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Price includes: 6 nights full board at
Saints Bay Hotel on Guernsey Includes: breakfasts, packed lunches, evening meals; Sark & Herm ferries, any transport to walks, + guided walks. Not included - travel to Guernsey: by Condor ferry, or flight from one of several UK airports.
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For this holiday on Guernsey in the Channel Islands, we
will again be based at comfortable Saints Bay Hotel, which is located just back
from the cliffs of Icart Point. From here we will have immediate access to
Guernsey's spectacular coastal path in each direction - with all that a
'coastal path' implies (stunning sea views, cliffs & coves, and more ups
and downs than some low intermediate walks). We will reach other walks around
the island by minibus or by public bus, and take day trips by ferry to the
smaller islands of Sark and Herm nearby (weather permitting). Guernsey can be
reached by plane from several mainland airports, or by Condor ferry from
Portsmouth, Poole, or Weymouth. The Saints Bay Hotel is a short taxi ride from
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Price includes: 7 nights part board in
small hotels, pension & appartment Not included: evening meals (main courses from £12)
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La Gomera is one of the smallest of the
inhabited Canary islands, 30 minutes south of Tenerife by ferry. Few places in
the world have the natural wealth of this circular volcanic island: misty
northern laurel forests, scorched canyons, grand rock monoliths, palm groves,
and sea cliffs plunging to crystal clear water below. Ancient tracks and trails
thread through this landscape, allowing us to make an anti-clockwise circuit of
the central volcanic massif, Alto de Garajonay. After a first hotel night in
San Sebastian, we'll walk from Agulo to Vallehermosa, staying here at another
comfortable small hotel for 2 nights to allow a stunning sea cliff walk in this
corner of the island. We then ascend to characterful Pension Sonia in Chipude,
high on the central massif and close to the summit. The next day is long but
breathtaking, descending to Playa Santiago on the sunny south coast for 2
nights in apartments by the sea - a wonderful place to take a rest day or catch
a boat trip around the island. From here our last day's walk back to San
Sebastian is striking. We then have a last night in San Sebastian to celebrate
before catching the ferry back to Tenerife for our flights home. Guided by
Marian. (You carry a day pack only - luggage is transported).
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the Ship Inn Includes: breakfasts, packed lunches, any transport needed to walks + guided walks.
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The Suffolk Coast is an Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty, and centred along this coastal stretch is the ancient
settlement of Dunwich - once the seat of kings facing the North Sea. Later it
became a thriving port and ship building harbour with the power to elect 2
members of Parliament. However, over the centuries the sea has made serious
incursions along this stretch, and in the 14th century alone 400 houses, 2
churches, and several windmills 'succumbed to tempests'. Today Dunwich is
reduced to a quiet village on the edge of the sea with a fascinating history, a
small museum, and a ruined priory. Gentle paths fan out from the village
through Minsmere Nature Reserve, to the pretty estuary village of Walberswick,
or inland through fields and woodlands. In Dunwich we will be staying at The
Ship Inn - a former coaching inn which offers (recently upgraded) ensuite twin
and single rooms, and excellent pub fare in the evenings. Darsham station is 5
miles away by taxi. Guided by Madeline - our natural history guide. (Evening
meals are not included - from £15). Back to Whole Year Calendar?
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Price includes: 2 nights part board at
the Horse & Groom Inn Includes: breakfasts, packed lunches + guided walks. (Evening meals not included - from £15)
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The fantastic ancient yews of
Kingley Vale, superb views from the Downs across Chichester harbour to the sea,
Bosham harbour which dates back to Saxon and medieval times, waders and
waterbirds … plenty to explore and enjoy on this South Downs weekend based
in the quiet rural setting of East Ashling, a short taxi ride from Chichester.
