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Vast penguin colonies, dramatic coastlines, and the legend of Ernest Shackleton—these are just a few highlights awaiting experienced travelers on the 21-day "Spirit of Shackleton" expedition cruise. Departing from Ushuaia, this awe-inspiring photography tour sails to South Georgia, the Falkland Islands, and the Antarctic Peninsula, revealing the haunting beauty and history of the world’s most remote wilderness. Along the way, you’ll visit historic explorers’ sites and Shackleton’s final resting place, while encountering seals, penguins, and towering icebergs. The USP? This trip offers an unrivaled blend of wildlife encounters and polar history, making it a dream for those seeking a comprehensive Antarctic adventure.
This tour will open up your appetite and invite you to sensory pleasures. The vines may provide a beautiful setting, but they also produce an excellent wine that can be enjoyed all along this trip.
From Dijon to Beaune the walks provide a wonderful balance of quiet country lanes, vineyard tracks and woodland trails taking in sleepy, unspoilt villages, and majestic vine-clad hills. Sample fine wines in 13th century cellars and enjoy lunch in a selection of medieval towns including world-renowned Nuits-St-Georges. Walk the historic streets of Dijon and Beaune, hunt for truffles, taste local cheese in a rural manufactory, learn about blackcurrant liquor and enjoy a wine tasting at the majestic wine estate Chateau Clos Vougeot.
In this region known for its epicurean finesse, you can really enjoy fine dining. There will be excellent local dishes such as Beef Bourguignon, Oeufs en Meurette, Poulet de Bresse a la Creme, Perche aux Noix and of course exquisite cheeses like the pungent Epoisses de Bourgogne, to pair with the region's incredible Pinot Noir and Chardonnay wines.
This tour will stimulate all your senses.
Most of our walking takes place in the north of Slovenia in the Julian Alps. This range forms part of the Southern Alps which extend into Austria. The spectacular mountains in this area are predominately limestone, and their jagged forms produce stunning vistas wherever you look. The area is softened by beautiful, tranquil lakes in the valley bottoms and amongst the rocky crags. Two of the largest lakes, Lake Bled and Lake Bohinj, feature on our 7-night walking holiday.
The beauty of Lake Bled attracts world-wide visitors. It is a natural mineral spa lake with its medieval castle, island with church and the surrounding Alps as a stunning back drop. Nearby is Lake Bohinj, a lake set amongst the higher mountains of the Julian Alps in the Triglav National Park. The valley floors are full of picturesque villages whose inhabitants still rely on farming and its agricultural products for their income. The Slovenes are deeply proud of their way of life, and undoubtedly you will be tempted by their food which offers a host of national dishes many influenced by the cuisine of neighbouring countries. Slovenia also produces excellent wine.
There is walking in Slovenia to challenge the most demanding of walkers as well as those who require more gentle routes. The limestone peaks give many opportunities for ridge walking with stunning vistas of local peaks and lakes. You can walk to the top of Mount Vogel (1922m) with its commanding views all the way to Italy and Austria. Helpfully, some of these high walks can be assisted by the use of a cable car.
Experience routes through the mountains built by soldiers in the First World War as supply routes for Italian and Austro-Hungarian armies fighting in the area. Explore mountain paths through Alpine meadows. Take mountain routes over rocky paths; discover deep gorges and spectacular waterfalls where for most of the year, you may be the only visitor.
There are also several routes linking beautiful, unspoilt villages either on the valley floor or on the mountain slopes. They often follow fast-flowing mountain rivers which will make their way to the Danube and the Black Sea. There is plenty here to satisfy all grades of walker.
We offer a choice of hotels on this holiday, the standard price is based on the 3 Star Hotel Tripic in Bohinj Bistrica with the possibility of upgrading to the 4 Star Hotel Jezero in Ribcev Laz.
Let Austria’s Lake District captivate you on the "Self-Guided Walking in Austria's Lake District" tour, an 8-day trekking and hiking escape ideal for experienced travelers seeking a moderate, scenic adventure. Starting and ending in Bad Ischl, this private journey winds along well-marked trails offering daily panoramic views of shimmering lakes, forested hills, and picturesque villages.
Dive into regional culture with unique experiences such as riding St Wolfgang’s antique cog railway, summiting Schafberg, and visiting Mozart’s museum in St. Gilgen. Each day promises new discoveries and opportunities for a refreshing swim or tranquil lakeside rest.
A highlight of this trip is the seamless blend of gentle hiking, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural gems—all at your own pace, ensuring a truly memorable walking holiday.
Experience the majesty of Switzerland’s mountains with 'Walking the Bernese Highlights East,' an eight-day trekking tour ideal for experienced hikers. Begin in Engelberg, ascending the Joch Pass and passing the turquoise waters of Trubsee Lake. The route winds above lush valleys, through picturesque villages like Meiringen and Grindelwald, and alongside glaciers that nourish countless mountain streams.
