Selfguided Holidays

• 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

• Lyon; the French capital  of Gastronomy
• Cycle along the Rhône valley with its rich history,nature and gastronomy
• Enjoy the scents of `La Provence´
• Orange; an impressive and ancient historical city

• Rolling hills in the Albarinho and Vinho Verde wine counties 
• Flat river banks and coastal cycle paths along the Atlantic Ocean
• Fortified towns of Monçao, Valença and Caminha on the Spanish-Portuguese border
• Quiet sandy beaches and surfers’ paradise
• Special accommodation in historical buildings

• Bizarre basalt formations and moon-like volcanic landscapes
• Colourful deserts that contrast with laurel forests and a stunning coastline
• Friendly family hotels in historical towns 
• Explore volcanoes, ravines and sculpture-like formations
• Taste a delicious cuisine with many influences
• Sleep at the foot of the highest Spanish mountain: el Teide

• Valldemossa, winter spot for Frederic Chopin and George Sand
• Well-marked routes through quiet landscapes, with splendid views 
• Fresh orange juice served at the estates, specially for walkers
• The beaches of Port Pollença, Dei­à and Cala Tuent
• Lovely terraces and small shops in Dei­à and Sóller

• 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

• Veritable oases of banana, orange and avocado plantations
• Dramatic contrast between the lush North and arid South
• Tiny white villages, exotic palms and colourful bougainvillea
• Sculpted volcanic terrain and mind-boggling slopes
• The Caminos Reales, an extensive network of historic footpaths

• Look behind you from the crests of the Val d’Arbia, to admire the Siena skyline
• Enjoy the thermal pools of Bagno Vignoni, used since Roman times
• Do not miss the view from the Rocca di Radicofani
• Admire a sunset over Lake Bolsena
• Walk barefoot on the paving of the Via Cassia in Montefiascone

• A region with many places to explore
• Discover towns full of history, medieval castles and old abbeys
• Majestic rivers and beautiful nature surroundings
• Taste the delicious local wines from the area

• Moderate to challenging cycling through the gorgeous landscapes of Green Spain
• Peaceful villages, friendly locals and traditional architecture
• Pleasantly welcoming accommodation in rural surroundings or historical settings
• Delicious regional gastronomy - locally-produced artisan cheeses and fresh garden produce and free-range meats
• Green pastures, cool woodlands, rolling hills and some challenging colls

• 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

• All the aromas of Provence, including the famous lavender fields
• Lovely Provençal accommodation throughout your tour
• Fontaine de Vaucluse; a medieval village offering the unique sight of a river gushing up out of the ground
• Venasque and its preserved authenticity, with its medieval streets, ancient ramparts and, above all, its 6th-century baptistery, one of the oldest in France 
• Fascinating spots such as the Cistercian Abbey of Senanque founded in 1148, and Gordes, one of the most beautiful villages of France

• Stay in a quintessential Tuscan Estate with onsite wellness resort
• Enjoy their own farmed organic food served in the Estate restaurant
• Visit the natural, artistic and cultural treasures of the Val d'Orcia, on the UNESCO world-heritage list
• Wonderful landscapes, wide open fields, cypress lined hills and vineyards
• Incredibly well preserved medieval and renaissance villages and hilltop towns
• Peaceful country roads, friendly Tuscans and delicious regional culinary specialties

• Start in Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage site
• Cross the Northern Littoral Natural Park
• Ancient granite architecture and fisherman villages atmosphere
• Taste traditional Portuguese and Galician coastal gastronomy
• Finish in Santiago de Compostela and get your Compostela
• Children 4 - 11.99 years old have a 50% discount when sharing room with parents

• Europe’s highest peak, snow-capped Mont Blanc
• Spell-binding views and wild open spaces
• Three different alpine countries - Italy, France and Switzerland
• Warm, comfortable family-run mountain huts and small hotels
• Rich mountain cuisine, delicious cheese, polenta and mushrooms
• Friendly locals and unique cultural traditions
• Rich flora and fauna

