Yorkshire Wolds Way
Walking holidays along the Yorkshire Wolds Way, 5-8 days. Map, guidebook, cosy accommodation and daily luggage transfers included.
Yorkshire Wolds Way
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A walking holiday from Hessle in the south along the Yorkshire Wolds to Filey in the north.
From £837 per person
From £837 per person
The Yorkshire Wolds Way travels through a tranquil corner of England that has remained largely unchanged for centuries. This landscape of softly rounded chalk hills and flower-filled hedgerows is alive with butterflies, birds, and villages nestled in wooded dells.
Between England’s most famous deserted medieval village at Wharram Percy, views across the Humber Bridge to the towers of Lincoln Cathedral, and the quaint seaside resort of Filey, there’s plenty to catch your attention on this remote, peaceful walking holiday, one of the shortest National Trails.
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Crossing the Yorkshire countryside from the foot of the Humber Bridge to the crumbling cliffs of Filey.
Visiting Yorkshire pubs for a well-earned taste of local ale, including the Wold Top Brewery, which sits on the trail near Hunmanby.
Catching a glimpse of the looming North York Moors over the Vale of Pickering.
| Code | Tour | Duration | Price per person | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| YWW1 | From Hessle(L) to Filey | 5 days walking | £837 | |
| YWW2 | From Hessle(L) to Filey | 6 days walking | £975 | |
| YWW3 | From Hessle(L) to Filey | 7 days walking | £1109 | |
| YWW4 | From Hessle(L) to Filey | 8 days walking | £1247 |
“Thoroughly enjoyed our first walking holiday.”Mr Hall, UK
“Very taken with the countryside in an area which I barely knew.”Mr Ogden, UK
“The whole experience was one we thoroughly enjoyed and the Contours arrangements too away all the hassle associated with organising such a walking holiday. The walking maps, detailed instructions, accommodation arrangements and general travel information all helped to enrich the experience and enabled us to concentrate on enjoying the walk.”Mr Callister, Australia
“Quiet solitude in a unique area of dry chalk valleys with extensive long distance views.”Mr Ward, UK
“Very enjoyable. The heart of the Wolds, Goodmanhope to Thixendale just wonderful. The Wolds are very different to any other part of the country I have been too. Well worth a visit.”Mr Holloway, UK
“Can`t fault Contours, despite late changes all went smoothly. Already have recommended this holiday with Contours with a number of people.”Mr Baldwin, UK
“Taxi transfers worked very well, always on time and easy to contact, very helpful.”Mrs Bloomfield, UK
“It is as well organised and all the accommodation was very good.”Dr Smith, UK
“It was unimprovable!”Mr Paulo, UK
