Alnwick and Holy Island women-only walking holiday, 5–9 April 2027
Organised by WalkingWomen
Alnwick, Northumberland
Meeting or pickup details
The White Swan, Alnwick, Northumberland. 15:00 is hotel check-in; the first walk is at 16:00.
Approximate town area: Alnwick. Check the organiser’s meeting instructions before travelling.
Location sourceOrganiser joining details
Four-night guided holiday, 5–9 April 2027, based at The White Swan in Alnwick.
Advertised price: £1,200 for solo occupancy, or £900 per person sharing.
Includes accommodation, breakfast, hotel dinners, packed lunches on the three full walking days and local transport for walks.
Travel to Alnwick, drinks and optional final-day café lunch are extra.
Check in at 15:00 on Monday; the introductory walk starts at 16:00. The Friday walk is expected to finish around 14:00; arrange onward travel after this.
WalkingWomen grades this trip 2 Goats (moderate); the longest advertised day is 18.2 km. Routes can change with weather and tides.
Check price, availability and joining arrangements on the operator’s page before booking.
Who can join
Women-only. Book the whole holiday directly with WalkingWomen; this listing does not offer separately bookable day walks.
About this walk
Meeting place: The White Swan, Alnwick, Northumberland. 15:00 is hotel check-in; the first walk is at 16:00.
Eligibility: Women-only. Book the whole holiday directly with WalkingWomen; this listing does not offer separately bookable day walks.
Check the original source for current details. Saving or expressing interest is not an organiser booking.
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