Self-Guided Hiking Tours Ireland, Scotland, England, Wales, Portugal & The Camino

Explore the Emerald Isle and its green fields of sheep, from the stunning seascapes of the Dingle Peninsula to the majestic mountains and lakes of the Wicklow Mountains and Kerry Way, not to mention the magic land of Game of Thrones along the dramatic Antrim Glens & Coastline.

Get ready to treat your senses with a hiking immersion into Scotland’s natural beauty and the sweet sound of bagpipes, from the magical Glencoe valley on the West Highland Way, through the atmospheric lochs of the Rob Roy Way and up to the mystic shores of the Loch Ness along the Great Glen Way. We have announced a new hike which begins in Scotland and ends at the Holy Island of Lindisfarne in northern England. Check out the rich history and great variety of landscapes of St Cuthbert’s Way.

Discover England as you have never seen it before: travel back 2.000 years following the mighty Hadrian’s Wall Path, explore the rolling countryside and charming villages of honey-coloured stone of the Cotswold Way and walk along the dramatic Cornwall coastline on the South West Coast Path.

Discover the land of myth and legend and explore the stunning seascapes and charming seaside towns of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, walking past ancient castles, burial chambers and chapels and admiring the beautiful and dramatic Welsh coast through Britain’s only coastal National Park.

Start your inspiring journey along the Camino Frances and follow the most popular ancient route leading to Santiago de Compostela or discover the history of Camino pilgrims paths in Ireland with many medieval routes to significant Christian sites such as St. Kevin’s Way to Glendalough & the Kerry Camino to St. James’s Church, Dingle.

Hike along one of the most stunning coastal trails in the world, the Rota Vicentina (Fishermen’s Trail), and explore the beautiful Alentejo and Northern Algarve regions. Traverse through the Vicentine Coast Natural Park, one of the wildest, least developed and most biodiverse protected territories on the Iberian peninsula, and bear witness to the iconic sight of white storks perched on top of towering sea stacks.