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10 OF THE BEST CONTEMPLATIVE WALKING TRIPS

he pandemic has left many of us feeling a little emptied out, searching for holidays that provide a sense of freedom as well as mental rest as we tap into the healing energy of nature. The British Isles coastline is blessed with good walking opportunities, and self-guided and guided trips have become something of a speciality. These organised holidays allow you to discover the coast on foot while having the practicalities – such as plotting a route, transporting luggage and booking your accommodation – all sorted at the click of a mouse. There’s plenty of flexibility too: choose the day you go, add in rest days or extra days, upgrade accommodation or plan something completely bespoke. Most things are possible between March and October, when the walking season is in full stride, and the trips we’ve chosen are not too strenuous and in the loveliest locations. All that remains now is to pick your spot, grab your walking

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