- Walk the Coast to Coast track end to end with detailed walk notes for both the stunning high routes for good weather days and the easier low-level alternatives for those inclement weather days
- Picturesque country villages, farms, and old churches with stunning stained-glass windows
- Stay in charming B&Bs or iconic country pubs, and enjoy real local ales and real country hospitality.
- Walk through the Grasmere Valley which the poet Wordsworth famously called, ‘the loveliest spot that man hath found’
- Fabulous fell walking in England’s glorious Lake District with the added security of our comprehensive walk notes so you won’t get lost
- Rolling green hills, drystone walls, and fluffy sheep in the Yorkshire Dales and lose yourself in the magical mists on the moors
- Walk to the summit of the Nine Standards Rigg with its enigmatic, drystone cairns
- Neolithic standing stones, medieval stone crosses & old estate boundary markers on the North York Moors
- Option to ride with your luggage rather than walk if the weather is not cooperating
- Benefit from walking with a company that has actually walked the track and has nearly 30 years of expertise in crafting walking notes and walking itineraries
- Hearty English home-cooked breakfasts (or lighter, healthier options if you prefer!) and all lunches bar one.
OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
The Coast to Coast is an iconic long-distance walking route devised by the legendary British fell-walker and guidebook writer, Alfred Wainwright, in 1973. It traverses some of the finest ground in England as it takes you from the Irish Sea at St Bees to the North Sea at Robin Hood’s Bay – a distance of 192 miles (309 km). The walk takes you through 3 major national park areas – the famous Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales, and the North York Moors – with a preference for higher ground & the avoidance of urban areas where possible. Note that this is not an easy pub-to-pub walk, and will be more challenging than you might first anticipate (especially the first few days through the Lake District), but with a bit of preparation, the Coast to Coast walk is very achievable by most walkers. While it’s not the shortest way across northern England, nor the longest, it is most definitely one of the loveliest!
Highlights
WALK OVERVIEW
TYPE OF WALK
SELF GUIDEDTRIP LENGTH
19 DAYS
WALK GRADE
Moderate to Challenging
Grade 4 - Moderate to Challenging
Distances are longer up to 20 plus km. Steep hill sections and rough surfaces. Walking experience and active lifestyle necessary.PRICE FROM
$ 3955
per person twin/double share
SINGLE OCCUPANCY
$ 1295
Accommodations charge the same price per room regardless of whether there are one or two people occupying it. To cover the cost of a room when occupied by one person we need to charge the single occupancy fee.
per person
ITINERARY
WHAT’S INCLUDED
-
Pack-free walking
-
25+ years experience
-
Customised
-
Eco Travel
- Walk the entire iconic Coast to Coast track, end to end, pack free
- Walk in 3 major national park areas – Lake District, Yorkshire Dales & North York Moors
- 18 nights of accommodation in character-filled English B&Bs and pubs
- Excellent English home-cooked breakfast daily and walkers lunches
- Stunning high routes for good weather days and low-level routes for those bad weather days
- The glorious Lake District, Yorkshire dales, and beautiful North York Moors
- Grasmere Valley, ‘the loveliest spot that man hath found’ according to Wordsworth
- Enjoy worry-free navigation with our comprehensive track notes
- 24/7 support with our local partner network on the ground
ACCOMMODATION & DINING
OVERVIEW
A real highlight of this walk is staying in the traditional English Bed and Breakfast and pub accommodations along the way. Be prepared to be spoiled with a warm welcome each day from your hosts who in many cases own the accommodation, and subsequently provide a much more personable experience. Most of your hosts have intimate knowledge of the history of the Coast to Coast track, and some of them have walked it numerous times. All the properties are clean and comfortable and offer all the local hospitality that the English are renowned for, including crisp clean local ale.
After a big day on the track enjoy a warm shower, a comfortable bed and a cooked dinner (we’ve left this to you as there are many choices on offer). We do however include all the breakfasts and all the lunches (except for one).
All the accommodations listed below are our’ go-to’ accommodations but on some occasions, we may have to swap out one accommodation for another of equal quality due to lack of availability.
NIGHT 1
NIGHT 2
NIGHT 3
NIGHT 4
NIGHT 4
NIGHT 5
NIGHT 6
NIGHT 7
NIGHT 8
NIGHT 9
NIGHT 10
NIGHT 11
NIGHT 12
NIGHT 13
NIGHT 14
NIGHT 15
NIGHT 16
NIGHT 16
NIGHT 17
NIGHT 18
GENERAL INFO
WHY CHOOSE AUSWALK FOR THE COAST TO COAST
For starters, we’ve actually walked the track and taken the time to curate what we actually offer. The Coast to Coast follows clear walking tracks throughout but there are lots of tracks going in all directions. In areas like the Lakes District National Park, walking tracks are not signposted at all, it is apparently against their “ethos”. Not to worry, our very comprehensive day-by-day walking notes that we’ve created, together with our marked copy of a detailed walking map, will ensure that you can walk the Coast to Coast with full confidence, and no fear of becoming lost, even when it is foggy and misty.
AVAILABILITY OF THE COAST TO COAST WALK
The walk is available from March to October. Outside that time please check with us.
August is one of the best months in which to walk the Coast to Coast. The weather is often relatively stable, the heather is in flower, and it is often less busy at this time than one might expect! However, we also recommend spring and autumn as the best time to walk the Coast to Coast track as the weather is pretty good for walking and if you choose spring the heather is in flower!
HOW TO GET THERE AND GET AWAY
- Travelling to the Start of the walk
We offer this walk from St Bees to Robin Hood’s Bay, from west to east so the walk starts in St Bees. The closest airports to the St Bees are listed below; then it’s a 4-hour train ride from there. Of course, London is the most popular entry route into the UK. You can catch a train which takes 5 to 6 hours from Euston Station in central London northwards to St Bees (via Carlisle).
To make it easy we have collated some useful information that will assist you in making arrangements for your travel.
By Air: The easiest option would be to fly into the UK, any of the major cities will suffice as the UK’s excellent train network will ferry you to St Bees. The main UK airports for international flights are Heathrow Airport www.heathrowairport.com, Gatwick Airport www.gatwickairport.com, and Manchester Airport www.manchesterairport.co.uk.
The nearest airports to St Bees are: Durham-Tees Valley Airport www.dtva.co.uk, Leeds Bradford Airport www.leedsbradfordairport.co.uk, Newcastle Airport www.newcastleairport.com
By Ferry: International ferry services run to UK ports from France, the Republic of Ireland, Spain, Belgium, Scandinavia and the Netherlands. There are also local ferry services that run from the Channel Islands, Isles of Scilly, Isle of Man and the Scottish Isles. Visit www.aferry.co.uk/ferryports.htm
By Rail: The easiest way to get to the start of the track from London is by train. St Bees has good train services. For easy train bookings in the UK (and beyond), we recommend using the LOCO2 website https://loco2.com/en. They have an excellent smartphone APP too. Just enter your station of origin, your destination, date of travel etc, and options will be presented (times, fares etc). You can pay online. Electronic tickets or ticket pick up at the station (from a dispenser machine). Trains from London connect with the Cumbrian Coast Line (Northern Rail) which services St Bees. There are several trains daily. Trains to St Bees from London will take approx. 5 hr, with 1 or 2 changes required.
If you would prefer not to change trains, consider going direct from London to Penrith and spending the night there before continuing to St Bees by private transfer.
By Coach: National Express Coaches link most major towns and cities in the UK. For details of departure times and to book tickets call 0871 781 8181 (or +44 (0) 871 781 8181 from overseas) or visit beta.nationalexpress.
By Bus: Various buses run to St Bees from nearby towns. Please visit http://www.traveline.info/ for up-to-date bus journey schedules.
By Road: If you have your own vehicle and are thinking of driving up to the walk then there is a free unrestricted car park at the north end of town and unrestricted parking in most side streets. Sometimes our accommodations have parking available at a small fee per night. If this appeals to you, please contact the Auswalk office about this as soon as possible. For advice on driving to St Bees, please visit www.theaa.com which has a very useful route planner.
- Travelling from the End of the walk
By Air: The nearest airports to Robin Hood’s Bay are: Durham-Tees Valley Airport www.dtva.co.uk, Leeds Bradford Airport www.leedsbradfordairport.co.uk, Newcastle Airport www.newcastleairport.com
By Rail: The nearest train station is north of Robin Hood’s Bay at Whitby (10 km away) or Scarborough (32 km away). For easy train bookings in the UK (and beyond), we recommend using the LOCO2 website https://loco2.com/en.
By Coach: National Express Coaches link most major towns and cities in the UK. For details of departure times and to book tickets call 0871 781 8181 (or +44(0) 871 781 8181 from overseas) or visit beta.nationalexpress.
By Bus: You can get a bus from Robin Hood’s Bay to Whitby train station which takes about 20 min (Arriva Bus Services) – route X93 or Scarborough train station which takes about 35 min. There are several buses a day. See http://getdown.org.uk/bus/bus/x93.shtml for the schedule.
By Taxi: Several local Robin Hood’s Bay taxi companies offer good deals for small groups to Whitby. Ask your accommodation for current contact details. Whitby and Scarborough’s stations are served by a taxi rank or a cab office. Check availability before travelling, and pre-book if necessary. For further information visit www.taxinumber.com
By Road: For advice on driving from Robin Hood’s Bay, visit www.theaa.com which has a very useful route planner.
- Returning to the Start of the Trail:
To return to the start of the walk, from Robin Hood’s Bay you will need to take a bus (Arriva Bus X93) to Whitby and from here take a train to St Bees (approx. 6.5 – 7.5 hrs). Please note that there are different options for this journey, depending on the date and time you wish to travel. We recommend visiting the LOCO2 website https://loco2.com/en.
WALKING
19 days is the recommended minimum amount of time in which to do this walk. This means no days are longer than 25 km, or much shorter than 15 km. We can also adjust this schedule to include rest days or, you could walk the Western Half to Kirkby Stephen, or the Eastern Half from Kirkby Stephen to Robin Hood’s Bay as another option.
The track conditions range, but all of the walks are passable, and no scrambling is required. There is some incline but we’re not talking about anything significant. The United Kingdom is prone to having rain, no surprise there, so there may be some boggy sections but this entirely depends on the time of year and the prevailing conditions. Our advice is to prepare and bring the right gear and you’ll have a fabulous walk. See gear advice in FAQ’s
WEATHER ON THE COAST TO COAST WALK
This walk is not available from November to February. See the United Kingdom Met office or the United Kingdom Meteorological Service for information about the weather and average temperatures and rainfall at different times of the year.
INSURANCE
We require that you have adequate travel insurance against potential losses, damage or injury, including cancellation costs and loss of luggage.
For all trips that require international travel, you must have purchased travel insurance that also includes medical evacuation coverage.
We also charge a cancellation fee if you cancel your walking holiday after we have confirmed it to cover costs incurred from our suppliers and in the office. See the FAQ section for more information.
INFORMATION PACK
For nearly 30 years we have taken pride in providing seamlessly organised walking holidays, but we know, even with that in mind, that you’ll have many more questions. You will receive a very detailed information pack and itinerary approximately 6 weeks out from departure outlining all the fine detail and much more.
CONTACT
If you have any questions, feel free to ask one of our destination consultants. You can get in touch with us via our contact form, email us at info@auswalk.com.au, or call us on +61 3 9597 9767.
MAP
DEPARTURE DATES
- DATESAVAILABILITYPRICEPER PERSONSingle OccupancyDETAILS
- 1 Apr 2024 - 13 Oct 2024AVAILABLEfrom
$3955
SINGLE OCCUPANCY$1295
SIMILAR TRIPS
Cape-to-Cape In-Style Highlights – 6 Days
Self-guided
Hike the most beautiful sections of the Cape to Cape Track in the Margaret River region. Walk spectacular coastline, clifftops, rocky coves and idyllic bays.
Cape-to-Cape In-Style Highlights – 6 Days
BACK What's Included- 5 nights’ accommodation at the Pullman Bunker Bay, Caves House or Seashells and in Gnarabup and Margaret River in rooms with ensuites
- Minimum of wasted time in vehicles being transferred
- Private transfers from Margaret River and luggage transport so you can walk pack free
- Chef-prepared cooked breakfasts, substantial walkers lunches and dinners
- Enjoy worry-free navigation with Auswalk’s comprehensive track notes, maps, map case, insulated lunch bag & info pack and national park admission
- 24/7 support from our driver and representatives on the ground
Abel Tasman Walk End to End – 6 Days
Self-guided
Abel Tasman Great walk end to end. Stunning views over golden beaches, estuaries, coves & native forest. Unparalleled opportunities to swim.
