Choosing a Theme
Groupes Accompagnés
Looped or itinerant hikes
To make it easier for you to find what you’re looking for, we’ve assigned a “MAIN THEME” to each tour, although the choice is entirely subjective.
Indeed, given the very…
To make it easier for you to find what you’re looking for, we’ve assigned a “MAIN THEME” to each tour, although the choice is entirely subjective.
Indeed, given the very…
Answering these questions is not always easy, especially when leaving Canada for a trek of several days or weeks or for the first time in a foreign country, therefore most often in unknown territory.
Reading, internet research, reviewing comments, opinions on social networks and information of all kinds is usually a long approach for those who wish to try the experience on their own — with as many suggestions as there are walkers! We know that this exercise is a logical approach. But one question leads to another, this…
In SPAIN, three main roads converge towards Santiago: the CAMINO FRANCÈS, the CAMINO DEL NORTE and the VIA DE LA PLATA.
Distance : approximatelye 800 km. In the past, most of the pilgrims from France took this route, hence its name “The French Way”. It begins in St. Jean Pied de Port, crossing the Pyrenees, and goes inland through the…
From Canada, an overnight flight lands you in Europe arriving next day, in the morning.
From your arrival airport, reaching the start of your tour in the region will begin with a train or bus ride depending on your final destination.
Europe has an extensive rail network with many departures on major routes, usually well connected to bus stations and scheduled coaches to complete the trip.
Traveling to Europe means booking a transatlantic flight and most likely a train and/or bus ride to and from the starting point of your regional tour.
Before completing reservations online, consider the following points: