Culinary Trips

Alsace, France is all you could ask for in the perfect walking route. From nature reserves, the renowned Wine Route, or delicious Flammekueche, Alsace has it all.

From the coast to the mountains, from sandy beach to shady Mediterranean forest – the diverse and stunning natural landscapes of Catalonia are paradise for walkers.

Walking through stunning vineyards, Burgundy is a place for those who appreciate the good wines, incredible architecture and history, and beautiful views.

The Amalfi Coast is a spectacular coastline in the south of Italy, perched on the edge of the Mediterranean Sea. It's a wonderful place to explore local authentic foods and the true Italian life.

Burgundy has it all: quaint hidden villages that are nested in gorgeous valleys, breath-taking medieval churches, traditional food fairs, green hilly vineyards, rich food and prestigious wines.

Read an adventurer's blog about discovering the cultural delights of Tuscany - with stunning colours, fascinating history, incredible architecture, and plenty of wine.

Tuscany is steeped in natural beauty, history and culture. Discover peace and calm, strolling through farmland and charming towns with time to relax and enjoy the food and wine.

A walking holiday is a journey everyone should embark upon at least once in their lives. Whether you do it for exercise, for pleasure, or for spirituality - there is something for you.

Explore the wonders of Alentejo and Vicentina Coast Natural Parks in Southwest Portugal. Ocean views, fascinating scenery, and quaint fishing villages are waiting to greet you!

Learn a little more about the UNESCO World Heritage region which has been producing one of the best wines in the world for centuries - Port Wine.

Participate in water sports, climb mountains, and capture the scenery - the Salzkammergut tour is made for adventurers. Explore Lake Schwarzensee and Lake Attersee, and visit gorgeous Hallstatt.

The Amalfi Coast is one of the most beautiful coastlines in Europe. Follow a web of ancient pathways winding along shoreline cliffs through coastal towns and rustic woodlands.

Rota Vicentina is a famous walking route that stretches from Porto Covo right down to Cape St. Vincent in Portugal. Here's Barbara's trip diary so you can see what it is like!

Parks, gardens, nature reserves, the Ballon d’Alsace, and the renowned Wine Route, themagnificently quaint Alsace walking tour is a relaxed holiday that will immerse you in French culture.