Abel Tasman Walk End to End – 6 Days
BACK What's Included- Full access to the Abel Tasman National Park and its beauty
- 5 nights accommodation in beautiful lodges including 4-star Awaroa lodge
- Walk the entire track end to end pack free
- A la carte meals at Awaroa Lodge including 2-course dinners
- 5 breakfasts, 4 walkers lunches and 3 dinners
- Comprehensive track notes, map case, insulated lunch bag and container
- Enjoy the 26 years of our experience in organising self-guided walking holidays
Great Ocean Walk Highlights – 5 Days
Self-guided
Experience all the highlights of the iconic track from Cape Otway Lighthouse to 12 Apostles. Walk along remote Wreck & Johanna Beaches, plus a private tour of Loch Ard Gorge.
Great Ocean Walk Highlights – 5 Days
BACK What's Included- Five-day pack free walking holiday
- The highlights of the Great Ocean Walk
- Four nights’ accommodation with ensuites
- Private tour of Loch Ard Gorge
- Breakfasts, two-course dinners and substantial walkers lunches
- Luggage transport and vehicle transfers
- We shift you along the track from accommodation to accommodation to limit time in a vehicle, creating much more time to relax and enjoy the region
- National Park admission
- Enjoy worry-free navigation with Auswalk’s comprehensive track notes, maps, map case, insulated lunch bag & info pack
- 24/7 support from Auswalk’s transfer company and representatives on the ground
Classic Tour du Mont Blanc in Comfort – 13 Days
Self-guided
The perfect TMB trip for walkers that prefer a little extra comfort. Trek Tour du Mont Blanc by day, relax in comfortable hotels in the heart of alpine villages in the evening.
Classic Tour du Mont Blanc in Comfort – 13 Days
BACK What's Included- Walk pack free with luggage transfers from accommodation to accommodation arranged for you
- 12 nights accommodation in 3 star hotels or simple hotels
- 12 breakfasts and 5 dinners
- Maps, comprehensive Auswalk authored walk notes, GPX tracks and day-by-day summary
- Transfers from Geneva airport – see General Information section
- Itineraries can be flexible to account for weather conditions
- Daily luggage transfers – access to your main luggage every evening (not possible in mountain huts)
- No need to carry a sleep sheet or towel (required for mountain huts)
Overview
SELF GUIDED
19 DAYS
Moderate to Challenging
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OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
The Coast to Coast is an iconic long-distance walking route devised by the legendary British fell-walker and guidebook writer, Alfred Wainwright, in 1973. It traverses some of the finest ground in England as it takes you from the Irish Sea at St Bees to the North Sea at Robin Hood’s Bay – a distance of 192 miles (309 km). The walk takes you through 3 major national park areas – the famous Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales, and the North York Moors – with a preference for higher ground & the avoidance of urban areas where possible. Note that this is not an easy pub-to-pub walk, and will be more challenging than you might first anticipate (especially the first few days through the Lake District), but with a bit of preparation, the Coast to Coast walk is very achievable by most walkers. While it’s not the shortest way across northern England, nor the longest, it is most definitely one of the loveliest!
Highlights
- Walk the Coast to Coast track end to end with detailed walk notes for both the stunning high routes for good weather days and the easier low-level alternatives for those inclement weather days
- Picturesque country villages, farms, and old churches with stunning stained-glass windows
- Stay in charming B&Bs or iconic country pubs, and enjoy real local ales and real country hospitality.
- Walk through the Grasmere Valley which the poet Wordsworth famously called, ‘the loveliest spot that man hath found’
- Fabulous fell walking in England’s glorious Lake District with the added security of our comprehensive walk notes so you won’t get lost
- Rolling green hills, drystone walls, and fluffy sheep in the Yorkshire Dales and lose yourself in the magical mists on the moors
- Walk to the summit of the Nine Standards Rigg with its enigmatic, drystone cairns
- Neolithic standing stones, medieval stone crosses & old estate boundary markers on the North York Moors
- Option to ride with your luggage rather than walk if the weather is not cooperating
- Benefit from walking with a company that has actually walked the track and has nearly 30 years of expertise in crafting walking notes and walking itineraries
- Hearty English home-cooked breakfasts (or lighter, healthier options if you prefer!) and all lunches bar one.