Here we'll be staying for 2 nights at the Horse & Groom, a 17th Century pub
whose bedrooms are all located away from bar noise in two beautifully converted
adjacent barns. Furthermore, these ensuite twin and double bedrooms can all be
taken as singles with no extra supplement! (The pub has no separate residents
lounge, so we will eat in the bar. Evening meals are not included - from
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East Trewent Farm B&B
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This holiday covers the first quarter of
the Pembrokeshire coast path from its start at Amroth to Pembroke Castle. While
containing plenty of 'ups' and 'downs' as we walk classic Pembrokeshire
stretches of stunning sea cliffs, this first section is gentler overall as it
also includes the long bays of Tenby, Freshwater East and Angle. As such it
makes a good introduction to the Path although the days are still up to 13
miles in length. For this holiday we will be based at East Trewent Farm which
women really enjoyed last year. Located midpoint along our route, the farm
offers a mix of ensuite and standard twin and single rooms. Each day we will
use the coastal bus or taxi to reach our next starting point. The nearest
station is at Lamphey and a lift will be possible from Lamphey station to the
farm if arranged in advance. Guided by Jo J. Back to Whole Year Calendar?
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May is a beautiful time of year to enjoy the Lake
District. There'll be bluebells emerging in the woods, bright new leaves on the
trees, and lambs in the fields. We might start with the scenic lakeshore path
beside Grasmere and Rydal Water, stopping at Rydal Hall for tea, then returning
beneath the trees along the old Coffin Trail. Another lovely walk is the one
past Sour Milk Gill waterfall to Easedale Tarn, or there are woodland paths
where we might hear woodpeckers, pretty Loughrigg Tarn to visit, or the wild
valley of Far Easedale to explore. For these 3 nights we'll stay at comfortable
Glenthorne Guest House in Grasmere - offering very good food, ensuite twin
rooms and standard singles without a supplement (Ensuite single supplement
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Price includes: 1 night part board at Dol
Peris B&B, & 2 nights full board at Snowdon Ranger
hostel Includes: breakfasts, packed lunches, 2 evening meals, all luggage transport between hostels, + guided walks.
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The first night of this exciting
Intermediate May Day trek in Snowdonia will start from a new accommodation -
the Dol Peris Hotel in Llanberis which is easy to reach by train then local bus
from Bangor. That first evening we'll eat out together in Llanberis (not
included - from £12), then the next morning we'll set off for 2 nights at
the Snowdon Ranger youth hostel beside beautiful Llyn Cwellyn (Llyn means
lake), walking there over the saddle between Foel Goch and Moel Cynghorion, and
maybe detouring over Moel Cynghorion for great views of Snowdon. On our second
full day we can do a circular walk onto Mynydd Mawr which will tempt us from
across the lake. From here we will see Snowdon again, and the striking Nantlle
ridge closer by. From the top we'll take the path over Craig y Bera, so we can
descend for refreshment at the Cwellyn Arms before walking back to the hostel.
On the last day we'll return to Llanberis starting on the bridle path, and this
time heading east from the saddle to walk over Foel Goch and onto Moel Eilio,
with wonderful views back to Llyn Cwellyn on one side, and forward to Llyn
Dwythwch and the Llanberis lakes on the other. It's all too good to miss, so
don't book your train home before 4pm! Guided by Anita. Back to Whole Year Calendar?
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Price includes: 7 nights full board at
Hotel Ardachy Includes: breakfasts, packed lunches, evening meals, all transport to walks, ferry to Iona + guided walks. Not included: Staffa Island boat trip not included as it depends on weather conditions: £15. Bus from the ferry at Craignure to Bunassen £6 (collected from bus stop by Maggie & Cathy from the hotel).
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Mull is one of the largest of the Hebridean
islands off the west coast of Scotland. It has a long and strikingly beautiful
coastline of high cliffs and bays, with caves and rock arches, and views out to
the many smaller islands that surround it. Most notable of these is the 'Holy
Isle' of Iona where we will walk on one day. Another rewarding visit might be
to cathedral-like Fingle's Cave on the island of Staffa, whose geometrical
basalt pillars have even inspired a Mendelssohn overture! On other days we will
take beautiful walks along Mull's coastline, stopping at sandy bays, or walking
to other famous caves and rock features. Inland, our eyes will often be drawn
to the island's only munro, Ben Mor, and from a walk over its lower shoulder
there will be striking views back to the coast. We will be staying at women-run
Ardachy House Hotel on the south coast, overlooking the deserted sands of
Ardalanish Bay and the islands of Jura, Colonsay, and Islay. Iona is only 7
miles away; seals, otters and the elusive Corncrake are regular visitors to the
area, and there is a standing stone and Iron Age fort close by. The hotel
offers comfortable ensuite twin, double, and single bedrooms, and some of the
bedrooms and the residents' lounge have a lovely view towards the sea. Mull is
reached by train from Glasgow to Oban, then a magical ferry to Craignure on
Mull, & local bus from the ferry to Bunassen where Maggie & Cathy will
collect you. Guided by Fran. Back to Whole Year Calendar?