• A ride through Holland and down into Belgium on high-quality bike paths
• Amsterdam with its world-famous canals and flower markets
• Historic Dutch and Flemish towns: Gouda, Dordrecht, Willemstad, Vlissingen, Sluis and Bruges
• A rural route full of windmills, tulip fields and nature reserves

• Bilbao, Santander and Avilés, with avant-garde buildings and historic town centres
• Renowned gastronomy that will leave you speechless
• Breathtaking cliffs above the Gulf of Bizcaya and inland planes of A Terra Chá
• Medieval villages like Santillana del Mar or Mondonedo that take you back into time
• Oviedo, birthplace of all pilgrimages to Santiago
• Special encounters with other pilgrims that will stay in your memory forever
• Santiago de Compostela, a city forged by legend
• Cycling the Camino del Norte guide

• Excellent historic long-distance footpath known as El Camino Francés
• Life-changing experiences shared with pilgrims from around the world
• A mix of cultural gems, quiet countryside and local food & wine
• Option of booking standard accommodation or carefully chosen ‘select’ rural hotels
• Rooms are ensuite at both standard and select hotels
• Receive the 'Compostela' certification after walking the last 100km

• Great accommodation: a well-known spa town and historic wine-producing estates
• A chance to savour Italy’s best wines and champagnes
• Gourmet food aplenty
• Verdant vineyards and views from hills to Alps
• Authentic country towns and quaint villages: Alba, Acqui Terme, Casale Monferrato, Asti
• Friendly people and quiet roads

• Classic MTB tour at the Picos de Europa National Park, around the Ándara eastern massif
• Very demanding route through mining tracks, agricultural roads and some interior paved roads
• Conventional and electric mountain bikes (650W) optional rental
• Charming accommodation in emblematic towns
• Luggage transfers between hotels
• Good restaurants with typical (and hypercaloric) food from the area

• Carefully selected accessible accommodation
• Rooms with accessible bathrooms, carefully selected to ensure maximum comfort
• Feasible stages with little ascent/descent for an enjoyable, relaxing experience
• Magnificent open landscapes, solitary plains and infinite horizons
• Fabulous gastronomy
• World Heritage gems of Romanesque and Mudejar art
• Option of booking an extra night in Burgos, with an extra transfer from Burgos to Itero de la Vega. If you prefer, you can spend a night in Burgos pre-tour then drive to Itero de la Vega to begin the first stage of your Camino journey. 

• Spectacular landscapes, fascinating Tuscany countryside full of vineyards and the
  picturesque rolling hills of the Crete Senesi
• Amazing round walls of the historical fortified military village of Monteriggioni 
• The charming UNESCO towns of San Gimignano and Siena
• Small comfortable, family run accommodations with delicious Tuscan culinary specialities 

• In the beautiful high north you will discover a purely Dutch landscape
• These 11 cities are the beating heart of an unique piece of Dutch tradition
• Get to know Friesland at the best
• The towns each have their own charm and historical importance

• A unique mix of nature and history
• Woodlands and meadows, Veluwezoom National Park
• Vast landscapes of the IJssel valley and historic Hanseatic cities
• Optional is Giethoorn, also known as "the Venice of the Netherlands"
• Visit the IJssel towns: Zutphen, Deventer and Zwolle 

• Highlights of the Camino Primitivo, the original trail between Oviedo and Lugo
• Get the real pilgrim feeling completely off the beaten track
• Peaceful countryside, magical forests, friendly locals, pilgrims' hostels and historic inns and traditional architecture from village to village
• Visit the UNESCO world-heritage Roman walls of Lugo

• A taste of España Verde (Green Spain)
• Views to both the mountains and the sea along the routes
• Comfortable and charming accommodations in rural locations
• Romanesque chapels and traditional local architecture
• A taste of the Asturian gastronomy, region of natural apple cider with an amazing variety of locally-produced artisan cheeses
• Camino del Norte cycling guide

• 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

• One of Europe’s most impressive coastal paths
• The vast Omalos Plateau and brillant White Mountains of Crete
• World-famous Samaria Gorge
• The tiny car-free port of Loutro
• Idyllic beaches circling the island

