Self-Guided Holidays in the UK

Self-Guided Holidays in the UK

On our self-guided walking holidays, you set the pace. It’s up to you where you choose to linger for longer, whether it be a historical site, cosy tearooms serving clotted cream scones or a panoramic mountain viewpoint. However, if you feel like plodding on to the next point of interest listed on your detailed trip notes, the choice is yours. Luckily, the British Isles was made to be explored your own way, thanks to its seemingly endless pastel-coloured harbours, quaint rural towns and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

On our Contrasts of Norfolk Cycling, you’ll ride towards grand country estates, historical manor houses and traditional flint villages near the coast, where you can take boat trips to spot the resident seals. While on our Highlights of the Gower Peninsula Walk, you get to explore the UK’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at your own pace, starting from the golden sands of Mumbles and ending in Llanrhidian village. Should you wish to explore further north, our self-guided Loch Ness and the Caledonian Canal Walk allows you to discover the region’s rolling heather-clad moors, medieval fortresses and tumbling waterfall trails. In Northern Ireland, you can now visit the breathtaking Antrim Coast, where your self-guided route takes you to the fabled Giant’s Causeway and the ruins of Dunseverick Castle, with an opportunity to stop for a tour of the famous Bushmills Whiskey Distillery.