Guided Walking Holidays
Our walking and hiking holidays are designed for people who are fit and used to walking all day. We will walk up to 11 miles (17 km) per day with an average 1000ft/300m of ascent. On one day it might be as much as 3000ft/900m but there are also easier days. Our routes sometimes traverse pathless glens, climb mountains or thread remote passes and there may be some scrambling. On most days as much of our time is spent off path as on it. Scotland can be very wild and tough going: 10 miles here is often much harder than 10 miles elsewhere. All that said, we don’t want to break any speed records, especially not when going uphill and you’ll have all the rewards of walking in one of the most beautiful and fascinating parts of the Highlands and Islands.
The Best of Argyll
A selection of excellent walks across Argyll, based in Oban. This hiking holiday is designed to give a taste of the best walking on both mainland and island Argyll.....read moreKintyre, Gigha & Isle of Arran
A two-base walking holiday starting on the Kintyre peninsula and finishing on the Isle of Arran with walks on the Isle of Gigha and Holy Island.....read moreDiscovering South-Argyll
A mix of hikes and gentler walks on the Cowal peninsula, the Isle of Bute, in Inveraray and along Loch Lomond, one of the most accessible and beautiful yet least known corners of the Highlands of Scotland.....read moreExploring Mull
Walking the coasts, hills and beaches on the isles of Mull, Ulva, Staffa and Iona. Enjoying history, geology and an abundance of wildlife along the way.....read moreShetland Islands
Walking on Shetland, the most northerly archipelago of Britain, boasting abundant wildlife, a spectacular coastline and dozens of major archaeological sites. Voted by Lonely Planet as one of the places to visit.....read moreThe Small Isles
Walking on The Small Isles, on Muck in the South, on Eigg with its tooth-like Sgurr, and on Rum, mountainous and mysterious in the clouds. ....read more
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