• Serra da Estrela: Portugal’s highest mountain range
• Surprising rock formations, lush valleys, waterfalls and authentic alpine villages. 
• A Natural Park with the highest summits in Portugal 
• An excellent network of way-marked walking paths 
• Accommodation situated in or near Medieval villages
• 1 night at a luxurious “quinta” or country estate

• Enjoy the comfort and unique services of selected accommodations
• Granada: a beautiful and historical southern city, a world of scents and colours 
• Walk along the alleyways of picturesque white-washed villages below snowy peaks of Sierra Nevada
• Mediterranean vegetation and terraced farmlands in sheltered valleys and gorges
• Taste Serrano ham at Trevélez, one of the highest towns in Spain

• The Piazza Square in Chora, with multicoloured tables and Town Hall
• Walk through terraced hillsides and fertile valleys and over mountain summits
• Stay in the white-washed hilltop capital Apollonia & on the seaside
• Taste some of the most delicious local food & wine in Greece
• Choose from a variety of beautiful waymarked hiking trails
• Relax on beautiful beaches beside traditional fishing hamlets

• Ancient ‘tratturi’ routes among olive groves and fruit orchards
• Breath-taking sea views on the ‘Cipolliane path’ and a stop at captivating caves
• Historic sites from every era, from Roman masterpieces to Messapian towns to the present day
• The buzzing city of Lecce, with its Baroque palaces, fabulous food and artisan shops
• Great swimming beaches and crystal-clear waters

• 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

• Explore the Triangle of the Azores: the three main islands
• The highest mountain in Portugal: Pico (2351 m)
• Walk along the typical Fajãs and Levadas 
• Lush macaronesian forests, vineyard extensions and blue water volcanic pools

• 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 

• Visit the natural, artistic, and cultural treasures of San Gimignano, a UNESCO world-heritage site 
• Discover the rich Etruscan past of remote Volterra with its Roman theatre, Palazzo dei Priori, and alabaster handicraft 
• Wonderful landscapes, wide open fields, cypress lined avenues, vineyards, olive groves plus delicious cuisine full of Tuscan specialities
• Incredibly well preserved Medieval and Renaissance villages, and quaint hill-top towns
• Peaceful country roads, friendly Tuscans

• Mixture of pilgrimage route and mountain trek following a branch of the famous Camino de Santiago
• Long, but technically easy, routes at the beginning of the week and then more mountainous and off-the-beaten track as you get closer to the Picos de Europa
• Countryside roads and footpaths through an amazingly authentic rural hinterland
• Beautiful coastal and mountain landscapes

• Classical Spain - flamenco dancers, Sherry and great regional food
• Stay in atmospheric Pueblos Blancos (white villages) - the old frontier hilltop towns 
• Historical cities: Jerez and Cadiz
• Delightful mix of coast, rolling hills, Roman roads and greenways
• Excellent hotels full of character
• Bird-spotter's paradise - storks, kingfishers, waders

• A complete bike adventure through three European countries
• Start in Paris and discover France, its gastronomy and 'oh lala'
• Then discover Belgium's medieval cities and villages
• End up in Holland: the cyclist’s paradise of water and windmills
• On the road: world-famous buildings and museums, everchanging countryside, numerous historic towns like Ghent, Antwerp and Gouda... 

• Superb cycling in the luscious landscapes of Bordeaux, Gironde, Tarn-et-Garonne
• Pompous bastides, farms with elegant dovecotes and a slew of petits and grands chateaux
• Hearty stews, apple and prune marmalade and locally-produced artisan cheese
• Tremendous wines of Bordeaux and Cotés de Bordeaux
• Your choice of detours to intriguing sights along the way
• Family-run accommodation in peaceful villages and charming city hotels

• 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

• Cross the Gers along quiet country lanes, through woods and vineyards
• Discover UNESCO World Heritage sites such as The Collegiate Church of St. Pierre La Romieu
• Explore villages classified as " Plus Beaux Villages de France " like Montréal
• Taste the "Armagnac" in Condom: the capital of this famous brandy 
• Tasting the culinary delights of the region and the hospitality of your accommodation hosts 

