You’ll see two seas on this great British walk
You’ll see two seas on this great British walk
Ever dreamed of walking from one sea to another? Our 8-day pack-free guided walk along England’s famous Coast to Coast Path makes that dream a reality.
Begin your adventure with your boots in the Irish Sea, and just a week later, finish the journey with your feet in the North Sea, a true coast-to-coast experience through some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the UK.
First envisioned in 1973 by renowned British walker Alfred Wainwright, the Coast to Coast Path is considered one of the greatest long-distance walks in the world. The trail passes through three iconic national parks: the rugged, majestic Lake District, the gently rolling Yorkshire Dales, and the wide, open heather moorlands of North York Moors. Few walks in England offer such an incredible variety of landscapes in a single route.
The full Coast to Coast Path stretches roughly 300km and typically takes two weeks to complete. It’s a journey of endurance, self-discovery, and natural wonder. Along the way, walkers encounter charming villages, friendly locals, and fellow adventurers who share stories, laughter, and a love of the trail.
One traveller described it best: “The scenery—secluded, pristine, beautiful, and ever-changing—constantly reminded us how fortunate we were to be there.”
For those who want to experience the magic without the physical strain of the full route, our exclusive 8-day guided tour is the perfect option. You’ll cover 131km of the most scenic and memorable sections of the path. With daily luggage transfers, gourmet meals, and boutique accommodation, it’s the ideal blend of comfort and adventure.
Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or a nature-loving traveller, this unforgettable journey offers a taste of England’s wild beauty — with all the hard work taken care of.
For the 2026 season we have Super Earlybird Savings of $500 per person for guests who have travelled with us before and SAVE $400 per person for new guests.






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