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Private Walking Holidays with Celtic Trails

Celtic Trails offers a limited number of Guided and Escorted Walking Holidays in England, Wales and Scotland for people looking for something that little bit more.

The itineraries are unique; to retain the individuality of the holidays you will not find them on large group websites and are updated each year.

Each trip is researched in depth and put together with skilful precision.

You experience history, culture and outstanding walking on ancient Celtic trails through secluded unspoilt green landscapes and coastal scenery that will lift your spirits.

You can expect high standards of quality and comfort ~ with our local knowledge you will enjoy the best character accommodation and fine local food, ales and wines.

Celtic Trails’s guides have many years of experience and their local knowledge is second to none. They provide a familiarity with the area where you won't feel like a stranger. Corporate walking holiday companies from both North America and Europe have employed our skills and expertise to organise their tours in Britain for many years.

Our capable office team have gained a reputation with clients for providing a friendly and personal level of service, contact and efficiency in handling all the details of your holiday.

Private Walking Holidays

	Wales is part of the United Kingdom but separate from England. It is an ancient Celtic country, a people, a culture, a language, a little known part of a Britain that has remained different and unspoilt. Known in its own language as Cymru, ‘the Land of Comrades’, towards a million of its people speak Cymraeg, Welsh, the language of the Celts and one of the world’s oldest living languages.
	Cornwall unquestionably forms England's most dramatic coastline. The north Cornish coast, battered by the Atlantic waves, has precipitous coves and rugged cliffs cut out jaggedly from the dark serpentine rock. The contrasting south coast, is more sheltered with picturesque isolated fishing villages, with steep narrow streets leading down to the sea.

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