walking-tours

• Day 1 – Arrival in Newcastle

  Arrive Newcastle for overnight

• Day 2 – Wallsend to Heddon-on-the-Wall

  Walk from Wallsend (short metro ride away) to Heddon-on-the-Wall (15 miles/24 kms). Note the Roman Fort of Segedunum, then continue alongside the River Tyne, passing beneath the millenium bridge (linked to the new Baltic Arts Centre on the Gateshead riverbank). Continue west to Heddon on the Wall for overnight.

• Day 3 – Heddon-on-the-Wall to Chollerford

  Walk Heddon on the Wall to Chollerford (15 miles/24 kms). Today the fortifications of the wall become apparent and the countryside through which it passes opens up. Most noticeable initially is the Vallum (the ditch) but as you approach Chollerford, sections of the wall appear. The Roman crossing of the River North Tyne was a short distance south-west of the current crossing, itself a handsome five-arched bridge built in 1775.

• Day 4 – Chollerford to Once Brewed

   Walk Chollerford to Once Brewed (13 miles/20.8 kms). Pass Chesters Museum, and ascend to Tower Tye, following the Roman road. Come to the most spectacular sections of the wall with fine views, rugged countryside and Roman ruins and forts. Housesteads Fort has an interesting museum. The section ends at Steel Rigg Peel Crags, a short walk from the hamlet of Once Brewed.

• Day 5 – Once Brewed to Banks or Walton

  Walk Once Brewed to Banks or Walton (13/16 miles/20.8/25.6 kms) Climb to the top of Winshields Crags and the highest point of the trail, with magnificent views. From Gilsland the path follows a marvellous section of wall to Birdoswald and then continues up the hill to Banks and gently through farmland to Walton.

• Day 6 – Banks or Walton to Carlisle

  Walk Banks or Walton to Carlisle (13/10 miles/20.8/16 kms). A fine section of rural countryside following the banks of the River Eden into Carlisle. Easy walking into the town of Carlisle with its castle and cathedral.

• Day 7 – Carlisle to Bowness-on-Solway

  Walk Carlisle to Bowness-on-Solway (15 miles/24 kms). Follow the River Eden out of Carlisle to pass through Burgh by Sands and then on to Port Carlisle and Bowness-on-Solway. This area, with its marvellous birdlife, is regarded as an area of outstanding natural beauty. Overnight Bowness (also possible to overnight in Carlisle, returning there by bus)

• Day 8 – Departure

  Departure.

Tour-Inklusionen

• Comfortable Stays

  7 nights B&B with private bathrooms

• Hassle-Free Travel

  luggage transportation each walking day

• Easy Navigation

  route notes and maps

• Local Support

  local back-up

Optionale Aktivitäten

• Best of the Cotswolds Walking Tour

  Explore the charm of the English countryside on this gentle walking tour through the Cotswolds. Stroll past honey-coloured cottages, rolling green hills, and quaint villages, with every stop and stay carefully chosen for an authentic local experience. Perfect for beginners, the mostly flat paths offer a relaxed way to enjoy the region’s natural beauty and timeless character.

• St. Ives to Penzance – The Mystery of Cornwall Walk

  Journey along Cornwall’s stunning coast path from St. Ives to Penzance, where art, history, and dramatic scenery meet. Experience the charm of St. Ives, the wild beauty of the coastline, and sights such as Land’s End and the Minack Theatre. Along the way, discover coastal wildlife, rich mining heritage, and the quaint fishing villages of Mousehole and Newlyn — a truly inspiring walking holiday for adventurous travellers.

• The Cumbria Way Walk

  Experience 70 miles of stunning scenery on this rewarding route from Ulverston to Carlisle.The Cumbria Way takes you through some of England’s most captivating landscapes, including the breathtaking Lake District. A true showcase of Cumbria’s natural beauty, this walk offers a perfect balance of tranquillity, challenge, and inspiration.

• The Pembrokeshire Coast Walk

  Discover one of Britain’s most breathtaking coastlines on this unforgettable walking tour. Explore dramatic cliffs, secluded beaches, rich birdlife, and charming fishing villages — including the historic cathedral town of St Davids. With the convenient Coastal Bus, enjoy a flexible itinerary that lets you experience Pembrokeshire’s beauty at your own pace.

• The Speyside Way – Walking the Whisky Way

  Experience the essence of Scotland on this captivating walk through the heart of whisky country. The Speyside Way leads you from coastal paths through forests, farmland, and the scenic Spey Valley — home to the crystal-clear waters that give life to Scotland’s finest malt whiskies. Enjoy varied landscapes, from gentle trails to invigorating mountain climbs, with comfortable stays in welcoming local homes. Along the way, visit renowned distilleries and enjoy a complimentary tour of the world-famous Glenfiddich Distillery — the perfect finish to your Scottish walking adventure.

• The Channel Islands – Jersey, Guernsey & Sark Walk

  Discover the charm of the Channel Islands, where British tradition meets French flair. This unique walking holiday takes you across Jersey, Guernsey, and Sark — each offering its own distinct character and scenery. Explore Jersey’s lively capital, St Helier, and enjoy cliff-top walks, golden beaches, and historic treasures such as Mont Orgueil Castle and La Hougue Bie. In Guernsey, wander through lush gardens, woodlands, and picturesque bays, while Sark offers complete tranquillity — a peaceful, car-free haven of natural beauty. With diverse landscapes, fascinating history, and breathtaking coastal views, this walk captures the very best of island life in one unforgettable journey.