Accommodation Providers
The trail passes through or near towns and villages with hotels, B&Bs, cafes, and shops. However parts of it are quite rural and it is essential to plan accommodation in advance at any time of year.
Check that cafes and pubs are open when you plan to walk as some are seasonal.
There is a large range of styles of accommodation along the trail from Camping and Glamping locations, Camper Vans, B & B’s, Village Hotels, restored Mill, timber eco Cabins, Air B & B’s to more upmarket options in the urban locations – there is something to suit everybody. Accommodation styles will vary according to your daily schedules and where you start and finish each day.
Package Options
There are a number of providers who have put together a variety of Accommodation Packages, transfers, daily baggage transfers to next Accommodation and a point of contact for support throughout your journey. There are also a number of Bike Hire & Accommodation options including Bike and B & B and Bike and Tent.
Baggage transfer can be tricky if you choose to take the self booking route. You would need to discuss ahead of time with your Accommodation provider what options / taxi’s are available in each area.
Public transport serves some points along the route but not all.
On this Taxi link you will find two Taxi Services that cover the entire Trail between them for continuity. They offer a range of Services including comfort support. Advance booking is essential.
Some Accommodation Providers will drop and collect walkers from and to the trail but you need to check this when booking your Accommodation.
If you are booking with one of the private package providers they will collect and drop you to and from the trail. They will also move your baggage to the next Accommodation venue.
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