3 Week Self Guided Walking Holidays Tours & Trips

This 16-day self-guided walking holiday follows the oldest pilgrimage route to Santiago, covering 290 km from Oviedo to Santiago de Compostela at a serious physical level with daily distances ranging from 14 to 29.5 km. You'll conquer the challenging Puerto del Palo summit near Berducedo, descend to the Salime Reservoir Dam, and walk through historic Lugo's Roman walls before joining the Camino Frances in Melide. The trek includes stays in 15 different accommodations across mountain villages like Tineo and Grandas de Salime, crossing from Asturias into Galicia at Alto del Acebo, and culminating at the UNESCO-listed Cathedral in Santiago's Plaza del Obradoiro.

This 17-day self-guided trek covers around 177km through Nepal's remote Manaslu region, with daily walks ranging from 4 to 9 hours and significant altitude gains that need proper acclimatization. The route takes you from Kathmandu through the Buri Gandaki valley, ascending from Macha Khola to Dharapani at 1,860m.

This 17-day self-guided walking trip takes you across Bulgaria from Sofia to the Black Sea and back, covering around 800 km by train and private transfer. You'll walk through UNESCO-listed Pirin National Park to glacial lakes like Muratovo (2233m), Ribno-Bunderishko (2190m), and Okoto (2075m) with a local mountain guide.

This 21-day self-guided walking trip follows the Portuguese Coastal Camino from Porto to Santiago de Compostela, with daily walks of 7 to 18 km that work well for ages 16+. Walk through Vila do Conde's old shipbuilding quarter, check out the Celtic hillfort of Castro de Santa Trega in A Guarda, and wander Pontevedra's medieval squares.

This self-guided 16-day walking holiday covers approximately 190 miles through northern England, with daily stages between 15 and 33 miles taking 5 to 8 hours. Trek from St Bees through Ennerdale Bridge, Rosthwaite, Grasmere, Patterdale, Shap, Kirkby Stephen, Keld, Richmond, and Osmotherley before reaching Robin Hood's Bay. Ascend Greenup Edge, climb to Helvellyn Peak or the 780m Kidsty Pike summit, and cross Great Fryup Dale with a moderate difficulty level.

This self-guided 19-day walking holiday covers 350 kilometers from Le Puy-en-Velay to Cahors, with luggage transfers between accommodations in 14 towns including Saint-Privat d'Allier, Nasbinals, and Conques. Daily stages range from 11 to 28 kilometers with moderate difficulty, and you'll get detailed maps, 24/7 bilingual support, plus 18 breakfasts and 13 dinners.