Discover a new way to explore Europe with Jules Verne’s latest offering of walking tours.
- The tours promise an enriching experience by blending leisurely walks with cultural and natural wonders.
- Travellers can enjoy destinations such as Italy’s Dolomites, Crete, and the Côte d’Azur.
- Highlighted tours include a seven-night journey through the Algarve, featuring coastal and mountain landscapes.
- These tours are designed for those seeking an active holiday combined with unique local experiences.
Jules Verne, a well-respected name among small group tour operators, has unveiled a collection of seven walking tours across Europe, setting a fresh standard for leisurely, immersive travel. Targeting destinations renowned for their beauty and cultural heritage, these tours offer travellers an opportunity to engage deeply with the environment and local culture. From the rugged charm of Italy’s Dolomites to the sun-kissed beaches of Crete, each route is meticulously curated to showcase the best of the region.
One focal point is the Algarve tour, commencing on November 2, 2024. This seven-night itinerary invites participants to explore dramatic coastal formations, serene beaches, and secluded coves. Walkers will traverse the volcanic mountain ranges of Serra de Monchique and enjoy the untouched beauty of protected parks along the quieter western coastline. Priced from £1,675, the package includes return flights from Gatwick, accommodations at the four-star Tivoli Lagos Algarve Resort, breakfast, six dinners, five guided walks, several excursions, and a local guide.
Other tours in this series explore equally enticing regions. The ‘Walks & Gardens of the Côte d’Azur’ tour combines scenic coastal trails with visits to the nine themed gardens of the Villa de Rothschild, offering a verdant escape into horticultural grandeur. Meanwhile, the ‘Walking in the Italian Dolomites’ itinerary promises breathtaking views of the Tre Cima di Lavaredo peaks and historically rich trails, including old military routes, blending natural beauty with a hint of history. Lastly, the ‘Walking in Crete’ tour explores the island’s olive groves, rugged mountain paths, and timeless villages, allowing a genuine encounter with ancient traditions.
These walking tours are more than just a vacation; they are a call to adventure for those who wish to explore at a gentle pace while still experiencing the thrill of discovery. Each experience is crafted to ensure that participants not only visit a location but truly immerse themselves in the local culture and environment, making each step a memorable part of the journey.
Jules Verne’s walking tours promise a perfect blend of adventure and cultural exploration, redefining leisure travel in Europe.
