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Small but mighty, the United Kingdom is far more than haggis, tartan and whisky in Scotland; and far more than pubs, stately homes and cream-teas in England. Rather, it's a land of perhaps surprising extremes from its deepest valleys scored with fast-flowing fish-rich rivers to the whitest of sandy beaches and highest of snowcapped mountain peaks.
Away from the cities that tell the UK’s story through its castles, ...
Away from the cities that tell the UK’s story through its castles, ...
Small but mighty, the United Kingdom is far more than haggis, tartan and whisky in Scotland; and far more than pubs, stately homes and cream-teas in England. Rather, it's a land of perhaps surprising extremes from its deepest valleys scored with fast-flowing fish-rich rivers to the whitest of sandy beaches and highest of snowcapped mountain peaks.
Away from the cities that tell the UK’s story through its castles, palaces, museums and contemporary culture, it's a wilderness of wonderful wildlife, walking trails, award-winning cuisine and endless opportunities for adventure.
In true Wild Frontiers form, we're focusing on the remotest parts of both England and Scotland. In the former, we explore the wild Northumbrian coast and hinterland, home to Hadrian's Wall and Lindisfarne; in the latter we look to the remote northern isles of Orkney and Shetland, where ancient and modern histories combine with all manner of natural attractions. Prepare to experience a very different side of the UK - characterful islands with Neolithic remains, rugged geological marvels and sensational wildlife-watching experiences await.
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Away from the cities that tell the UK’s story through its castles, palaces, museums and contemporary culture, it's a wilderness of wonderful wildlife, walking trails, award-winning cuisine and endless opportunities for adventure.
In true Wild Frontiers form, we're focusing on the remotest parts of both England and Scotland. In the former, we explore the wild Northumbrian coast and hinterland, home to Hadrian's Wall and Lindisfarne; in the latter we look to the remote northern isles of Orkney and Shetland, where ancient and modern histories combine with all manner of natural attractions. Prepare to experience a very different side of the UK - characterful islands with Neolithic remains, rugged geological marvels and sensational wildlife-watching experiences await.
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HIGHLIGHTS OF UNITED KINGDOM
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Travel back to Neolithic times
Orkney is home to a plethora of ancient sites, from Europe's most complete Neolithic village of Skara Brae, to the mystical Ring of Brodgar. Discover the myths and legends behind these fascinating sites and learn more about life over 5000 years ago.
Follow the Pilgrim's route to Lindisfarne
Follow the Pilgrim's route (at low tide) to Lindisfarne (Holy Island) and learn of its key importance in the early days of Christianity
See Shetland's famed wildlife
With only 16 inhabited islands out of 100, Shetland is rich in wildlife, and attracts over a million seabirds and 21 species to its shores. Enjoy coastal walks and visit the islands of Yell and Unst, home to one of the largest breeding colonies of Bonxie in the world.
Step back in time at Hadrian's Wall
Discover on foot the engineering marvel of the 2000yr old Roman frontier fortification of Hadrian's Wall
Discover a land forged by giants
One could argue that Orkney and Shetland were once forged by giants, made evident by their spectacular coastal geology. See one of the finest examples with a visit to the Old Man of Hoy - the famous sea stack surrounded by some of Britain's highest sea cliffs.
Marvel at the architectural splendour of English castles
Explore some of the dramatic castles which defended the Northumbrian Coast from Viking attack such as Bamburgh castleINSPIRATION

WALKING IN THE ORKNEY ISLANDS | WILD FRONTIERS
Join us on a stunning journey to the unforgettable Orkney Islands, a little-visited archipelago of some 70 small islands and skerries due north of the Scottish mainland. Walking is a wonderful way t…
My travel inspiration!
Last week we laid my old Grandmother to rest. In her 101st year, I guess it was the blessing everyone, including Gran, thought it was. But I have to say I found it very sad. Funerals always make you think about your own mortality, and they remind you of other much-loved companions that have left…USEFUL INFORMATION
UNITED KINGDOM REVIEWS

Catherine Wilkinson
My first Wild Frontiers trip blew my expectations away - I'm not sure I'll be able to cope travelling with other…