient stone-walled country lanes
• Delicious Apulian cuisine - excellent local food and wine

• A variety of activities througout the week: cycling, canoeing, walking and swimming
• Carefully-selected accommodation, with a welcoming atmosphere
• Interesting cultural visits from cave-paintings to ancient chapels
• Authentic hamlets and pretty fishing villages along Spain's Green Coast
• Rolling hills, rocky cliffs, green pastures, peaceful coves and quiet woodlands

• Pleasant cycling through the gorgeous landscapes of España Verde (Green Spain)
• Green fields, cool woods and lovely coves: views to both the mountains and the sea
• Choice of easier or more difficult routes, to suit your ability and preference
• Charming and comfortable accommodations in small, peaceful villages
• Short detours to historical monuments along the way
• Traditional local architecture: village houses, stables, wooden grain barns, stone walls, etc.
• Delicious regional gastronomy, including hearty stews, free-range chicken and beef, natural apple cider and an amazing variety of locally-produced artisan cheeses

A 10-day walking programme which will offer you a general idea of the varied landscapes and culture of the central group of islands of the so-called ‘Hawaii of the Atlantic’. 1 to 5 hours walks with an average ascent of 235m and descent of 545m

Pico, São Jorge and Faial island form the Triangle of the Azores due to their proximity and the boat connections all year around. However none of the islands is second to one: each one has something that makes it different from the other. On Pico the highest mountain of Portugal will keep an eye on your all the time; on São Jorge be prepared to enjoy the beauty and peacefulness of its Fajãs and on Faial awaits the Caldera in the heart of the island and the most recent volcano of the Azores: Capelinhos. 

Sao Miguel is the largest and one of the most fascinating islands of the Azores archipelago due to the great variety of landscapes it offers. Woods of aromatic trees, vast pastures with cows, humid areas with exuberant vegetation, colourful slopes, and of course the remains of a volcanic past. Discover this part of the Azores Geopark while enjoying the luxury of three comfortable and charming hotels. Excellent year-round walking and the freedom to go as you please with your own rental car (must be booked separately).

3 to 5 hours walks with an average ascent of 290m and descent of 360m 

• A dramatic hike through an unspoiled longest section of protected coastline in Andalucia
• Routes between stark semi-desert surroundings and the sparkling Mediterranean Sea.
• Stunning scenery of volcanic origin
• Rugged cliffs, white and black sand beaches and tiny white-washed villages

• Off the beaten road trails and paths with stunning views of the “Costa da Morte”
• Stay in welcoming casas Rurales and modern hotels in small fishing villages of Galicia
• Interesting lighthouses that used to be the only help for seamen to manage out this rugged coastline

• Off the beaten road trails and paths with stunning views of the “Costa da Morte”
• Stay in welcoming casas Rurales and modern hotels in small fishing villages of Galicia
• Magnificent sandy beaches
• Interesting lighthouses that used to be the only help for seamen to manage out this rugged coastline

• The iconic five villages of the Cinque Terre (Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore)
• The charming villages of the Riviera Ligure (Bonassola, Deiva Marina, Framura, and Levanto)
• Breath-taking views of the emerald blue Mediterranean Sea
• Steep terraced hills of olive groves, vineyards and lemon trees
• Fabulous beaches for swimming 
• Outstandingly delicious sea food and the famous “Trofie al Pesto”
• The wild nature of Palmaria Island
• The colourful town of Portovenere 

• The iconic five villages of the Cinque Terre (Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore)
• The nice villages of the Riviera Ligure (Bonassola, Deiva Marina, Framura, Levanto)
• Steep terraced hills of olive groves, vineyards and lemon trees
• Outstandingly delicious sea food and the famous Trofie al Pesto
• The colourful town of Portovenere
• Breath-taking views of the emerald blue Mediterranean Sea
• Fabulous beaches for swimming

• Sample the highlights of the Corfu Trail, and the island's time-forgotten interior
• Corfu Town with its pretty Italian-style architecture, Byzantine remains, picturesque market and cobbled streets
• Petite and peaceful Paxos Island, with its idyllic landscape
• Walk on Corfu's highest mountain and discover abandoned villages and rich flora and fauna
• The Korisson Lagoon, with impressive dunes and wetlands is a nature reserve and home to lizzards, turtles and migrating birds

• One of the most impressive coastal paths in Europe
• Discover the Omalos Plateau and the White Mountains of Crete
• Conquer the world-famous Samaria Gorge
• Visit the car-free village of Loutro on the coast
• Enjoy a myriad of idyllic beaches dotted about the island

• Traditional village of Vamos with its cobbled alleys 
• Walking along secluded beaches  
• Stunning views over the Askifou plain 
• Experience life in a seaside town only accessible by boat or by foo
• Abundant flora, especially in springtime 
• Exploring gorges at the south coast 

• great network of historical cobbled paths
• Andros town with its mansions
• Characteristic dovecotes on Tinos
• Idyllic beaches & rural innerland
• Two islands with different character in 1 holiday

• Two beautiful islands in one trip
• Visit the iconic cliff-top villages of Santorini perched high above the breath-taking caldera
• Enjoy panoramic views of the Cyclades from summit of Mt. Zas (999 m)
• Marvel at the Kouros statues on Naxos, 2800 years old.
• Follow unique cobbled paths on ancient trails across the islands
• Visit the ancient sites of Thira and Akrotiri on Santorini

• The “unknown” Cycladic island of Tinos, lies completely off the tourist-track
• Splendid walking on a fantastic network of historical cobbled paths
• Discover the characteristic dovecotes dotted all over Tinos
• Enjoy quiet idyllic beaches & traiddtional rural innerland
• Walk through this amazing landscape with its giant rock formations

