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The World on Foot discover THE WORLD ON FOOT EUROPE & WORLDWIDE WALKING HOLIDAYS explore the world CONTENTS 4 | 10 REASONS TO CHOOSE ON FOOT HF HOLIDAYS Find out what makes us special There’s a whole world of landscapes, 6 | EXPLORE THE WORLD WITH US cultures and histories out there waiting A variety of destinations awaits to be discovered – and here at HF Holidays 8 | WALKING YOUR WAY we’ve been helping people do just that for Choose the holiday to suit you more than 100 years! 10 | BIGGER & BETTER FOR 2019 When it comes to giving people the opportunity to Discover what’s new, improved and making a welcome return travel the globe on foot, experience new delights and rediscover old favourites, we believe that no 12 | YOUR YEAR OF WALKING one does it better. Our team of experts travel Exceptional holidays for every season across six continents to craft the best holidays in WKHnjQHVWVSRWV 14 | SPECIAL PLACES TO STAY Discover the cream of the crop All our holidays showcase our passion for walking, and our depth of knowledge means we can put a 16 | TRAVEL IN STYLE unique spin on well-known destinations and Your journey, your way take our guests where the guide books don’t. 18 | CUSTOMISE YOUR HOLIDAY Island escapes, mountain trails, city breaks Extra touches to make your adventure unique and more – however you like your walking, 20 | CULTURE AWAITS YOU we’ve got a destination for you. And with Experience what makes each country special hand-picked accommodation in stunning locations included, you can rest easy 22 | A WORLD OF FLAVOURS knowing we’ve taken care of the Delicious food to suit all tastes evenings too! 24 | TRAVERSING THE DOLOMITES Tackle famous trails 26 | A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE Getting close to nature JIM FORWARD Chief Executive 28 | THE HIGHEST HIGH Our more challenging High Route holidays 30 | FIND YOUR PERFECT HOLIDAY All our destinations, dates and prices 2019 HOLIDAY OFFERS Book by 31 July 2018 HOW TO BOOK SAVE UP TO DOUBLE LOW DEPOSIT * * Call 0345 470 7558 reward Visit hfholidays.co.uk £200 * £99 per person NEED points OFFERS to secure Email [email protected] RNjVHOHFWHG your holiday for HF Holidays holidays of a lifetime members *Terms & Conditions apply – visit our website for details Member of PLUS ONE LUCKY PERSON WILL WIN BACK THE COST OF THEIR HOLIDAY – draw to be made 31 January 2019* Call 0345 470 7558 or visit hfholidays.co.uk | 3 Taj Mahal, India – Rajasthan 10 REASONS TO CHOOSE HF HOLIDAYS Italy – Cinque Terre, Bonassola 1. 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