WALK OVERVIEW
TYPE OF WALK
SELF GUIDEDTRIP LENGTH
19 DAYS
WALK GRADE
Moderate to ChallengingGrade 4 - Moderate to Challenging
Distances are longer up to 20 plus km. Steep hill sections and rough surfaces. Walking experience and active lifestyle necessary.PRICE FROM
$ 3955
per person twin/double share
SINGLE OCCUPANCY
$ 1295
Accommodations charge the same price per room regardless of whether there are one or two people occupying it. To cover the cost of the accommodation when occupied by one person we need to charge the single occupancy fee.
per person
Itinerary
ITINERARY
What’s Included
WHAT’S INCLUDED
-
Pack-free walking
-
25+ years experience
-
Customised
-
Eco Travel
- Walk the entire iconic Coast to Coast track, end to end, pack free
- Walk in 3 major national park areas – Lake District, Yorkshire Dales & North York Moors
- 18 nights of accommodation in character-filled English B&Bs and pubs
- Excellent English home-cooked breakfast daily and walkers lunches
- Stunning high routes for good weather days and low-level routes for those bad weather days
- The glorious Lake District, Yorkshire dales, and beautiful North York Moors
- Grasmere Valley, ‘the loveliest spot that man hath found’ according to Wordsworth
- Enjoy worry-free navigation with our comprehensive track notes
- 24/7 support with our local partner network on the ground
Accommodation & Dining
ACCOMMODATION & DINING
OVERVIEW
A real highlight of this walk is staying in the traditional English Bed and Breakfast and pub accommodations along the way. Be prepared to be spoiled with a warm welcome each day from your hosts who in many cases own the accommodation, and subsequently provide a much more personable experience. Most of your hosts have intimate knowledge of the history of the Coast to Coast track, and some of them have walked it numerous times. All the properties are clean and comfortable and offer all the local hospitality that the English are renowned for, including crisp clean local ale.
After a big day on the track enjoy a warm shower, a comfortable bed and a cooked dinner (we’ve left this to you as there are many choices on offer). We do however include all the breakfasts and all the lunches (except for one).
All the accommodations listed below are our’ go-to’ accommodations but on some occasions, we may have to swap out one accommodation for another of equal quality due to lack of availability.
NIGHT 1
NIGHT 2
NIGHT 3
NIGHT 4
NIGHT 4
NIGHT 5
NIGHT 6
NIGHT 7
NIGHT 8
NIGHT 9
NIGHT 10
NIGHT 11
NIGHT 12
NIGHT 13
NIGHT 14
NIGHT 15
NIGHT 16
NIGHT 16
NIGHT 17
NIGHT 18
General Info
GENERAL INFO
WHY CHOOSE AUSWALK FOR THE COAST TO COAST
For starters, we’ve actually walked the track and taken the time to curate what we actually offer. The Coast to Coast follows clear walking tracks throughout but there are lots of tracks going in all directions. In areas like the Lakes District National Park, walking tracks are not signposted at all, it is apparently against their “ethos”. Not to worry, our very comprehensive day-by-day walking notes that we’ve created, together with our marked copy of a detailed walking map, will ensure that you can walk the Coast to Coast with full confidence, and no fear of becoming lost, even when it is foggy and misty.
AVAILABILITY OF THE COAST TO COAST WALK
The walk is available from March to October. Outside that time please check with us.
August is one of the best months in which to walk the Coast to Coast. The weather is often relatively stable, the heather is in flower, and it is often less busy at this time than one might expect! However, we also recommend spring and autumn as the best time to walk the Coast to Coast track as the weather is pretty good for walking and if you choose spring the heather is in flower!
HOW TO GET THERE AND GET AWAY
- Travelling to the Start of the walk
We offer this walk from St Bees to Robin Hood’s Bay, from west to east so the walk starts in St Bees. The closest airports to the St Bees are listed below; then it’s a 4-hour train ride from there. Of course, London is the most popular entry route into the UK. You can catch a train which takes 5 to 6 hours from Euston Station in central London northwards to St Bees (via Carlisle).
To make it easy we have collated some useful information that will assist you in making arrangements for your travel.
By Air: The easiest option would be to fly into the UK, any of the major cities will suffice as the UK’s excellent train network will ferry you to St Bees. The main UK airports for international flights are Heathrow Airport www.heathrowairport.com, Gatwick Airport www.gatwickairport.com, and Manchester Airport www.manchesterairport.co.uk.