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Maria and Christina's Oasis Rooms are comfortable and ensuite, with a balcony overlooking the sea, and a kitchen area for breakfast. It is much simpler here to each buy our own food for breakfast & packed lunches - much of which we can do at a good supermarket on our way from the airport. We can then ask Maria to order us fresh bread daily for breakfast, and we can buy butter, honey, yoghurt, cheese, tomatoes and anything else we need at the little shop in Rothakino. In the evenings we'll eat out at the tavernas by the sea (from £8). (Ensuite single suppl. £10 a night) See photos & feedback from a previous year's holiday
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Price includes: 7 nights at Oasis Rooms,
Rothakino Includes: flight from Gatwick or
Manchester (Manchester (Manchester flight supplement £20), all transport
on Crete including to Samaria, Samaria fee, Imbros fee, 1 extra night at Agia
Roumeli in Hotel Calypso + guided walks (i.e. everything except evening meals
& food for breakfast & packed lunches - bring approx £170 in
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This weekend in the Lake District with Jo M
& Gaynor offers a choice of Gentle and Low Intermediate walks, and you can
choose which walk you feel like each day. Gentle walks might include the
beautiful 5-mile circuit of Grasmere and Rydal Water, or perhaps the walk past
Sour Milk Gill waterfall to Easedale Tarn… For longer Low Intermediate
rambles we could include the wonderful circuit of Loughrigg Fell that returns
past pretty Loughrigg Tarn, or extend the Easedale Tarn walk to include the
wild valley of Far Easedale… The weekend is based at Glenthorne Guest
House in Grasmere - always a favourite for its friendliness, comfortable rooms,
lovely garden, and excellent food! Grasmere is easy to reach by local bus from
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The Suffolk Coast is an Area
of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Centred along this coastal stretch is the
ancient settlement of Dunwich - once the seat of kings facing the North Sea.
Later it became a thriving port and ship building harbour with the power to
elect 2 members of Parliament. However, over the centuries the sea has made
serious incursions along this Suffolk coast, and in the 14th century alone 400
houses, 2 churches, and several windmills 'succumbed to tempests'. Today
Dunwich is reduced to a quiet village on the edge of the sea with a fascinating
history, a small museum, and a ruined priory. Gentle paths fan out from the
village through Minsmere Nature Reserve, to the pretty estuary village of
Walberswick, or inland through fields and woodlands. The holiday is based at
The Ship Inn in Dunwich - a former coaching inn which offers (recently
upgraded) ensuite twin and single rooms, and excellent pub fare in the
evenings. Darsham station is 5 miles away by taxi. Guided by Madeline, our
natural history guide. (Evening meals are not included - from
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Hotels, Inns, & B&Bs Includes: breakfasts, packed lunches, all luggage transport, return journey to Drymen or Glasgow Central station + guided walks. (Inexpensive lift from Glasgow Central station to Drymen available). Not included: evening meals (from approx £15)
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The West Highland Way is one of the most
breathtaking long distance paths, following ancient trails steeped in history
through some of the most spectacular scenery in Britain - from the Scottish
lowlands near Glasgow to Fort William near the foot of Ben Nevis in the
Highlands. There'll be bluebells on the shores of Loch Lomond, dramatic
waterfalls in Glen Falloch, the bleak expanses of Rannoch Moor, and the
dramatic Highland scenery of Glencoe and Lairigmor. We start from Drymen,
missing out the first road walking section from Glasgow. From Drymen it is 83
glorious miles to Fort William, averaging 12 miles and 340m of ascent a day
over 7 walking days. On the way we stay mostly in ensuite twin rooms in
B&Bs, old coaching inns, and small hotels. (No nights in hostels this
year). Guided by Sue M. (Luggage is transported by taxi). Back to Whole Year Calendar?
