Not a marketing figure. It is the number of seats, and it is why we cannot squeeze two more on when friends ask, however much we would like the money.
Where you sleep, what is included, what you pay for yourself and which two afternoons have nothing planned. Nobody should find out on day three.
Nine days · March · twelve placesFour nights under canvas, four in guesthouses
Two long driving days at the start and then almost none. The walking is easy and the heat is not; we start at six and stop at eleven.
£1,480, flights not included
Seven days · May · twelve placesFerries, two islands, one very small hotel
The least strenuous thing we do and the one that sells out first. Two afternoons are deliberately empty because the second island deserves them.
£1,240, ferries included
Eight days · July · ten places onlyHut to hut, one bag carried for you
The hard one. Five to seven hours of walking a day with real ascent, and the only trip we will turn people down for.
£1,620, huts and half board included
Six days · September · twelve placesOne village, one house, no van after day one
We drive once and then stop. Walks from the door, a cook three nights out of five, and nothing at all in the diary after four o'clock.
£980, everything except lunch
Twelve
Two of us, one van,four trips a year. [email protected]+44 7700 900 250
When
Desert — MarchIslands — MayMountains — JulySlow — September
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Twelve is a fictional example. The company, the trips, the dates and the prices do not exist. Photographs are stock images and were not taken on these trips.