Adventure Tours UK

Explore the scenic coast of South West England. Take days at your own pace, choosing from our top highlights; treat yourself to foodie experiences or pack your itinerary with adrenaline-fuelled activities in truly beautiful places. The South West 660 is a 660-mile road trip route that takes you along a selection of south England’s most scenic roads. Hug the coast of Dorset, whilst treating yourself to foodie delights or opting for action-packed activities. On this 5-day journey, you will drive from Poole to Exeter, passing through idyllic seaside villages, Blue Flag beaches and the UK’s only Natural World Heritage Site. - 5 days, zero-hassle and all this included: - 4 nights B&B ...Read more >

“Ye'll tak' the high road, and I'll tak' the low road” goes the song, but those in the know take the railroad. Seeing Scotland by train is a delight, and all the more so on this vacation as we can arrange a wealth of excursions along the route for you to enjoy. Whether you’d like a guided hike up Ben Nevis, a surfing lesson or an e-bike tour, or something more sedate like a boat cruise or a ride across the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct aboard a classic steam train, we can put together just the experience you want. This rail vacation is convenient, relaxed and oh so scenic. We take care of all the ticketing arrangements, and also ensure that your accommodation is within easy reach of each train ...Read more >

Follow the South Wales coast from Swansea to St David’s, Britain's smallest city. Take in the wondrous sights of the Gower Peninsula AONB, pedal along Rhossili coast and cross the wetland conservation areas of Llanelli as you make your way into the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.Read more >

The Great Glen Way is a renowned trail in Scotland, spanning nearly 120km from west to east. It offers an opportunity to explore the stunning Scottish Highland landscape, featuring beautiful lochs, forest trails, and picturesque hills blanketed with heather. The journey encompasses a 7-day hike, starting at Fort William and passing by notable landmarks such as Loch Lochy, Loch Oich, and the forests near Loch Ness. Along the route, hikers can relish in the scenic Caledonian Canal towpaths, which connect these major lochs. Additionally, there is an option to take the High Path through Drumnadrochit, presenting breath-taking vistas of the surrounding region.Read more >

Embark on a coastal adventure along South West England's iconic South West 660 route. From sleepy fishing villages to bohemian harbour towns, this is a place that combines coastal chic with adventure and artisan food. Explore the popular coastal regions of Devon and Cornwall and take a stroll through Bath Spa's Roman baths. Adventure seekers and foodies alike will enjoy exploring this stunning corner of the United Kingdom with its picturesque sandy coves and tiny fishing villages. 10 days, zero-hassle and all this included: - 9 nights accommodation in 3 or 4-star guesthouses & hotels - breakfast daily - standard class train travel to each destination - recommendations for all the best ...Read more >

The West Highland Way is a long distance national trail that runs from Milngavie, a suburb of Glasgow, to Fort William in the highlands, over a distance of 154km. On this self guided walking vacation you can complete the whole of the trail in nine days, walking south to north and staying in good quality locally run hotels and guesthouses along the way. Highlights on the route include walking along the eastern shores of Loch Lomond, the UK’s largest stretch of inland water, and the journey between Kingshouse and Kinlochleven, past Glen Coe and up the ‘Devil’s Staircase’ to the highest elevation on the route (550m). Every day has plenty of spectacular scenery, plus the possibility of spotting ...Read more >

Leave conventional travel behind as you cross from border to beach on this epic 5 day running vacation. Explore the rugged landscapes of mid Wales as you take on the 100km challenge. Setting off from the English border you will be immersed in the wilds of mid Wales. Pass by the ruins of the Cistercian Abbey, Devil’s Bridge and through the Elan Valley to emerge in the coastal town of Aberystwyth, with its 13th century castle and Pen Dinas, an extensive iron age hill fort. This running vacation is no walk in the park, with 3 full days of running technical trails totalling 100km – this will be a true accomplishment. Tackle routes you may have never attempted before under the guidance of a ...Read more >

One thing Scotland is notorious for is the changeability of its weather. But dramatic skies will only add to the atmosphere of this thrill-packed vacation. Spend two weeks exploring islands including Skye, Harris and Lewis, as well as parts of the mainland, with a host of exciting activities included. If you love adventure, and you love the freedom that only a self drive vacation can give you, then you’ll love this Outer Hebrides self drive vacation. Your itinerary for this fortnight of fun is tailor made, but have a read of the below and we don’t think you’ll find a great deal you want to change. Travel from Fort William to Arisaig Bay, then take the ferries across to Skye, Harris and Lewis, ...Read more >