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Maria and Christina's Oasis Rooms are comfortable and ensuite, with a balcony overlooking the sea, and a kitchen area for breakfast. It is much simpler here to each buy our own food for breakfast & packed lunches - much of which we can do at a good supermarket on our way from the airport. We can then ask Maria to order us fresh bread daily for breakfast, and we can buy butter, honey, yoghurt, cheese, tomatoes and anything else we need at the little shop in Rothakino. In the evenings we'll eat out at the tavernas by the sea (from £8). (Ensuite single suppl. £10 a night) See photos & feedback from a previous year's holiday
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Price includes: 7 nights at Oasis Rooms,
Rothakino Includes: flight from Gatwick or
Manchester (Manchester (Manchester flight supplement £20), all transport
on Crete including to Samaria, Samaria fee, Imbros fee, 1 extra night at Agia
Roumeli in Hotel Calypso + guided walks (i.e. everything except evening meals
& food for breakfast & packed lunches - bring approx £170 in
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This holiday is designed to
be suitable for all women - accessible for wheelchair users and anyone who has
difficulty with (or doesn't like) stiles, rough paths or gradients. The walks
will be shorter than normal WW gentle walks (3-4 miles rather than 5 miles),
and will be easy paced. With minibus transport from our base at comfortable
Losehill Hall near Castleton, we will have a good choice of stile-less routes
by the reservoirs, along the old railway lines and possibly even around the
Chatsworth House grounds and gardens. Losehill Hall is a lovely old Victorian
mansion set in its own extensive grounds. It is the National Peak Park Study
Centre, run on eco-centre lines - everything here is recycled, ensuite showers
instead of baths, communal tea/coffee facilities. The Hall has level access to
the bar, a comfortable lounge, and the food served in the dining room is truly
excellent. All the bedrooms we have reserved are ensuite singles without a
supplement and some are fully accessible. Guided by Brenda.Back to Whole Year Calendar?
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Here's a weekend break with a
choice of Intermediate and Slow High walks each day so that you can stretch or
take it easy without worrying about the pace. For Intermediate walks we have
many Grasmere fells to choose from - wild Blea Rigg, the Helm Crag ridge, or
Heron Pike with its fabulous views over Grasmere and Rydal Water. For Slow High
walks we'll surely reach the summit of Fairfield with striking views towards
Helvellyn and the Patterdale fells. On the Sunday we could walk to High Raise,
or tackle the fabulous Langdale Pikes from nearby Great Langdale. This weekend
is based at popular Glenthorne Guest House in Grasmere where the food is
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Price includes: 6 nights full board in
Kinloch Castle hostel & bothy Includes: breakfasts, packed lunches, evening meals, bothy + guided walks. (Bring sleeping bag, sleeping mat, lightweight camping knife, fork, spoon, large bowl or plate & cup). Not included: Ferry to Rum (£8 approx each way)
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Rum is a diamond shaped jewel
of a place - an island of the Inner Hebrides of spectacular wildness and
beauty. Its glaciated 'cullins' (high rocks) Askival, Hellival, Trollaval, and
Orval, started life near the equator, and are the shattered remnants of a once
huge volcano. Apart from its incredible scenery, Rum has been a nature reserve
for over 40 years. We may be lucky and see otters fishing along the shores of
Loch Scresort, or red deer and wild goats in the heather as we walk. Golden
eagles often soar above the Cullins, while Shearwaters nest on their slopes and
skim the sea in significant numbers. There are many fabulous high walks to
choose from here, often off-path through the heather - along high cliffs
overlooking the sea, onto peaks with stunning views, or looking north to the
Skye Cullins from beautiful Kilmory Sands. To access the best parts of this
island, we will stay for 2 nights in a bothy,
walking there low level with 3 days' food and gear,
living in very simple bothy conditions with water from a nearby stream and
sleeping mats on the floor - a real Scottish walking experience! The rest of
the time our base will be the hostel in extraordinary Kinloch Castle near Loch
Scresort. Trains run from Glasgow to Malaig, and from Malaig you catch the
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This year we are moving our
Wye Valley holiday to the Royal George Hotel near Tintern Abbey where quality
ensuite double rooms are available as singles. This lovely area is steeped in
history, and rich in wildlife, archaeology, and industrial remains. Here the
River Wye forms the boundary between England and Wales, and King Offa built his
famous dyke near the English bank. In places ancient woodland clings to the
steep sides of dramatic limestone gorge, while elsewhere the river is boarded
by tranquil meadows. Our first walk will take us across the river and up to
Brockweir Bridge before returning along the opposite bank. There is a local
vineyard to visit, and we can stop for tea and home-made cakes at the old
station. On other days we'll take the bus and walk to the spectacular Eagle's
Nest viewpoint or explore historic tracks towards Angidy. After walking we can
explore Tintern village with its abbey, old pubs, tourist shops and craft
galleries. Tintern is easy to reach by road or rail - close to the M4 & M5,
or a 6-mile taxi or bus ride from Chepstow station. (Ensuite single supplement
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Price includes: 4 nights full board at
High Trenhouse Centre Includes: breakfasts, packed lunches, evening meals, any transport to walks, + a choice of guided walks.
