Maurits Cornelis Escher (1898 - 1972) needs no introduction. The Dutch artist’s mathematically inspired artwork featuring impossible objects and geometric shapes, unique perspectives on nature,…

The "Little Tibet" of Italy Suffice to say that while doing research for our new Small Group Walking Tour of Abruzzo we were completely blown…

An introduction to one of the oldest cities in Abruzzo A trip to Abruzzo is not complete without a visit of Sulmona. During our walking…

Galicia marks the final lap of our journey, only a mere 150 km separate us from Santiago now. Walking the high peaks of Galicia, surrounded…

With Galicia waiting just round the corner and Santiago now closer than ever, the time to leave Matavenero had finally come. Living here for nearly…

18th June 2014   [caption id="attachment_165" align="alignleft" width="243"] Rua El Cid[/caption] As we stepped into the streets of Leon we felt a heavy weight lifted…

4th June 2014   The Camino is as much a physical challenge as it is a mental one. That evening we went to bed in…

1st June 2014 Most pilgrims usually set off early in the morning: we never managed to get going until at least 9. After our night…

30th May 2014 “Then we crossed a wide plain, and there was a big river off on the right shining in the sun from between…

27th May 2014 Our Camino begins in the quaint village of St Jean Pied de Port, today the principal gateway to the pilgrimage. Sitting at…

From the Imperial Fora to the Vatican Museums - part 2 We all love Rome, beautiful ancient city, one of the oldest continuously occupied sites in Europe! in…

Discover the real soul of Rome Condensate almost 3000 years of history of the beautiful Rome in a simple blog post is a kind of…

Argentario and Tuscan Archipelago In just a few weeks we set off to run our first Tuscany Golf Tour, an exciting project we have been…

While you are waiting to join us on our Grand Tour of Corsica Walking tour, here is a little preview of what to expect from this…

The First Emperor of France Small in stature, Napoléon left behind a huge legacy. Napoléon Buonaparte was a military general who became the first emperor…

Two things we always get asked on our trips: the origins of the name Caspin and our logo, the Faun. Well, one thing led to the other.…