The south section of the Offa’s Dyke path runs 90km from Sedbury Cliffs to Hay-On-Wye. Named after King Offa, the dyke was ordered to be constructed in the 8th century to divide his kingdom of Mercia from rival kingdoms in what is now Wales. Take in beautiful views of the Black Mountains in the Brecon Beacons National Park, as well as charming villages, including Hay-on-Wye with its world famous bookshops. This section of Offa’s Dyke Path crosses a variety of terrain, including quiet semi-ancient woodland and rolling hills, with plenty of fascinating folklore to discover, such as the mysterious limestone pillar of the Devil’s Pulpit. 6 nights, zero-hassle and all this included: - 5 days ...Read more >

Discover the Welsh feeling of cwtch when you escape to your bolthole from the city. Deep in the Ceiriog Valley you'll discover a sense of mindfulness on a guided walk through the wild landscape. This 2-night break is perfect if you’re looking to unplug from the rush of everyday life. Escape to a quieter, slower pace of life and spend time indulging your own well-being. Your mindfulness and walking guide will lead you through the beautifully wild Ceiriog Valley, using each of your senses to explore the surrounding countryside and immerse yourself into the season. 3 days of rural escape with zero-hassle and all this included: - 1 day of guided hill walking in North East Wales - 2 nights ...Read more >

Join Welsh Orienteering Champion Tim Higginbottom on a weekend trail running camp in Snowdonia National Park. Develop your performance with Tim's professional coaching, discover the beautiful North Wales countryside on 3 guided runs with Tim and meet like-minded trail runners. The Spring camp in March focuses on bringing your inner trail runner out of hibernation. Preparing you for a summer of pain-free trail running, whether you run for the sheer love of it or you've signed up to an epic event. The Autumn trail running camp in September is all about celebrating the end of the trail running season for another year and planning for how to maintain your form throughout the winter ...Read more >

Claim the ultimate bragging rights when you hike the highest and toughest peaks in Snowdonia national park. The 14 Peaks is a famous 24 hour challenge that only the toughest and bravest undertake. We prefer to savour our hiking a little more though, and even over 3 days this is no walk in the park. An adventure like this is all about your personal experience, every step of the way. You’ll have a maximum 1:4 guide ratio, ensuring you have the full attention of your professional, local mountaineering guide throughout. And with our local knowledge and careful planning, you’ll enjoy these famous Welsh peaks without the crowds. 5 days, zero-hassle and all this included: - Hike the 14 highest ...Read more >

The Offa’s Dyke Path is a beautiful historical trail that runs alongside Britain’s longest ancient monument. The monument’s construction was ordered in the 8th century by King Offa to divide his kingdom of Mercia from rival kingdoms in what is now Wales. The mid section of Offa’s Dyke Path crosses a variety of terrain, including quiet semi-ancient woodland, rolling hills and wildflower meadows. Take in stunning views of the Shropshire valley, as well as charming villages and Roman hill forts, from which you can take in incredible views of the Severn Valley. 6 nights, zero-hassle and all this included: - 5 days self-guided hiking with gpx route maps provided - 6 nights accommodation in a ...Read more >

The Offa’s Dyke Path is a beautiful historical trail that runs alongside Britain’s longest ancient monument. The monument’s construction was ordered in the 8th century by King Offa to divide his kingdom of Mercia from rival kingdoms in what is now Wales. The North section of Offa’s Dyke Path runs from Welshpool in mid Wales to Prestatyn on the North Wales coast. Your route tracks along the spine of the Clwydian Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and rich with history, from castles to Iron Age hill forts and Bronze Age burial cairns. 6 nights, zero-hassle and all this included: - 5 days self-guided hiking with gpx route maps provided - 6 nights accommodation in a range of good ...Read more >

Embark on the ultimate winter hiking tour in the rugged Cairngorms National Park, where wintry landscapes and Scottish wildlife await. Hiking through the national park along the wild banks of Loch Muick, keep your eyes peeled for shy Red Deer, the elusive Mountain Hare and the glimpse of a Golden Eagle overhead. For a true winter adventure, you’ll even spend one night in a remote mountain bothy! -2 days of guided winter hiking in the Cairngorms National Park -2 nights accommodation in a comfortable hotel in Pitlochry -1 night wild camping in a traditional mountain bothy -All meals included -Distillery tour & tasting -Voluntary trail clean in association with Trash Free ...Read more >

Experience the Traws Eryri (Trans Snowdonia) Mountain Biking route and ride 225km of epic off-road trails as you journey from Machynlleth to Conwy. Ride past the highest mountain ranges in Snowdonia National Park, traverse deep-sided valleys and ride through forests with some of the UK’s best single track. Tackle a mix of man-made and natural trails with a small group of like-minded riders. Our expert local guide will lead the way on this awesome route. Visit three of Wales’s best mountain bike trail centers and experience quality riding in beautiful natural surroundings as you journey from Machynlleth in mid Wales to Conwy in the north. Simply stunning! 6 days, zero-hassle and all this ...Read more >