A fantastic week in Tuscany, the family who ran the Agriturismo were delightful and could not be more friendly, considerate and helpful. The accommodation is fairly basic,but clean and comfortable (as expected). We were worried prior to the trip about the weather, but it turned out to be sunny most of the week! The itinery was just amazing, varied and with some quite incredible walks; especially the last day hiking up Monte Sumbra – unforgetable! The walking group was a great cross section of people, and many laughs were had over the week…..all I can say is it is a ‘must do’ trip!

Walking Tours in Europe
Best Walking Tours in Europe
Our Top 5 Walking destinations in Europe:
1. Italy: Sip, eat, and stroll through Italy; walk through Chianti’s lush vineyards, explore medieval villages, take secluded mountain hikes, and walk the iconic “Path of the Gods”. Our Italy walking tours don’t disappoint!
2. Portugal: Explore the magnificent heritage of Lisbon and Sintra and elegant Coimbra. Visit Porto, and the UNESCO Douro Valley wine region, trek to volcanoes in Madeira and hot springs in the Azores, Portugal is a trekking paradise.
3. Greece: Discover sun-kissed Mediterranean bliss while walking through Greece; whitewashed villages, refreshing wines, and dazzling beaches. Walk through the stunning villages of Paros, Santorini, and Naxos, a walking trip to Greece offers endless enriching opportunities.
4. Spain: Meander cobbled streets and fall under Spain’s spell; in humming markets, plentiful orchards, and ripe vineyards. Trek the exciting Pyrenees and Sierra Nevada Mountain ranges and traverse the Camino de Santiago route to find breathtaking views!
5. Croatia: Explore the historic UNESCO city of Dubrovnik on foot, before trekking the mountains of its stunning national parks. Wander through medieval towns sampling local wines and trying the region’s delicious food. Walking in Croatia is a must!
Lee Brooks Walking in Tuscany
Judith Mellor Chianti Walking & WineWalks well paced and enjoyable. Guide ensured excellent teamwork. However, due to unseasonal heavy rains the accommodation was unsatisfactory. Despite several requests the owner of the farmhouse refused to turn on any heating. This not only made our nights uncomfortably cold, but gave no opportunity for our wet clothing, bath towels, etc., to dry. In addition we were unable to sit outside and there was no communal area inside to gather. The swimming pool was not ready for our use. I contacted Candice who though sympathetic, was unable to resolve the situation.
Perry Como Chianti Walking & WineWe hiked with a fabulous, congenial and like-minded group. We all got on so well. Our comradery made the trip fun and stimulating. The Villa Casalta is an odd place. Exodus needs to do a site visit or just scrap this villa and look elsewhere.
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