New holidays

La Maremma is a wild and somewhat secretive part of Tuscany, studded with ancient farmhouses and wine estates, once populated only by migrant charcoal burners, wandering shepherds, and butteri (cowboys tending the region’s oxen and horses). Today, it’s an ideal region to explore on foot..

Experience the iconic Danube Valley on foot, on a route rich in history, wine, and UNESCO heritage. The Wachau Valley is the Austrian Danube at its most spectacular. Immerse yourself in its storybook beauty – the castles, abbeys, and hills clad with forests and vineyards – as you walk self-guided between the medieval towns of Dürnstein and Melk.  There are plenty of opportunities for wine tastings as you walk, too.

Combine scenic trails with superior accommodation on this relaxed, self-guided walking holiday in the Austrian Alps.

Set away from the crowds in tranquil Mösern, the Inntaler Hof has a front-row view over the Inn Valley. Staying here, you enjoy a superb hotel experience, with first-class spa facilities, a panoramic swimming pool, and the best of Tyrolean hospitality. To see the region’s wildflowers at their best, travel between June and September when the crocuses, gentians, and wild narcissi are in bloom. Autumn, meanwhile, offers golden hues and crisper days – ideal for walking.

Experience classic Tuscany – its great cities and glorious countryside – on our new cycling holiday from Pisa to Florence. Enjoy leisurely rides that leave plenty of time for exploring out of the saddle and for relaxing at your handpicked accommodation – a delightful mix of historic city hotels and a family-run agriturismo set amid its own olive groves and vineyards.

Many of Tuscany’s most celebrated sights can be savoured on this trip, from Pisa’s Leaning Tower to the renowned Ponte Vecchio of Florence. But there are lesser-known highlights, too: the chance to stay in fairy-tale Lucca, a beautiful walled city beneath the Apuan Alps; as well as in the unspoiled medieval town of Vinci.

Enjoy wonderful views and excellent hospitality at a boutique spa hotel perched above the traditional village of Ribes de Freser. This holiday allows you to experience authentic Pyrenean life as you savour contrasting, leisurely routes at your own pace.

In this lesser-known mountainous region, the trails are usually very quiet, and there is a surprising array of gentle options. As you discover new hidden corners and inspirational viewpoints daily, you can look forward to evenings spent relaxing over authentic Catalan cuisine, from delicious cured meats to locally caught trout to the irresistible regional wines.

As you follow Franciscan paths between olive groves, woodland, and vineyards, you will discover the more celebrated towns of Assisi and Spoleto but also unpretentious hill-top centres that promise a different experience entirely. Spello, Montefalco, Bevagna, and Collepino – hewn from local stone and steeped in history, each promises a blend of traditional culture, vibrant local life, and rustic regional cuisine. They, along with the four excellent hotels at which you stay, make the perfect accompaniment to a week’s walking across the unspoiled landscapes of evocative Umbria.

As dawn broke over Normandy on 6 June 1944, Allied forces launched the largest amphibious invasion in the history of warfare. Operation Overlord, as it was known, left a lasting imprint – and you can now trace its remarkable legacy on our new walking holiday in the region.

As well as visiting the key landing beaches, this relaxed experience features gorgeous countryside and cuisine, picture-book towns, and four very special places to stay. Completing the picture is a final stop in historic Bayeux – home of the Bayeux Tapestry and with a delightful medieval centre, which avoided much of the damage following the D-Day Landings.

In a quiet corner of northwest Andalucia, black pigs roam free in cork oak and chestnut forests, while, nestled in the valleys, some of Spain’s most picturesque villages entice with their ornate architecture and antiquated way of life.

We are delighted to introduce a new hotel-to-hotel walk that reveals all that is special about this secret region, as it leads you across the Aracena Sierra over six panoramic days. The trails are leisurely, the accommodation is excellent, and the cuisine is among Spain’s finest – particularly the mouthwatering Jamón Ibérico.

‘The floating garden of the Atlantic’ – Madeira’s abundance and contrasts of subtropical landscapes are a magnetic pull for walkers and nature enthusiasts all year round. It’s an island where nature reigns supreme, and on this single-centre holiday, you can choose from classic and lesser-known routes, including its famed levada walks, an ancient network of waterways carved through misty forests, jungle, and UNESCO-listed laurel forest.

Your base is in or near Funchal, the island’s captivating capital, which exudes the feel of mainland Portugal and where you have a choice of three different, distinctively Madeiran hotels: a traditional quinta, a historic hotel, or a former hunting lodge turned five-star hotel. From here, you’re free to explore its remote, suspended-in-time mountain villages, wild beaches, and waterfall-laden routes as well as to discover the vast array of thriving, exotic flora brought in from across the globe by explorers.

Across golden sands and breathtaking clifftops, our new week-long walking holiday reveals the best of Portugal’s wilder, western Algarve. The holiday follows the Fishermen’s trail – a famously scenic, long-distance footpath – to lead you from the historic city of Lagos to Cabo de São Vicente, the southwest ‘corner’ of mainland Europe. Along these leisurely routes, you’ll find thriving birdlife, pretty fishing villages, deliciously fresh seafood, and very few other tourists crowding the views.

Take time out from the exploring to enjoy your handpicked accommodation: a great mix of beautiful four-star hotels and friendly guesthouses. And why not round off your trip by adding a three-night stay on the Atlantic coast, close to magnificent Bordeira Beach?

For almost two millennia Hadrian’s Wall has defined the landscapes of northernmost England, and hiking beside it on the Hadrian’s Wall Path National Trail is an incredibly rewarding experience. Inntravel’s take on this classic route leads from east to west, in the direction Britain’s greatest Roman monument was constructed. Follow in the footsteps of a lost empire and marvel at its remarkable achievements as you journey over eight nights and 80 Roman miles from Newcastle to the Solway Firth. Each day of the tour is unique – many layers of history meet cities, countryside, and abundant wildlife – while every evening is spent at a welcoming hotel or guesthouse, carefully selected by Inntravel for its charm, character, or perfect location beside the Trail.

We also offer a ‘Highlights of Hadrian’s Wall’ short break – an ideal choice for those with just a few days to spare, or for anyone who prefers to avoid the occasional city walking that’s a feature of the full National Trail.