UTracks

Highlights

• Enjoying a quieter pilgrimage route, following in the footsteps of Celtic, Roman and Christian wayfarers
• Experiencing culinary delights, including the local port varieties in Porto
• Discovering fascinating and historical towns including Porto, Barcelos, Tui, Pontevedra and Santiago
• Walking to the fabled church of Santiago de Compostela

Highlights

• Cycling along the Ionian and Adriatic coasts
• Staying overnight in atmospheric hotels
• Discovering the ancient cities of Gallipoli and Leece
• Enjoying the local delicacies including olive oil, fresh vegetables and wine
• Exploring the Puglia region which is largely unspoiled by tourism

Highlights

• Following in the footsteps of pilgrims along the medieval trail to Santiago de Compostela
• Enjoying the camaraderie of your fellow walkers
• Staying at specially selected hotels and a parador and eating at hotels and restaurants with delicious local dishes
• Visiting Lisbon, Coimbra, Porto and Santiago de Compostela
• Experiencing the highlights of the Portuguese Camino

Highlights

• Cycling the whole route to St Jean Pied de Port, the cross roads of the "Grand Chemin de Saint Jacques"
• Spending evenings in symbolic towns such as Saugues, Estaing, Conques, Figeac, Condom and Auvillar
• Experiencing the culinary delights of the region and the hospitality of your accommodation hosts
• Viewing the contrasting landscapes and architecture between the regions passed

Highlights

• Exploring the pretty alpine towns of Innsbruck and Salzburg
• Hiking the Austrian Alps and visiting the Krimmler Waterfalls
• Cycling through the changing landscape of the Zillertal Valley
• Soaking up the warm hospitality of family run hotels en route

Highlights

• Cycling through the rolling hills of the stunning Burgundy countryside
• Exploring interesting historical towns and villages
• Enjoying the culinary specialties
• Soaking up the hospitality of a family run hotel in the centre of Beaune

Highlights

• Cycling along the Ionian and Adriatic coasts
• Viewing typical trulli in Alberobello and the surrounding countryside
• Discovering the ancient cities of Gallipoli and Leece
• Enjoying the local delicacies including olive oil, fresh vegetables and wine
• Exploring the Puglia region which is largely unspoiled by tourism

Highlights

• View the red earth of Salento and olive groves by the sea
• Discover Lecce and its historic centre, and the seaside town of Otranto
• Visit the UNESCO World Heritage trulli of Alberobello and the Sassi of Matera
• Stay in atmospheric hand picked hotels and guesthouses