Whether you’re looking for an energetic adventure or an experience with a slower pace, our tours offer plenty of options to suit your travel style. Enjoy your adventure your way: check tour descriptions to find the activity level that’s right for you.
Designed for travellers who prefer a relaxed pace with minimal physical demands. Walking is generally on level or gently sloping surfaces, with frequent opportunities to rest. Travellers should be able to manage a small number of stairs, board and disembark transportation independently, and remain on their feet for short periods during sightseeing activities. Daily walking may range from approximately 1–2 hours, depending on the itinerary.
Suitable for travellers with average mobility who are comfortable being active throughout the day. Sightseeing may involve regular walking on a mix of surfaces, including cobblestones, uneven pathways, and moderate inclines. Travellers should be able to climb multiple flights of stairs, navigate steps without assistance, and stand for extended periods during guided visits. Daily walking may range from approximately 1–3 hours, depending on the itinerary.
Ideal for travellers who enjoy exploring destinations on foot and can comfortably handle more physically demanding days. Expect a combination of walking tours, uneven terrain, hills, and frequent stairways. Travellers should be comfortable standing for longer periods, entering and exiting various forms of transportation, and maintaining a steady pace throughout the day. Daily walking may range from approximately 2–4 hours, depending on the itinerary.
Recommended for travellers with good stamina and mobility. Itineraries may include extended walking tours, longer sightseeing days, hiking-style excursions, and more challenging terrain. Participants should be comfortable navigating steep inclines, uneven surfaces, and numerous stairs while remaining active for much of the day. Daily walking may range from approximately 3–5 hours, depending on the itinerary.
Designed for travellers with a high level of mobility and stamina. Expect regular physical activity throughout the journey, including extended walking and occasional hiking on uneven, rugged, or steep terrain. Itineraries may include remote locations, significant elevation changes, and high-altitude destinations above 3,000 metres / 9,800 feet, where reduced oxygen levels can make physical activity more demanding. Travellers should be comfortable with longer touring days, frequent stair climbing, limited accessibility at some sites, carrying personal belongings over short distances when required, and remaining physically active for approximately 3–6 hours depending on the itinerary.