• An infinite selection of incredible wines, cheese, sweets and chocolates to taste along the way 
• White truffles aplenty
• Vineyard walks and carefully groomed hazelnut forests
• Small, comfortable, family run accommodation some with prize winning restaurants on site or nearby
• Spectacular views of the snow capped alps on clear days
• Friendly people
• Quiet foot paths 

• Discover a section of the Via Podiensis to Conques
• Plenty of charismatic villages all along breathtaking landscape
• Perfect walking tour to connect history, discovery and culture
• A goldmine for nature and rural landscape lovers
• Tasting the culinary delights of the region and the hospitality of your accommodation hosts

• Quiet and secluded mountains
• Beautiful wild valleys 
• Ancient, tranquil villages
• Roman and Gothic churches and chapels
• Large variety of flora and fauna
• Delicious local food (Occitane and Italian cuisine)
• Wonderful mountain trails and breathtaking views
• Friendly locals

• Gubbio and Assisi: 2 ancient towns full of history
• Monasteries, chapels, hermitages and churches of great interest
• Small, quiet, authentic medieval villages
• Wonderful undulating landscapes, well-marked trails
• Friendly people, great cheese, salami, truffles and wines

• Ancient Roman cities like Astorga, Ponferrada and Villafranca de Bierzo
• Immersion in the Maragato territory of El Bierzo
• Fabulous local gastronomy, which changes at every turn
• Feasible stages with little ascent and descent for a relaxing, enjoyable experience
• Accessible rooms with ensuite bathrooms to ensure maximum comfort

• Lecce, the most stunning Baroque city of southern Italy
• Charming and delux accommodation throughout the trip.
• Wonderful landscapes of ancient olive groves, vineyards and jagged coastlines
• Authentic country towns and villages of Gallipoli and Otranto
• Friendly people and great traditional Apulian culinary specialties
• Beautiful sandy beaches and turquoise sea  

• Spectacular Tuscan hills, renowned vineyards and hilltop villages
• The amazing historical fortified military village of Monteriggioni
• Charming UNESCO towns such as San Gimignano and Siena
• Comfortable, family run accommodation and tasty Tuscan cuisine

• Ride across England from the Irish Sea to the North Sea
• Enjoy postcard-perfect hamlets and villages as you cycle from coast to coast
• Stay in charming bed & breakfasts with welcoming hosts
• Discover the Lakes District, the Pennines & beautiful Dales
• Industrial heritage, lead mines and the River Tyne
• A challenging, yet fully satisfying, ride

• 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 

• Easy cycling routes suitable for all members of the family
• Historical Catalan villages in rural settings, quiet roads
• Varied landscapes, from farmland to riverbanks and out to the coast
• Aiguamolls Nature Park, interesting museums and monuments 
• Optional afternoon at the beach on Costa Brava
• Friendly accommodation where children are welcome

• La Senda Pirenaica (GR-11), the most spectacular mountain trail of the Spanish Pyrenees
• Limited fixed starting dates, so always someone to connect with
• Ordesa Mational Park & Valles Occidentales Natural park
• Views of the highest peaks on the French side, like Pic du Midi d'Ossau and Vignemale
• Luggage transfers included during most of the days
• Overnight stays in both mountain huts and comfortable hotels
• Daily briefing and trouble shooting by experienced mountain guides 

• Accommodation at a comfortable hotel in Arenas de Cabrales
• Land Rover excursion in the Picos de Europa National Park, traversing areas with restricted access
• Self-guided walk through the majestic Cares Gorge
• Guided ethnographic and culinary visit, the Cheese and Cider Tour in Asiegu
• Traditional meal served in authentic cider-house style

• The Picos de Europa National Park: natural, rural and authentically unspoilt
• Idyllic meadows, immense glacier valleys, rushing streams, limestone spires
• An impressive array of flora carpeting every square inch
• Friendly locals, tiny villages & one mountain hut

• Ferry across the Gulf of Evia to Oropos and cycle to Amphiarion
• Visit the Ancient site of Eretria
• Stay at a wonderful restored farmhouse with ecological pool
• Medieval Castles of Mytika and Karystos
• Authentic taverns offering homemade food from local produce
• Mountainous Evia with lush rivers and fascinating landscapes

