DESTINATIONS WEEKENDS ACTIVE & ADVENTURE


LEFT: Canoeing on the Spey, Scotland


Best of the rest


Sleep under the aurora: Best Served Scandinavia combines viewing the northern lights from an Aurora Dome with wild foraging, a Lappish food experience, campfire nights and optional fishing trips on its four-day Finnish experience.


w CANOE IN SCOTLAND You don’t have to cross the Channel for adventure. The UK is an outdoor paradise if you know where to head, with the Scottish Highlands at its scenic heart. For clients wanting to explore


the region in a unique way, suggest a canoe trip. Wilderness Scotland offers a three-night, wild camping experience riding the rapids of the River Spey with


pine forests, heather-covered hills and whisky distilleries along the way as you meander through some of Scotland’s most extraordinary landscapes. Book it: From £675 per person based on two sharing, including three nights’ wild camping, all meals, transport from Aviemore, tents, camping and canoeing equipment, and a guide. wildernessscotland.com


Cycle from Florence to Siena: UTracks offers cycling enthusiasts a four-day self-guided trip through Tuscany via rural vineyards, rolling hills and picturesque towns to reach charming Siena and its cobbled streets.


Get adrenaline pumping in Cornwall: The Eden Project isn’t just gardens. It has heart-racing attractions including England’s longest zipwire, a 50mph gravity swing, and 10-metre freefall and 12-metre jumps. Attraction World combines them all in one package for £55, available April to November.


58 travelweekly.co.uk 16 August 2018


PICTURE: ASAF KLIGER


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