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The Great Ocean Walk & A Great Australian Story

The story of a place is often lost in time, leaving us to drift through unaware of the past. Or we’re left…

The Tour Du Mont Blanc – Seven valleys, three countries, and a sense of the divine

The Tour Du Mont Blanc is a 170km walk around the base of the highest mountain in Europe. It gives you a…

The Cotswolds | England’s Living History

They say you should never meet your heroes, as they’re destined to disappoint. A little harsh, I think, but I can understand…

Walk the walk, for Biodiversity

Without biodiversity we’d all be in trouble. An understatement to say the least. The Convention on Biological Diversity, in Switzerland, estimates roughly…

Slow Travel – lessons from a man with a whip

Slow travel is pretty self-explanatory. It’s about taking your time, and not rushing. It’s about getting there at a leisurely pace, and…

How to Become a Dual Pilgrim, and More Importantly, Why…?

A “Dual Pilgrim” is someone who has walked both the Kumano Kodo and the Way of St.James (Camino de Santiago). The Dual…

Auswalk Walking Holidays

5.0

Stefan Liden

13:51 24 May 19

When I first began looking at doing walks in Australia I thought I had to limit myself to a few days as I can't carry too much with me. But then I found Auswalk, and It's such a brilliant concept. It allows you to walk further than you could've on your own AND you sleep and eat as you're on a relaxing holiday. Best of both worlds! I did the Blue Mountains Traverse walk for 7 days and it was every bit as beautiful as I had hoped for. I'll definitely be back to do another hike.

Brent Vrdoljak

09:55 14 Jun 19

Awesome experience. The level of service is second to none. I've been on a few walking holidays now and the guides really know their stuff. I'm building up the courage to take a self guided tour because I've read great things, but I'm hoping I can convince a friend to come along since he owes me one anyway! Overall, 5 stars and highly recommend.

Emily Marks

00:11 15 May 19

Simply Spectacular! I recently came across this company and I am so glad that I did - the tours are really well thought out and all the guess work is taken care of. The hike was tough but manageable, and it was made better knowing that at the end of the day there was a delicious dinner and wine to consume and catch up with the rest of the group. Added bonus was not having to carry all my stuff, and the accommodation was really lovely and comfortable. The staff provided a lot knowledge on the area and made us all feel at ease. Definitely recommend!

Josie Fulton

23:48 14 May 19

I was a little intimidated to do my first big walk, but Auswalk couldn't have made this a better experience. I do like my comforts, and the fact there was comfortable accommodation to come back to, alongside delicious meals after incredible hikes was just wonderful. What a memory. I felt in such safe hands. Auswalk, I will be back...

Anthony Leverington

21:02 30 May 19

I have just returned from my second trip with Auswalk. The first was on the Larapinta last July and this time was on the Great Ocean walk in March. I can't speak highly enough of the Auswalk experience, from the team in the office, the guides on the trail and the seamless trips. The accommodation and food were excellent, the guides both expert and accommodating, and with 2 guides on each trip, they offered an easier/harder option each day. Walking at your own pace is genuinely encouraged and supported. I know I'll be back for a third trip and then some!

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The Great Ocean Walk & A Great Australian Story

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The Great Ocean Walk & A Great Australian Story

The Tour Du Mont Blanc – Seven valleys, three countries, and a sense of the divine

The Cotswolds | England’s Living History

Walk the walk, for Biodiversity

Slow Travel – lessons from a man with a whip

How to Become a Dual Pilgrim, and More Importantly, Why…?

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