• Ascent to the legendary Naranjo de Bulnes or Picu Urriellu in Picos de Europa
• Overnight stay at a mountain hut
• Incredible views and true mountain atmosphere 
• A foray into the very heart of Picos de Europa

• Bizarre basalt formations and colourful deserts
• Overnight stay at the Parador Cañadas del Teide, beneath Spain's highest peak (3718 m)
• Exuberant and exotic vegetation, such as the Dragon Blood tree
• Picturesque villages with lots of history like Garachico and La Orotava
• La Laguna, Tenerife's old capital, a great example of 17th-century architecture
• Self-drive tour, you get from A and B and we organize the rest

• Truly alpine landscape with hundreds of glacier blue-green lakes in National Park Aiguestortes
• Ascent from lush woods and green meadows in the valley up to the high mountain covered with alpine flowers
• Overnight stay at a mountain hut
• Glacier lakes, snow capped mountains ... a true alpine experience!

• 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 cuisine, including cheeses, mushrooms, speck and outstanding wines

• Visit numerous historic villages, such as Mondoñedo, whith its historic old town
• You will walk through green meadows and forests of native trees in the A Terra Chá region
• Join pilgrims from all over the world in some parts of the journey
• Arrive at the spectacular Obradoiro Square after a rewarding pilgrimage

• Discover the full Via Podiensis by bike
• Possibility of historic visits along this beautiful itinerary
• Taste the culinary delights of the region and the hospitality of your accommodation hosts
• Appreciate the contrasting landscapes and architecture between the regions passed

• Gently rolling Mediterranean countryside, where rivers have carved deep canyons in the sandstone
• 3 comfortable and family-run hotels with gardens and swimming pools
• Tasty regional cuisine accompanied by rich Somontano wines
• Technically easy walks along wide tracks and well-marked footpaths

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

• Family Adventure in Picos de Europa National Park (for kids age 8 and older)
• 20% discount for kids under 12 years old
• 3.5 days of moderate but famous hiking trails through the Cares Gorge, across the Áliva mountain pass or all the way up to the Vega Urriellu
• Combination of guided and self-guided routes, but with daily logistic support
• Detailled route description in our App (but also available in paper version)
• 4x4 excursion between Caín and Espinama
• Cable Car Fuente Dé
• Welcoming rural accommodation (1 night in  private room, 3 nights in dormitories)
• Unforgettable overnight stay at the mountain hut Vega de Urriellu at 2000 m altitude

• Mountain villages at the foot of Picos de Europa
• Asiegu: Exemplary Town of Asturias 2019
• Easy routes on 20 to 40 km tarmac and gravel tracks
• Stay in a charming rural hotel with great food
• Gastronomic Welcome Menu with local products

• Ordesa’s Great Canyon, the most striking gorge in the Spanish Pyrenees
• Valle de Pineta, at the foot of the emblematic Monte Perdido
• A real alpine hiking experience suitable for all ages
• Exuberant beech, oak and maple forests with spectacular autumn colours
• Good mountain hotels where family rooms are available
• Well-marked paths for easy route-finding

• The Picos de Europa National Park with its stunning variety of landscapes: rivers, fields, woods, valleys and peaks
• A multi-day hike which traverses all 3 massifs
• Exploring an authentically rural area of unspoilt natural beauty
• Welcoming accommodation situated in tiny villages
• Delicious regional gastronomy and a vast array of artisan cheeses from the Picos
• Opt for a reduced 8-day trek

• The magnificent Vikos Gorge, known as the Greek Great Canyon
• Arch stone bridges and historic cobbled paths
• Ancient settlements and friendly hospitality
• Spectacular views from cliff tops and high passes
• Stone forest of Monodendri 

• Classed as the first European Quality Trail on an island
• Great walking across the island on historical mule tracks
• Enjoy tranquil beaches and Andros's traditional rural countryside
• Explore tiny Andros town with its impressive mansions
• Support sustainable tourism, a feature of this holiday

