Our Women Want Adventure experience will be an authentic Pilgrimage adventure. We will set off early each day, and on average we will walk 25kms daily. On our first day in Ponferrada, we will register as Pilgrims, collect our Scallop shell (which identifies us as Pilgrims) and our Credencial del Peregrino (which must be stamped at least daily to identify us as valid Pilgrims).

Explore the beauty and culture of Spain and Portugal with a small group of women. We head to Spain and Portugal in May when the weather is perfectly sunny and cool. These two Iberian countries boast a plethora of art, culture, architectural marvels and amazing food! Dance Flamenco, learn how to make a Portuguese meal and ride a Segway through the narrow, cobblestone streets of Granada. Our trip takes us from the capital city of Madrid, to Granada’s Alhambra, the cobblestone streets of Sevilla’s old quarter and the  colorful neighborhoods of Lisbon.

With Chef Kaitlyn Smith - Andalucia, Spain, the land of olive groves and rolling hills of almond blossoms, gypsy songs and flamenco dancers.  Oh and did we forget to mention its culinary and culturally rich heritage? When it comes to Andalusian gastronomy, tapas, sherry,  and mouth watering Iberian ham will have you planning your next visit before you’ve even made your journey back home.

The Camino de Santiago is an internationally renowned walking trail with many route options. Our chosen route covers the final 114 kilometres of the French Way through the delightful Galician hills from the lovely town of Sarria westwards to the city of Santiago de Compostela and its imposing cathedral. It is the most popular section of the trail and deservedly so.

After 2 sell-out solos holidays we want to bring more women together to enjoy, laugh, relax, explore and have lots of fun! This time on the beautiful island of Mallorca, staying in the first hotel in Spain exclusively for women situated in the picturesque fishing village of Porto Cristo

Our Women Want Adventure experience will be an authentic Pilgrimage adventure. We will set off early each day, and on average we will walk 25kms daily. On our first day in Ponferrada, we will register as Pilgrims, collect our Scallop shell (which identifies us as Pilgrims) and our Credencial del Peregrino (which must be stamped at least daily to identify us as valid Pilgrims).

The image of Spain is one of color, romance, passion, and the lone figure of the matador in the bull ring, cape and sword in hand beneath the burning afternoon sun. The Sights and Soul's journey through Spain explores the many aspects of this enchanted and diverse land, its history, culture and cuisines. It incorporates an in-depth exploration of Seville, Cordoba and Granada with the Alhambra, while staying on Costa del Sol in southern Andalucia, then it includes touring Madrid and Toledo in central Castilla-La Mancha, followed by the beautiful city of Barcelona in eastern Catalonia, with excursions to Montserrat, Girona and Costa Brava.

If you're looking to experience the Camino de Santiago, but don't have 8 - 10 weeks free to cover the whole distance, this is the perfect trip for you. Adventurous Women will be walking the last stretch of the famous Camino de Santiago from the Medieval kingdom of Leon through to Santiago de Compostela at around 300km's in distance.  The walking will be at a steady pace, on varied terrain - sometimes flat, sometime mountainous and between 9 - 28km's in any given day.

The Road of St James (El Camino de Santiago) has many traditions. In addition to being a pilgrimage route for Christians wanting to visit the tomb of St James, many experts believe that pre-Christian people traveled it into the setting sun to the "end of the earth". There are also Celtic traditions, Goddess traditions, even traditions having to do with the lost city of Atlantis. This intertwining of traditions is one of the most interesting aspects of the Road: there is something there for almost everyone, but not always what people expect at the outset of their journey.