• Explore the “unknown” Cycladic island of Tinos 
• Great network of historical cobbled paths 
• Characteristic dovecotes on Tinos
• Idyllic beaches & rural innerland
• Amazing landscape with giant rock formations  

• An authentic Greek Island, a perfect break from Athens
• An easy ferry ride from Piraeus Port, Athens, taking just 1 hour
• Superb walks with great coastal views
• Visit the ancient Temple of Aphaia
• Walk through the famous olive grove with its 500-year-old trees

• The eleven historical cities of Friesland
• Typical Frisian architecture: farmhouses, manors and other monuments
• Peaceful green landscape full of canals and lakes
• Easy cycling on the flat, along quiet roads and bike lanes
• A paradise for bird

• Cycle Route of the Year in Europe 2018!
• 395 km in a unique coastal setting
• Picturesque fishing villages and charming cities along the Sweden west coast
• Historical sites
• Many cafés, restaurants and places to rest your legs

• Three countries in one week: Germany, Switzerland and Austria 
• Relaxed cycling on quiet roads and cycle paths  
• Family-run hotels in historic towns and villages
• Beautiful landscapes: mountains, vineyards and orchards

• The five villages of the Cinque Terre (Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore)
• The jetsetter port of Portofino and other lesser known coastal villages  of the Ligurian Riviera (Camogli, Bonassola, Deiva Marina, Framura, Levanto)
• The colorful town of Portovenere
• Breath-taking views of the emerald blue Mediterranean Sea

• The iconic five villages of the Cinque Terre (Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore)
• The pictureque villages of the Riviera Ligure (Bonassola, Deiva Marina, Framura, Levanto)
• Outstandingly delicious sea food and the famous Trofie al Pesto
• Breath-taking views of the emerald blue Mediterranean Sea
• Steep terraced hills of olive groves, vineyards and lemon trees
• Fabulous beaches for swimming
• The colourful town of Portovenere

• Discover the mountain trails high above Lake Como
• Lake Lugano and the exquisite village of Porlezza
• Explore Menaggio, a beautiful town with fabulous views of the lake
• Visit the historic town of Como with its busy waterfront and lively streets
• Experience the rich culture and art of the region including lavish villas and gardens
• Soak up the atmosphere in the warm family run hotels

• Best Island of the World in 2018!
• Charming accommodations throughout the trip, with swimming pool
• Wonderful landscapes: levadas, flowers, laurel forests and an amazing coastline 
• Excellent local cuisine and wines

• Rolling vineyards & apricot, citrus and almond orchards
• Aromatic Mediterranean pine woods and brightly coloured Cistus roses
• Medieval hermitages, located on hilltops with breath-taking views
• Historic Pollença, with its small boutiques and art galleries
• The beautiful beaches of Puerto Pollença and Cala Viçent
• Wetlands of Albufera, a nature reserve

• Well-marked walking routes through tranquil mountainous landscapes, along the Mediterranean coastline and past the beautiful beaches of Deia, Puerto Pollensa and Cala Tuent
• Tasty Mediterranean cuisine and fresh orange juice served at the estates, specially for walkers
• Lovely terraces and small shops in Valldemossa, Dei­a and Soller
• The Cartuja of Valldemossa, where Frederic Chopin and George Sand spent a winter as bohemian tourists 

• Explore Menorca, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve since 1993
• Enjoy the greenest and most authentic of the Balearic Islands
• Deep blue bays, white sand beaches and spectacular cliffs
• Historic towns and ports full of tiny boats and seafood restaurants
• The Camí dels Cavalls, a horsemen's trail established long ago by English settlers

• Athens: discover historical Athens on foot
• Walk through the fir forests of Poros
• Picturesque peninsula of Poros
• Walking paradise on Hydra
• Preserved town of Hydra with cobbled mule tracks

• Spectacular views of the Supramonte Mountains and the Gulf of Orosei
• Wild open spaces to enjoy your wild side
• A dip into the deepest canyon in Italy, crystal clear, turquoise sea, wonderful for swimming
• Small, family-run hotels set in remarkably panoramic places
• Tiscali Ancient Nuragic archaeological site, filled to the brim with local culture and folklore
• Friendly people and great local food including cheese, ravioli, a wild assortment of desserts, honey and Cannonau wine

• The Western Isles of Scotland, most of them dream-like remote places, seemingly unchanged for decades
• The wild island of Jura where George Orwell wrote his famous novels including Animal Farm and 1984
• The lovely island of Arran with its quaint port town of Brodrick
• Whisky distilleries galore - visit famous whisky distilleries - Islay has ten to start with!

• Cycling on quiet coastal roads and countryside
• The mesmerising Marsala salt pans followed by Marsala wine tasting 
• Visit the imposing ancient Greek ruins of Selinunte
• Delicious Sicilian specialties, accompanied by extraordinary local wines
• Favignana Island - a hidden gem in the Mediterranean 
• Warm, charming locals 

• Spellbinding views, wild open spaces, mountain lakes, jagged peaks
• Warm, comfortable family-run accommodation
• Rich flora and fauna
• Friendly locals with a unique cultural heritage
• Superb culinary, including delicious cheeses, carne salada, polenta, mushrooms, speck and outstanding wines

• Bizarre basalt formations and colourful deserts
• Overnight stay at the Parador Cañadas del Teide, beneath Spain's highest peak (3718m)
• Exuberant and exotic vegetation, such as the Dragon Blood tree
• Picturesque historical villages like Garachico and La Orotova
• La Laguna, Tenerife's old capital, full of 17th-century architecture

• Korission Lagoon with unique wildlife
• Best sections of the Corfu Trail
• Seaside villages 
• Unesco World Heritage Centre: City of Corfu 
• Pantokrator mountain
• True rural countryside