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A few places remain on selected September and October walking vacations in England and Ireland - an opportunity to experience the countryside at a quieter, more atmospheric time of year, when summer crowds have thinned and the landscape begins to take on its autumn color.
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Our Walk along the upper reaches of the Thames offers a rare chance to experience the England of storybooks and classic films: slow-paced, deeply historic, and irresistibly scenic.
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The locals don’t call Yorkshire “God’s Own County” lightly. It’s a name earned through sheer natural drama - vast moorlands, storybook dales, ancient woodlands, and a coastline that feels carved by myth as much as by sea and wind. Known for having more than its fair share of castles, ruined abbeys, and stately homes, as...
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Fall is the perfect season to explore on foot. And there’s nowhere more perfect to do that than in the Cotswolds. This is the England we imagine - where honey-colored cottages glow in the September sun, peaceful village greens invite a leisurely stroll, and the countryside unfolds before us with the timeless charm of a...
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At England’s most northerly edge lies Northumbria, a realm once ruled by early kings and shaped by centuries of conflict, faith, and frontier life. Here, stunning coastal landscapes merge into Scotland, and these atmospheric borderlands carry the legacy of raids, alliances, and shifting power.
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Quintessential England begins here, in the gentle folds of the Cotswolds. This is a landscape shaped by time rather than trends, where rolling hills, stone villages, and ancient footpaths create a countryside that feels both familiar and deeply rooted.
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There are some places in England that never lose their magic, no matter how many times you return, and Yorkshire is one of them. We never tire of walking here because the landscape reveals something new with every visit. One day it’s the quiet rhythm of feet across open moorland, wide skies stretching in every...
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Step into the heart of England with two exceptional journeys that showcase timeless beauty, history, and charm. Meander along the River Thames from its quiet Cotswold spring to the iconic spires of Oxford. Then lose yourself in the rolling hills of the Cotswolds, where honey-coloured villages, grand gardens, ancient castles, and prehistoric sites paint a...
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From highlands to islands, glaciers to gastronomy, the world is waiting. The only question is: where will you walk in 2026? Looking ahead to 2026, we’re thrilled to share that our 2026 program is now available. With dozens of guided walking holidays across 14 countries, there truly is a walk for everyone.
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As England’s largest county, Yorkshire walking holidays offer a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural depth. Imagine tracing quiet footpaths through the North York Moors, discovering historic churches and hidden villages, then standing atop chalk cliffs with panoramic views over the North Sea. Whether you’re a nature lover, history buff, or literary fan, Yorkshire...
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