Each day brings a new highlight—Reichenbach Waterfall, the serene Rosenlaui valley, and panoramic views of the Eiger’s famed North Face before finishing in the car-free haven of Mürren. This self-guided tour includes comfortable hotels, authentic Swiss meals, and full logistical support. The tour’s USP lies in its immersive mountain experience, offering both challenging trails and the flexibility to extend your adventure or adjust for comfort as needed—a dream for true mountain lovers.
For those drawn to epic journeys, the Portugal Coastal Way to Santiago walking tour is a 15-day adventure from Porto to the revered Camino de Santiago. Crafted for experienced travelers, this self-guided trip weaves through historic towns, scenic beaches, and rolling mountains, all hugged by the Atlantic breeze.
Each day, you’ll discover friendly locals, centuries-old sites, and landscapes that range from tranquil shores to dramatic river valleys. The route’s unique spirituality and ever-changing vistas make every step a meditative experience, while the hospitality of the Portuguese people adds warmth to your trek.
The USP of this journey is its combination of cultural depth, spiritual enrichment, and natural beauty—creating a walking tour package that lingers in memory long after you reach Santiago.
Porto, Arcade, Pontevedra, Caldas De Reis, Santiago De Compostela, Vila Do Conde, Esposende, Northern Portugal, Vila Praia De Ancora, Caminha, Baiona, Vigo, Camino De Santiago
Ready for one of Europe’s most demanding and rewarding adventures? Trek the GR20 of Corsica is a 15-day strenuous hiking trip built for experienced travelers with a passion for mountain trekking. Over 13 days, you’ll conquer 110 miles (180 km) of rugged terrain—from the Mediterranean coastline to granite peaks soaring over 8,500 feet.
What sets this trek apart is its unique south-to-north direction, putting the toughest stages at the end and offering quieter trails with the sun at your back. Led by an International Mountain Leader, you’ll be supported by a small, encouraging group of like-minded hikers—transforming the challenge into a shared triumph.
The USP of this tour package? It’s widely regarded as one of the world’s most beautiful and challenging mountain treks, offering breathtaking views, camaraderie, and the thrill of true adventure for those ready to push their limits.
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
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Corsica, Conca, Vallone, Haut As
Corsica, Conca, Vallone, Haut Asco, Carrozzu, Ortu Di Piobbu, Calenzana, Bastia, Bavella, Cuscionu Plateau, Cozzano, Col De Verde, Vizzavona, Refuge Petra Piana, Refuge De Manganu
In the heart of the Italian Dolomites, the 'Walking the Dolomites of Alta Badia' tour offers experienced travelers a moderate, self-guided trekking adventure over 8 days. Begin your journey in Dolomites and end in San Cassiano, traversing meadows, alpine huts, and awe-inspiring 360-degree panoramas from the Austrian Alps to the Marmolada range. Stay in charming villages like Armentarola and San Cassiano, and absorb the culinary reputation of Alta Badia. The region’s dramatic peaks, lush pastures, and traditional mountain culture create an unforgettable hiking experience. The true highlight? Panoramic alpine views that span the entire region, delivering a feast for both the eyes and the palate on this exceptional walking tour.
Set out from Montevideo on a 22-day odyssey to the ends of the Earth with the "Falklands, South Georgia & Antarctica" tour package, tailored for those hungry for exploration and wildlife. Sail to the Falkland Islands, witness King penguins and abandoned whaling stations on South Georgia, and cross legendary Drake Passage to Antarctica. Daily Zodiac excursions, insightful lectures, and the chance to visit Shackleton’s grave create a deep connection to the region’s explorers and wildlife. This trip’s USP is its comprehensive scope—combining the best of sub-Antarctic and Antarctic highlights in a single, unforgettable adventure for experienced travelers.
'Every known superstition in the world is gathered into the Carpathians, as if it were the centre of some sort of imaginative whirlpool.' So says the narrator of Dracula, the late 19th century English novel of Victorian superstitions that used this area of Romania to represent something on the edge of civilisation.
A trip to this part of the world is to enter a maelstrom of natural sensation. There is everywhere a bewildering mass of flora and fauna. Profusions of trees and flowers and grasses are barely touched by agricultural exploitation. Be alert, however, for roe deer and chamois and hedgehogs and rodents, plus the sight and sound of the area's 190 bird species. Transylvania is a region full of beauty of every kind, sometimes little towns or castles on the top of steep hills.
This trek rises daily through Carpathian lower reaches, a green land full of forests and woods, with here steep hills crowned with clumps of trees, and there villages newly built in a riot of colour and style. Smile and say Boo Naa (Hello) and you'll meet open-faced strangers who say all the country people show 'hospitality, flexibility, honesty'. The message is that tourists are welcome.