Walking Tours

This mesmerizing 7-day self-guided pilgrimage of the last 100 km of the Camino de Santiago is a life-changing experience waiting to be discovered.

The Lake Como Self-Guided Walking Tour offers an incredible way to explore one of Italy’s most picturesque regions. Situated just a couple of hours from Milan, Lake Como’s shimmering waters and surrounding mountains provide the perfect backdrop for your journey. Over five days, you’ll have the opportunity to choose from a selection of scenic walking routes, visit renowned villas such as Carlotta and Balbaniello, and stroll through charming lakeside villages. This tour is designed with flexibility in mind, allowing you to explore at your own pace, enjoying panoramic views, historical sites, and the peaceful atmosphere of Lake Como.

Enjoy the Camino Frances with your dog on this wonderful, dog-friendly route. Make memories with your four-legged friends as you explore the history, incredible landscapes, lush forests, and the most traditional towns of the last stretch of the Camino Frances.

Whether you are looking for a pilgrimage or just a unique walking tour in Northern Spain, look no further than the 8-Day Self-Guided English Way. Also known as the Camino Ingles, this pilgrimage is a wonderful way to see some of the highlights of Northern Spain.

Andros island is waiting to be discovered on foot! The island has a network of old trails running across the island, leading to secret quays, hidden monasteries, beautiful agricultural land, and a handful of hamlets, each with individual charm. Spend 9 memorable days choosing your routes to explore this gem in the middle of the Aegean Sea.

The Camino Portuguese Coastal route goes from Baiona to Santiago and is an alternative to the Portuguese Way that starts from Porto. The Camino Portuguese Coastal route gives you lovely walking along the Portuguese coast, before moving inland for the push towards Santiago de Compostela.

Step into a traditional alpine culture in the Julian Alps by taking a 3-day/ 2-night trekking tour. Hike through the heart of this stunning part of Slovenia. Hiking through Triglav National Park and staying in mountain huts allows you to experience unique parts of the Julian Alps that are inaccessible by car or day hikes.

Discover the traditions and hidden gems of Lombok on the Lombok Island Nature Tour. Explore this island in-depth, but independently and also accompanied at times by an expert guide. Get to know the real Lombok, as you get off the beaten path to discover the north side of the island. Hike your way through bamboo forests enjoying the symphony of cascading waterfalls. Stay and explore the foothills of Mount Rinjani spotting wildlife in the lush valley.

The Lombadry Wayfarer’s Path Walking Tour follows Il Sentiero del Viandante (the Wayfarer’s Path), tracing an ancient mule track along the eastern coast of Lake Como from Lecco to Colico, offering kilometres upon kilometres of gorgeous walking scenery in one of Italy’s top locales. The path along the eastern shore of the lake has had various names throughout its history and underwent various changes in its layout, and it is now the result of the connection of several paths created over time.

Experience one of Portugal’s most sensational natural landscapes as you walk the Serra da Estrela mountain range, home to Portugal’s highest peaks! The 8-day Serra da Estrela Walking Tour allows you to explore the landscapes of the extraordinary natural park at your own pace, and the adventure-packed itinerary ensures you’ll experience all the highlights and hidden gems!

The historic path from Spoleto to Rieti takes you along the footsteps of St. Francis, the man that 800 years ago decided to embrace poverty, living in close contact with the animals and leading an errant life, trying to bring joy in other people’s lives. The Walking St. Francis Way, Spoleto to Rieti tour leads you through gorgeous Umbria on the same path that he and many pilgrims in the years since have followed.

Experience the splendor of Israel’s land and sea on this 5-day self-guided hiking trip in the Northern District of Israel! Find yourself immersed not only in the natural beauty of the land but also in the rich and diverse culture of the Israeli people.

This tour explores a memorable stage of the historic Via Francigena, a route traveled by pilgrims for centuries on their way to Rome. Beginning in Fidenza, this journey takes you through the Apennines to Pontremoli, offering an immersive experience of nature, history, and spirituality. Along the way, highlights include the ancient Cathedral of San Donnino, with its inspiring bas-reliefs, the ascent to the Cisa Pass with sweeping views of the Lombardy Plain and Lunigiana, and the medieval Groppodalosio bridge. This section of the Via Francigena is a snapshot of the grand pilgrimage route that once connected people and cultures across Europe, capturing the spirit of devotion and adventure that defined medieval travel to the Eternal City.

Embark on the French Riviera: Vence to Menton Tour and experience the stunning beauty of Southern France through a series of scenic hikes. Starting in the artistic town of Vence, this self-guided tour takes you through picturesque villages like Saint-Paul-de-Vence and Menton, offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding mountains. Explore the tranquil paths of the Alpes-Maritimes, with options for leisurely strolls or more challenging hikes, including dramatic cliffs and panoramic vistas stretching from the Alps to the sea.

One of Germany’s most famous hiking routes, the Malerweg Trail reveals the stunning landscapes of the Elbe Sandstone Mountains. With 60km to cover and a great mix of peaks and valleys, the Malerweg from Bad Schandau to Pirna Trek is a delightful 6-day journey through Saxony. Enjoy the sky-high views from the top of Großer Winterberg and the Pfaffenstein Massif, visit the impregnable Königstein Fortress, and end each day soaking in the thermal baths in charming spa towns along the Elbe River. Enjoy the beautiful scenery that inspired Swiss artists and poets to call this route “The Painter’s Path.”