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Walking Holidays in South West France
The Tarn
Hundreds of medieval towns known as Bastides are scattered throughout the Midi-Pyrenees. From high on rocky hilltops, villages such as Puycelsi, Penne and Cordes (above) have kept watch over the surrounding countryside for centuries. Our walking holidays in the Tarn will allow you to explore several of these towns as well as discover the three rivers, the Tarn, Aveyron and Viaur that cut through the countryside giving it a distinctive character of deep rocky gorges, steep wooded valleys and high sunny plateaux.
Tarn's Medieval Bastides
7 nights - £815/€895 - 6 days walking between guest houses
"We have had a great holiday. Great accommodation with lots of character." R&M Thompson, UK.
"We love hiking in France and this has been our most enjoyable trip. Your company really does an excellent job." K. Higgins, USA
"Great scenery and views and lovely accommodation." D&J Roach, UK
Historic Villages and Valleys of the Tarn
7 nights - £745/€820 - 6 days one or two centre based walking
"Walking with beautiful scenery & medieval villages. Lovely accommodation and owners." J&T Fawle, UK
"The colours of the forest and vineyards in Autumn (October) is brilliant." G Davies, USA
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Lot Valley
Serene Lot Valley Trail
7 nights - £1010/€1110 - 6 days walking
Our self-guided walk begins in Figeac and travels downstream ending in Cahors, home of the Malbec vineyards. There will be an opportunity to visit the world famous cave drawings at Pech Merle.
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Follow quiet trails through Causses du Quercy, with rocky cliffs, home to some wonderful chateaux overhanging majestic valleys. You’ll pass through a number of historic villages such as St-Cirq-Lapopie, one of the prettiest villages in France.
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Dordogne
Delights of Historic Dordogne
7 nights - £995/€1095 - 6 days walking
Our easy self guided walking holiday passes through numerous picturesque villages and there's an impressive concentration of chateaux such as Fenelon, Beynac, Castlenaud and Marqueyssac.
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The beautiful town of Sarlat is famous for its medieval buildings and its lively street market. Sarlat has remained preserved from modern development and is considered to be one of the towns most representative of 14th century France and has the highest density of 'Historic Monuments' and 'Classified Monuments' of any town in France. See More
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