Walking Holidays

Unwind here in a beautiful, quirky space with brick floors, sunset views over a pretty orchard and a fuss-free, peaceful atmosphere

A handsome house with breath-taking mountain views: perfect for summer holidays and walking in spring and autumn

Unwind in a beautiful old mill house on the banks of the Célé river, surrounded by high limestone cliffs for outstanding walks and wildlife

A converted 19th-century church in the Northumberland National Park with beautiful stained-glass windows and a restored tower

Soak up the silence while savouring a glass of wine from the owners' vineyard in this rural Welsh idyll

A huge treat to stay in this fabulous Grade I listed Jacobean manor house surrounded by gardens - a Sawday's Community Champion

A sweet cottage on the estate of celebrated artist Sir Sidney Nolan's former home with 250 acres to explore - a Sawday's Community Champion

Light-filled chalet in a small hamlet just outside Châtel. Feast on superb breakfasts before heading out to explore the Portes du Soleil

Character and quirk in old and new design and furnishing – private terraces, a shared pool, great walking, cycling and wine-tasting

In off-the-beaten-track Tuscany, 2 peaceful apartments in a former haybarn, both carefully renovated with antique furniture

Right on the coast path - a smart retreat with views and a small private beach near Helford for sailors, kayakers & wild swimmers

Charming and traditional moated manor house in an English country estate setting close to Britain’s favourite market town of Louth

A 19th-century barn in a sumptuous spot, renovated to high ecological standards using local materials and with the addition of much comfort

Once a hunting lodge, this unique and authentic 18th-century architectural folly sits up a quiet tree-lined drive on the edge of the estate

Welcome to a cosy, country-rustic bolthole for four, in a friendly, community village inn, with some of the best food in Shropshire

A niftily converted old cricket pavilion on the Norfolk/Suffolk border surrounded by a garden and mature trees, now a romantic retreat

A cosy, courteous, family-run hotel with ‘chocolatines’ and cherry jams at breakfast, Basque dishes at dinner, and gorgeous rolling views

A pleasing (not very little) place to stay in the heart of a wood within the unspoilt countryside of the South Downs National Park