Coleridge Way
Experience the Coleridge Way at your own pace on a full-length self-guided walking holiday. Accommodation, luggage transfer and custom holiday pack included.
Coleridge Way
https://www.contours.co.uk/coleridge-way
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A walking holiday through the Quantock Hills, Brendon Hills and Exmoor, once beloved by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
From £485 per person
From £485 per person
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The Coleridge Way follows in the footsteps of famous poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, passing through the beautiful countryside of the Quantock Hills, the Brendon Hills and Exmoor.
The trail visits such important landmarks as the poet’s former home in Nether Stowey, as well as plenty of other charming, historic villages along the way.
On your walking holiday, you'll enjoy a scenic mixture of rolling farmland, heather moorland, ancient oak woodland and deep secluded valleys, passing the impressive Stowey Castle and boasting fabulous views from Lype Hill, the highest point on the trail.
Following in the footsteps of famous poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge through the beautiful landscape that inspired him.
Spotting red deer, buzzards, butterflies, Exmoor ponies and other wildlife as you walk through a variety of rich habitats.
Admiring the wonderful views over the Somerset Coast stretching towards Wales.
| Code | Tour | Duration | Price per person | |
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| COL1 | From Nether Stowey to Lynmouth | 3 days walking | £485 | |
| COL2 | From Nether Stowey to Lynmouth | 4 days walking | £605 | |
| COL3 | From Nether Stowey to Lynmouth | 5 days walking | £725 | |
| COL4 | From Nether Stowey to Lynmouth | 6 days walking | £840 |
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“Once again a good, well organised holiday with no organisational problems.”Mr Henderson, UK
“A lovely walk, splendid views, lots of history on a well waymarked route. Very good B&B's. No problems at all. Thanks to the team for organizing everything.”Mr Darwen, UK
“I enjoyed a visit to Coleridge's Cottage and the National Trust guys there were very welcoming. I got the impression they aren't exactly besieged by visitors although weekends and school parties maybe make it busier in what is a small house. On the update, the views were spectacular - right across the Severn estuary over to Wales and up to Dunkery Beacon. In summery - a challenging but very rewarding holiday.”Mr Pearse, UK
“The route is very varied and the scenery lovely. The accommodation was very good. Would definitely recommend this holiday to others. You need to be fittish as there's quite a lot of climb over the six days, but as three seventy somethings we found it was ideal for us. The communication has been good, the pack very helpful, and it was reassurung to find that the accommodation had been checked out by yourselves. We just need to find the right walk for us as we age.”Mr Temple, UK
“Difficult to choose our favourite part of the route as we enjoyed every day.”Mrs Hurd, UK
“We very much enjoyed our holiday. The Devon countryside is very attractive and north Somerset no less so. We were blessed with the weather. Most days were hazy sunshine with a cool breeze – ideal walking weather. We didn’t see one drop of rain. All the taxis for transfers were reliable and accommodating. My wife was concerned about a knee injury when we made our holiday booking so we chose the itinerary with 11 days walking. Previously we would have chosen the 10 days option. On our return, I was interested to see how you restructured the itinerary for 10 days.”Mr Parsons, UK
“Lovely varied scenery and walks, nice daily walking distances.”Mr Pugh, UK
“Beautiful scenery, very nice inns.”Ms Vink, Netherlands
“Overall the accommodation was very good, and hosts welcoming and helpful. Thank you.”Ms Brown, UK
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