• Iconic Santorini perched high in the caldera
• Panoramic views from Mount Zas
• Ancient 2800-year-old Kouros statues
• Unique cobbled paths on traditional routes
• Age-old beauty at the sites of Thira & Akrotiri
• Tour designed when flying to Santorini Airport

• Very suitable for families with children of all ages
• All kinds of child-friendly bike equipment for rent: children's bikes, seats, trailers and even add-on bikes
• A trip with a family focus: adventure, variety and heaps of fun
• See the sea, beaches, dunes and tulip fields

• Routes among rice fields, almond, olive and apricot groves
• The holy city of Caravaca de la Cruz
• Between Andalucia and Valencia, combining the best of both
• Start and end in the beautiful city of Murcia
• Surprisingly green and colourful throughout the year, with some desert like altiplanos
• Perfect cycling destination for autumn, winter and early spring 

• Views from the castle of Chora on Kapsali Bay
• The medieval ghost town Paleochora
• Waterfalls at Milopotamos
• Lighthouse at Moudari
• Lively village square of Potamos

• Discover Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage site
• Cross Ria de Aveiro, with its Natural Reserve and canals
• Visit Aveiro City, Portugal's little Venice
• Cycle through Cape Mondego and its historic lighthouse
• Get charmed with the wild dunes of the Quiaios region
• Finish in Coimbra, the ultimate university city, Portugal's old capital

• Discover a section of the Via Podiensis to Cahors
• Plenty of charismatic villages all along breathtaking landscape
• A travelling museum of Romanesque art with a backdrop of forests and green fields
• Different landscapes by walking through the Aveyron department and the Lot region
• Tasting the culinary delights of the region and the hospitality of your accommodation hosts 

• Walks through high terrain in beautiful mountainous surroundings
• Charming Moorish villages with white-washed houses built along steep, narrow lanes
• Aromatic Mediterranean vegetation against the snowy peaks of Sierra Nevada
• Remains of ancient irrigation channels and Moorish threshing pits
• Trevélez, the cradle of the delicious jamón serrano!

• Sintra, the city of palaces and romanticism
• Visit the most popular summer residence for the families of Portuguese rulers and noblemen
• Extravagant palaces, manor houses and gardens declared UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Easy walks in coastal trail

• Cycle Route of the Year in Europe 2018!
• 390 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

• Cycle along the most navigated rivers and waterways in Europe
• Surrounded by windmills, cows and nature
• Tranquil green dikes, ancient farms, windmills, rivers, lakes and ponds
• Seaside resorts of Scheveningen, Kijkduin and Hoek van Holland
• Schiedam with its windmills and gin distilleries

• Two stunning routes together, the 'Meuse River' and 'Vennbahn Rail Trail'
• Impressive castles, historic cities, imposing forts and quaint villages
• Breath-taking natural beauty all the way
• Quiet cycling along the scenic River Our
• Remote territory in High Fens-Eifel Nature Park

• Complete a Camino de Santiago
• Green coastlines, hidden beaches and endless forests inviting to reflection and relaxation
• Numerous places of historical significance and cultural monuments related to the history of the Camino and modern Spain.
• Maind-blowing gastronomic culture based on seafood and the best produce of local farmers 

• Oviedo, birthplace of all pilgrimages to Santiago
• Avilés, an industrial port with modern Niemeyer Art Centre
• Coastal sections with breathtaking views and tiny fishermen's villages.
• Lush, green inland sections across the planes of Lugo,  A Terra Chá
• Monasteries of Mondoñedo and Sobrado dos Monxes
• Special encounters with other pilgrims that will stay in your memory forever
• Santiago de Compostela, a city forged by legend
• Cycling the Camino del Norte guide

• 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
• Shap Abbey, Richmond Castle, Dove Cottage (Grasmere)
• Vibrant walkers' towns Robin Hood’s Bay with its Jurassic Cliffs
• 15, 17 and 18 Day options available as well as the western and eastern section

