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  • The San Salvador Way

    Tackle one of the most spectacular Caminos as you head into the mountains between Leon and Oviedo. Few people make the journey, but those that do will never regret it. You’ll feel like a pioneer pilgrim as you stride through the Cantabrians with stunning views wherever you look on the San Salvador Way.

  • Portugal Coastal Camino as a Family

    Beginning in Baiona, Spain, this eight-day pilgrimage is the perfect taste of the Portuguese Way, also known as the ‘Friendly Way’. With plenty of beautiful swimming beaches and fascinating historical sights and cultural interactions, it’s a great way to get the family outdoors on a holiday together. And it’s very likely, the kids may just…

  • The French Way as a Family – The final 100kms

    Get your family together for the final section of the Camino Frances, or French Way, from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela. This eight-day journey, which is just over 100 kilometres in length, is a wonderful opportunity to be together as a family and introduce your kids to the best classroom in the world – the…

  • The Cotswold Way

    Taking in the stunning natural beauty of the Cotswolds, this 164-kilometre walk provides the perfect opportunity to soak up the village charms, mouth-watering food and storied history of what feels very much like ‘ye olde Britain’.

  • The Kerry Camino

    The Kerry Camino – Ireland’s answer to the Camino de Santiago – follows a phenomenally beautiful route from the town of Tralee to Dingle, on the Dingle Peninsula. It’s an opportunity to immerse yourself in the much-lauded beauty, culture and history of Ireland – an experience you’ll never forget.

  • The Dingle Way

    Immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of the wild Atlantic as you walk the Dingle Way through some of Ireland’s most breathtaking landscapes.

  • Camino Primitivo

    Beginning in Oviedo and ending in Santiago de Compostela, the Camino Primitivo is 330 kilometres of unadulterated scenery, from the rugged mountains of Asturias to the green Galician countryside.

  • Camino Primitivo – The final 100kms

    Tackle the final 100 kilometres of the Camino Primitivo from Lugo to Santiago de Compostela. The forest paths and quiet roads of Galicia are tranquil, gentle and full of hidden surprises.

  • Shikoku Temple Trail Pilgrimage

    Spend two weeks following in the footsteps of Japan’s Kobo Daishi, the monk who brought Buddhism to Japan. Taking in sections of the famous Shikoku Temple Trail Pilgrimage, this walk combines Japan’s breathtaking natural scenery, traditional hospitality and unforgettable food into one transformative experience.

  • Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Trail

    Immerse yourself in the beauty of Japan’s natural landscapes and soak in the sounds and sights of the forest as you walk the ancient Kumano Kodo pilgrimage, spending time in peaceful Kyoto and Osaka’s buzzing streets to bookend the experience.