The nearest airports to St Bees are: Durham-Tees Valley Airport www.dtva.co.uk, Leeds Bradford Airport www.leedsbradfordairport.co.uk, Newcastle Airport www.newcastleairport.com
By Ferry: International ferry services run to UK ports from France, the Republic of Ireland, Spain, Belgium, Scandinavia and the Netherlands. There are also local ferry services that run from the Channel Islands, Isles of Scilly, Isle of Man and the Scottish Isles. Visit www.aferry.co.uk/ferryports.htm
By Rail: The easiest way to get to the start of the track from London is by train. St Bees has good train services. For easy train bookings in the UK (and beyond), we recommend using the LOCO2 website https://loco2.com/en. They have an excellent smartphone APP too. Just enter your station of origin, your destination, date of travel etc, and options will be presented (times, fares etc). You can pay online. Electronic tickets or ticket pick up at the station (from a dispenser machine). Trains from London connect with the Cumbrian Coast Line (Northern Rail) which services St Bees. There are several trains daily. Trains to St Bees from London will take approx. 5 hr, with 1 or 2 changes required.
If you would prefer not to change trains, consider going direct from London to Penrith and spending the night there before continuing to St Bees by private transfer.
By Coach: National Express Coaches link most major towns and cities in the UK. For details of departure times and to book tickets call 0871 781 8181 (or +44 (0) 871 781 8181 from overseas) or visit beta.nationalexpress.
By Bus: Various buses run to St Bees from nearby towns. Please visit http://www.traveline.info/ for up-to-date bus journey schedules.
By Road: If you have your own vehicle and are thinking of driving up to the walk then there is a free unrestricted car park at the north end of town and unrestricted parking in most side streets. Sometimes our accommodations have parking available at a small fee per night. If this appeals to you, please contact the Auswalk office about this as soon as possible. For advice on driving to St Bees, please visit www.theaa.com which has a very useful route planner.
- Travelling from the End of the walk
By Air: The nearest airports to Robin Hood’s Bay are: Durham-Tees Valley Airport www.dtva.co.uk, Leeds Bradford Airport www.leedsbradfordairport.co.uk, Newcastle Airport www.newcastleairport.com
By Rail: The nearest train station is north of Robin Hood’s Bay at Whitby (10 km away) or Scarborough (32 km away). For easy train bookings in the UK (and beyond), we recommend using the LOCO2 website https://loco2.com/en.
By Coach: National Express Coaches link most major towns and cities in the UK. For details of departure times and to book tickets call 0871 781 8181 (or +44(0) 871 781 8181 from overseas) or visit beta.nationalexpress.
By Bus: You can get a bus from Robin Hood’s Bay to Whitby train station which takes about 20 min (Arriva Bus Services) – route X93 or Scarborough train station which takes about 35 min. There are several buses a day. See http://getdown.org.uk/bus/bus/x93.shtml for the schedule.
By Taxi: Several local Robin Hood’s Bay taxi companies offer good deals for small groups to Whitby. Ask your accommodation for current contact details. Whitby and Scarborough’s stations are served by a taxi rank or a cab office. Check availability before travelling, and pre-book if necessary. For further information visit www.taxinumber.com
By Road: For advice on driving from Robin Hood’s Bay, visit www.theaa.com which has a very useful route planner.
- Returning to the Start of the Trail:
To return to the start of the walk, from Robin Hood’s Bay you will need to take a bus (Arriva Bus X93) to Whitby and from here take a train to St Bees (approx. 6.5 – 7.5 hrs). Please note that there are different options for this journey, depending on the date and time you wish to travel. We recommend visiting the LOCO2 website https://loco2.com/en.
WALKING
19 days is the recommended minimum amount of time in which to do this walk. This means no days are longer than 25 km, or much shorter than 15 km. We can also adjust this schedule to include rest days or, you could walk the Western Half to Kirkby Stephen, or the Eastern Half from Kirkby Stephen to Robin Hood’s Bay as another option.
The track conditions range, but all of the walks are passable, and no scrambling is required. There is some incline but we’re not talking about anything significant. The United Kingdom is prone to having rain, no surprise there, so there may be some boggy sections but this entirely depends on the time of year and the prevailing conditions. Our advice is to prepare and bring the right gear and you’ll have a fabulous walk. See gear advice in FAQ’s
WEATHER ON THE COAST TO COAST WALK
This walk is not available from November to February. See the United Kingdom Met office or the United Kingdom Meteorological Service for information about the weather and average temperatures and rainfall at different times of the year.
INSURANCE
We require that you have adequate travel insurance against potential losses, damage or injury, including cancellation costs and loss of luggage.