• Scenic variety of northern England from modern cityscapes to the red sandstone hues of Carlisle
• Explore the barren blustery heights of Highshields Crags in the Northumberland National Park
• Trace the history of the north as you walk alongside this iconic monument
• Enjoy the hospitality of country B&Bs brimming with personality and local charm

• Scenic rides along the Carrilet Greenway and selected sections of the Pirinexus route
• A mix of coastal scenery, fertile plains and forested volcanic hills
• Start at Sant Feliu de Guíxols, with time to enjoy the Mediterranean atmosphere
• Overnight stays in charming villages like Torroella de Montgrí and Banyoles
• A cultural stop in Figueres to visit the world-famous Dalí Theatre-Museum
• Cycling through the volcanic landscapes of La Garrotxa, including the Santa Margarida crater
• Lakeside relaxation at Banyoles, Catalonia’s largest natural lake
• Visit the lively city of Girona, with its Jewish quarter, cathedral and colorful river houses

• El Camino Francés: the classic Saint James Way
• Carefully selected accommodation which bring ancient history and modern comfort together in the most harmonious way
• Excellent cycling along ancient routes steeped in history
• Beautiful landscapes, local architecture, surviving traditions
• Fabulous gastronomy and regional wines

• Volcanic lakes with colourful and thermal waters
• Lush green aromatic forests 
• Picturesque villages with their own character 
• A seafaring culture linked with the depths of the land 
• Beautiful, but rugged coastlines, that also offers the possibility of whale watching 

• Really easy cycling AND it's Tuscany!
• Grand cultural cities: Florence, Pisa and Lucca
• Nature reserves like the Padule di Fucecchio wetlands
• Wine-tasting visit at a traditional vineyard
• Vinci, the birthplace of Leonardo
• Quaint villages, rows of cypresses, the Serchio River bike path
• Wine, wine and more great Tuscan wine and food

• Rucksack trekking following the Anillo de Picos trail and La Ruta del Cares
• Simple but welcoming mountain huts 
• Awesome sceneries in Spain’s oldest National Park
• Limestone mountain range with exuberant and rare alpine flora
• Dense beech and oak woods

• Pleasant cycling in gorgeous 'España Verde' (Green Spain)
• Lush fields, cool woods, lovely coves: views to both mountains and sea
• Choice of easier or more difficult routes
• Charming, comfortable accommodations in peaceful villages
• Short detours to historical monuments
• Local architecture: village houses, stables, wooden grain barns, stone walls
• Delicious regional cuisine: hearty stews, free-range meats, apple cider and artisan cheese

• By bicycle along (and "across") the IJsselmeer and the North Sea
• Many interesting towns and cities
• Large dune area, forests, seaside resorts, bulb fields
• Museums and cultural treasures, but also terraces and shopping streets
• Discover cities such as Rotterdam, Delft, Utrecht

The landscape is incredibly diverse, and the coast is surrounded by stunning dunes. Beyond the dunes, in spring, the colorful blooming bulb fields will take your breath away. A series of coastal villages and resorts will lead you to the modern city of Rotterdam, home to the largest port in Europe. As you progress on the journey, you will encounter river landscapes, lush meadows, iconic windmills, historic farms, and sturdy dikes that will add the finishing touches to this unforgettable experience.

• Off-the-beaten-track routes with stunning views of the “Costa da Morte”
• Welcoming casas rurales and modern hotels in small fishing villages of Galicia
• Magnificent sandy beaches
• Interesting lighthouses, former beacons for seamen navigating this rugged coastline

• Feeling you are on top of the world 
• Spellbinding views, wild open spaces, mountain lakes, jagged peaks, precious flower meadows
• Cozy, comfortable, family-run accommodations
• Superb culinary specialties, including delicious cheese, carne Salada, polenta, mushrooms, speck and outstanding wines
• Warm, friendly locals
• Gorgeous flora and fauna

• Discover by bike the first section of the Via Podiensis to Cahors
• Spending evenings in symbolic towns such as Saugues, Estaing, Conques, Figeac and Cahors
• Tasting the culinary delights of the region and the hospitality of your accommodation hosts
• Viewing the contrasting landscapes and architecture between the regions passed