Why we’re growing our business as a B Corp
Recently we asked our staff what our B-Corp commitment means to them and whether we should continue with it as we enter…
Is the Camino del Norte right for you?
The Camino del Norte (817 km), also called the Northern Way, winds through four distinct regions of Spain: the Basque Co…
Boots, Butterflies and biodiversity: Walking the Cotswold Way & South Downs Way
When it comes to walking in the UK, the most rewarding experiences are often found just off the beaten track, on routes…
What to pack for your UK hike
Packing for a hike in the UK requires a mix of preparation and adaptability. The country’s famously unpredictable weathe…
What to expect: the terrain and challenges of Spain’s Camino de Santiago
The Camino de Santiago is one of the most famous pilgrimage routes in the world. It’s made up of several distinct…
Entering the UK from January 2025: Information about the ETA Permit
There has been a recent change to the entry requirements for the UK. From 8 January 2025 there will be a new Electronic…
Guide to the Nakasendo Trail: walking the historic samurai way through ancient Japan
The Nakasendo Way offers a one-of-a-kind journey through Japan’s rich history and breathtaking natural landscapes. Once…
Walking Le Puy Camino: From Cahors to Moissac
After a week walking the Tuscan section of Italy’s Via Francigena in 2022, Robyn and Chris from Broome in Western Austra…
Discover Italy’s Culinary Treasures on the Via Francigena
Undoubtedly a standout highlight for visitors to Italy is its fabulous food. The country is celebrated worldwide for its…
Your Guide to the Best Eats in San Sebastián!
Did you know that the Camino del Norte is not only a breathtaking coastal trek but also an unofficial journey through fo…
Exploring France’s beautiful Loire Valley by e-bike
We are cycling in the Loire Valley in central France following a meandering path from west to east alongside the course…
Walking Hadrian’s Wall Path – More than a march through history
When you think about Hadrian’s Wall you might imagine days long gone when Roman soldiers stood guard over the northernmo…