For all trips that require international travel, you must have purchased travel insurance that also includes medical evacuation coverage.
We also charge a cancellation fee if you cancel your walking holiday after we have confirmed it to cover costs incurred from our suppliers and in the office. See the FAQ section for more information.
INFORMATION PACK
For nearly 30 years we have taken pride in providing seamlessly organised walking holidays, but we know, even with that in mind, that you’ll have many more questions. You will receive a very detailed information pack and itinerary approximately 6 weeks out from departure outlining all the fine detail and much more.
CONTACT
If you have any questions, feel free to ask one of our destination consultants. You can get in touch with us via our contact form, email us at info@auswalk.com.au, or call us on +61 3 9597 9767.
Map
MAP
Departure Dates
DEPARTURE DATES
- DATESAVAILABILITYPRICEPER PERSONSingle OccupancyDETAILS
- 1 Apr 2024 - 13 Oct 2024AVAILABLEfrom
$3955
SINGLE OCCUPANCY$1295
Similar Trips
SIMILAR TRIPS
Cape-to-Cape In-Style Highlights – 6 Days
Self-guided
Hike the most beautiful sections of the Cape to Cape Track in the Margaret River region. Walk spectacular coastline, clifftops, rocky coves and idyllic bays.
Cape-to-Cape In-Style Highlights – 6 Days
BACK What's Included- 5 nights’ accommodation at the Pullman Bunker Bay, Caves House or Seashells and in Gnarabup and Margaret River in rooms with ensuites
- Minimum of wasted time in vehicles being transferred
- Private transfers from Margaret River and luggage transport so you can walk pack free
- Chef-prepared cooked breakfasts, substantial walkers lunches and dinners
- Enjoy worry-free navigation with Auswalk’s comprehensive track notes, maps, map case, insulated lunch bag & info pack and national park admission
- 24/7 support from our driver and representatives on the ground
Abel Tasman Walk End to End – 6 Days
Self-guided
Abel Tasman Great walk end to end. Stunning views over golden beaches, estuaries, coves & native forest. Unparalleled opportunities to swim.
Abel Tasman Walk End to End – 6 Days
BACK What's Included- Full access to the Abel Tasman National Park and its beauty
- 5 nights accommodation in beautiful lodges including 4-star Awaroa lodge
- Walk the entire track end to end pack free
- A la carte meals at Awaroa Lodge including 2-course dinners
- 5 breakfasts, 4 walkers lunches and 3 dinners
- Comprehensive track notes, map case, insulated lunch bag and container
- Enjoy the 26 years of our experience in organising self-guided walking holidays
Great Ocean Walk Highlights – 5 Days
Self-guided
Experience all the highlights of the iconic track from Cape Otway Lighthouse to 12 Apostles. Walk along remote Wreck & Johanna Beaches, plus a private tour of Loch Ard Gorge.
Great Ocean Walk Highlights – 5 Days
BACK What's Included- Five-day pack free walking holiday
- The highlights of the Great Ocean Walk
- Four nights’ accommodation with ensuites
- Private tour of Loch Ard Gorge
- Breakfasts, two-course dinners and substantial walkers lunches
- Luggage transport and vehicle transfers
- We shift you along the track from accommodation to accommodation to limit time in a vehicle, creating much more time to relax and enjoy the region
- National Park admission
- Enjoy worry-free navigation with Auswalk’s comprehensive track notes, maps, map case, insulated lunch bag & info pack
- 24/7 support from Auswalk’s transfer company and representatives on the ground
Classic Tour du Mont Blanc in Comfort – 13 Days
Self-guided
The perfect TMB trip for walkers that prefer a little extra comfort. Trek Tour du Mont Blanc by day, relax in comfortable hotels in the heart of alpine villages in the evening.
Classic Tour du Mont Blanc in Comfort – 13 Days
BACK What's Included- Walk pack free with luggage transfers from accommodation to accommodation arranged for you
- 12 nights accommodation in 3 star hotels or simple hotels
- 12 breakfasts and 5 dinners
- Maps, comprehensive Auswalk authored walk notes, GPX tracks and day-by-day summary
- Transfers from Geneva airport – see General Information section
- Itineraries can be flexible to account for weather conditions
- Daily luggage transfers – access to your main luggage every evening (not possible in mountain huts)
- No need to carry a sleep sheet or towel (required for mountain huts)
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