Severn Way
Explore the Severn Way at your own pace on a full-route self-guided walking holiday. Accommodation, luggage transfer and custom holiday pack included.
Severn Way
https://www.contours.co.uk/severn-way
Shadow the River Severn from its source at Plynlimon in Mid-Wales to its end at Severn Beach in England.
From £495 per person
From the wild Cambrian Mountains flows the longest river in Britain: the Severn. For years it supported industrial revolution in Shropshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire, leaving rural wharves and busy inns dotted along its length. These make it an accessible – and these days far more peaceful – setting for a relaxing, largely downhill walk that culminates in a meander along the sandy shores of the Severn Beach.
With the powerful Severn Bore sweeping along the broader sections of the river, the Severn Way provides a unique look into a beautiful force of nature, and all it has provided for the people who live along it.
From £1455 per person
The full Severn Way trail journeys 215 miles from the mountainous landscapes of mid-Wales all the way to the pretty Severn Beach in the south of England. The route stays close to the River Severn throughout, tracing its journey from its source in the Cambrian Mountains all the way to the sea.
Along with excellent riverside scenery thoughout, the Severn Way passes through dozens of rural towns and villages, each with their own fascinating stories to tell about how the longest river in Britain helped to shape this wonderful corner of the United Kingdom.
| Code | Tour | Duration | Price per person | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEVW1 | From Rhyd-y-Benwch/Hafren Forest to Severn Beach/Bristol | 11 days walking | £1455 | |
| SEVW2 | From Rhyd-y-Benwch/Hafren Forest to Severn Beach/Bristol | 14 days walking | £1800 | |
| SEVW3 | From Rhyd-y-Benwch/Hafren Forest to Severn Beach/Bristol | 18 days walking | £2260 |
| Code | Tour | Duration | Price per person | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEVWSBS | From Worcester to Gloucester | 3 days walking | £495 |
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“A great experience to follow a river from its source (a boggy pool on a mountain) to a mighty four mile wide estuary. It was so varied, changing all the time and I loved it all.”Ms Mobbs, UK
“Walk was nice countryside. Good things were some of the lodgings - we enjoyed the Woodberry in Bridgnorth. Very spacious and clean rooms, excellent bar and restaurant. Also Best Western in Ironbridge and the lodgings in Bewdley were nice.”Dr Haemig, USA
“The Severn Way is a pleasant and interesting walk which is not too taxing. It makes a pleasant change from toiling uphill and down dale.”Mr Rooke, UK
“I enjoyed the holiday and all the accommodation Contours arranged.”Mr Richardson, UK
