Carbon Labels & regenerative actions
With the COP 30 Summit in the news this month, it seems a good time to talk about and launch our carbon labels on trips…
Want to live an an extra 7.5 years?
At a time when good news headlines are rare, here’s some really great news: your positive attitude to life can add an ex…
Spain’s Camino Frances or the UK’s Coast to Coast Path? Here’s how to choose
If you’re dreaming of your next big adventure, Spain’s Camino Frances and England’s Coast to Coast Path might both…
The truth about walking England’s Cotswold Way
Most people think the Cotswold Way is a relatively gentle walking trail. It isn’t, and that’s exactly why we love it. It…
Walking St Olav’s Way – Norway’s pilgrim path to Trondheim
If you think of Europe’s great pilgrimages, the Camino de Santiago likely comes to mind. Yet far to the north there is a…
The Charm of Honesty Boxes on Scotland’s West Highland Way
Walkers on Scotland’s West Highland Way often discover one of the trail’s most delightful surprises: the honesty b…
Should the changing climate affect your travel plans?
The future has arrived; you’re already living in it. At least as far as climate predictions from 25 to 30 years ago are…
Hidden Gems on the Camino de Santiago That Most Pilgrims Miss
Planning to walk the Camino de Santiago and want to get more out of your journey? Beyond the well-worn trail and iconic…
Hiking Japan’s Ancient Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Trail
By Cath Wallis Some journeys are about landscapes, others about history – and sometimes, if you’re lucky, they’re about…
New European Entry System: What you need to know
The European Entry/Exit System (EES) starts on 12 October 2025, replacing traditional passport stamping for non-EU trave…
Why the UK gets walking right
We hear it all the time from walkers: the UK just gets it right. One big reason is the sheer scale of the walking networ…
How busy do you like your trails?
It’s an established pattern in travel that people go where they have heard of, where their family, friends and neighbour…