Walking Holidays in the UK

• A walk crossing two national parks: The Yorkshire Dales and The North Yorkshire Moors
• Memorable mix of valleys, plains, mountains, dales and moors
• Historical elements including Nine Standards Rigg, Keld Lead Mines, Swaledale or Richmond Castle
• Littlebeck Woods, Jurassic Cliffs
• Old smuggler’s cottages of Robin Hood's Bay
• 15-18 Day full Coast to Coast options available as well as the western section

• A walk crossing three National parks: The Lake District, The Yorkshire Dales and The North Yorkshire Moors
• Memorable mix of valleys, plains, mountains, dales & moors
• Historical elements including St Bees Lighthouse, Honister Slate Mine,Ullswater Steam Ferry 
• Lake District Stone Walls & Barns
• Vibrant walkers' towns Robin Hood’s Bay with its Jurassic Cliffs
• Too long? The western and eastern sections also available

This 8‑day Cornwall’s Coastline Walking Holiday follows the south‑west tip of Britain along the South West Coast Path, from St Ives to Penzance via Land’s End. The route moves through a landscape of exposed cliffs, small coves, and former mining areas, shaped as much by the Atlantic as by its long human history. Daily stages are relatively short (around 10–15 km) but include frequent ascents and descents along coastal paths. Along the way, you pass fishing villages, historic sites and open coastal stretches, with time to stop and take in the surroundings at your own pace.

This 8-day Hadrian’s Wall Path walking holiday follows the full 135 km National Trail across northern England, from Wallsend near Newcastle to Bowness‑on‑Solway on the west coast.   The route is clearly marked and can be walked in either direction, with daily stages covering the distance at a steady pace. Terrain varies from easy paths to more exposed sections across open crags in Northumberland, making the walk suitable for regular walkers comfortable with sustained daily distances, with stays in local B&Bs along the way.

• Discovering the beautiful and quintessential English countryside
• Enjoying the flexibility of walking with a daypack from village to village
• Experiencing the hospitality in the warm family run B&B’s and guesthouses
• Moreton-in-Marsh, Guiting Power, Bourton-on-the-Water, Winchcombe & more

• Combination of moorland, farmland, forest and coastal walking
• Much historical interest
• Robin Hood’s Bay with its cliff-hangning cottages
• Remains of Norman Rievaulx Abbey & 13th C Whitby Abbey
• Possibly the most beautiful view of the Yorkshire coast
• Complete a real challenge on foot, without things being too challenging

• Walk crossing three National parks – The Lake District, The Yorkshire Dales, and The North Yorkshire Moors
• Crossing England under your own efforts
• Memorable mix of valleys, plains, mountains, dales and moors.
• Historical elements including St Bees Lighthouse, Honister Slate Mine, Lake District Stone Walls and Barns and Dove Cottage
• 15-18 Day full Coast to Coast options available as well as the eastern section

This 8‑day Cornwall Walking Holiday follows the northern section of the South West Coast Path between Padstow and St Ives, combining coastal walking with visits to towns such as Newquay. Daily stages range from about 17 to 21 km, with a steady up‑and‑down profile along cliffs and coves, making it suitable for regular walkers comfortable with sustained distances and repeated ascents. The route alternates between busier coastal hubs and quieter stretches of path passing small villages, former mining areas and working harbours, with clear trails and defined daily distances that allow time to explore along the way.