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Here's a chance to get away from it all
with Helen & Marian, staying at High Trenhouse near tranquil Malham Tarn.
High Trenhouse is a beautifully converted farm on the edge of the moors above
Malham Cove and Gordale in the Yorkshire Dales. The Pennine Way passes close by
on its way over Fountains Fell to Pen-y-ghent, and across the moors are paths
to fascinating Malham Cove and the lively small town of Settle with its
tearooms and small shops. High Trenhouse offers many single rooms - a boon for
WW groups - and most have ensuite facilities. There are comfortable spaces for
relaxing or making our own fun including a small honesty bar. The food is
delicious, and there's even a sauna and Jacuzzi - so bring your swimsuit! A
choice of Gentle and Intermediate walks each day will allow you to move between
the grades to take it easy or stretch according to need. (We will arrange an
inexpensive shared lift from nearby Settle station at 4pm). Back to Whole Year Calendar?
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We will be able to get off
the beaten track this bank holiday exploring some of the lesser known
Intermediate walks around Grasmere. Wild Blea Rigg is always wonderfully
deserted despite its stunning views of the Langdale Pikes from the top.
Grasmere Common is another little known ridge walk - overlooking Easedale Tarn,
with wild Far Easedale for our descent. We can also take one of the quieter
routes up the Langdale Pikes, or explore some of the smaller paths on Loughrigg
Fell - whatever we feel like and have time for. Glenthorne Guest House in
Grasmere offers comfortable rooms and plenty of singles, a lovely garden for
after walking, and excellent food - including free tea and cakes...! Guided by
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This holiday with Anita & Jane offers
an exciting choice of Slow High and High Level mountain walks off the beaten
track in the Snowdonia National Park. Slow High walks have the ascent and
length of High Level walks, but are taken at a more intermediate pace. You can
choose which grade suits you best - and change walks if need be. For this
holiday we will be based in the lovely Nantlle Valley at friendly Trigonos
Centre - perfect for WW groups with attractive twin rooms and plenty of
singles. The glorious Nantlle ridge - one of the best ridge walks in Wales -
will be right on our doorstep. Moel Hebog near Beddgelert is another likely
cho
ice - steep but rewarding with breathtaking views of Snowdon. We can
also tackle the lesser used Snowdon Ranger path up the back of Snowdon,
returning over Moel Cynghorion with Llyn Cwellyn lying below. This would leave
nearby Mynydd Mawr as an obvious choice for the last day. Trigonos Centre is
set in its own grounds near Nantlle lake, and is accessible by 4pm bus from
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Price includes: 6 nights full board at
Saints Bay Hotel on Guernsey Includes: breakfasts, packed lunches, evening meals; Sark & Herm ferries, any transport to walks, + guided walks. Not included: Condor ferry, or flight from one of several UK airports to Guernsey.
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Here is the second of 2
opportunities this spring to enjoy the abundant wild flowers and stunning views
of Guernsey's coastal paths. This year we will be based again at comfortable
Saints Bay Hotel, which is located just back from the cliffs of Icart Point.
From here we will have immediate access to Guernsey's spectacular coastal path
in each direction - with all that a 'coastal path' implies (stunning sea views,
cliffs & coves, and more ups and downs than some low intermediate walks).
We will reach other walks around the island by minibus or by public bus, and
take day trips by ferry to the smaller islands of Sark and Herm nearby (weather
permitting). Guernsey can be reached by plane from several mainland airports,
or by Condor ferry from Portsmouth, Poole, or Weymouth. The Saints Bay Hotel is
a short taxi ride from both the airport and the port. Guided by Sue
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Rosie Jeffries or Sarah Burt. The Lake District Map is