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Walk through medieval villages, rolling vineyards, misty mountains, and golden plains – all the way to Santiago de Compostela.
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30+ Years Experience
Three decades of crafting memorable walks worldwide
Pack-Free Walking
Your luggage travels ahead while you walk light.
Self-Guided Itineraries
You choose when, where, and who to walk with.
Comfortable Accommodation
Private rooms, hot showers, and good sleep. Always.
We've been connecting walkers with natural wonders and rich cultures around the world for 30+ years. We take care of everything from seamless luggage transfers to comfortable accommodation and logistics, so you can walk light and travel deeper.
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Our Expertise
Self-Guided Specialists
We pioneered self-guided walking holidays in Australia, and now bring that expertise worldwide. Walk at your own pace, on your own schedule, with everything taken care of.
Pack-Free Walking
Your luggage is transferred between accommodation so you can walk with just a daypack.
Stress-Free Logistics
Detailed route notes, maps, GPX Navigation, and 24/7 support so you can walk with confidence.
Comfortable Stays
Hand-picked stays that balance character with comfort — from authentic inns to boutique hotels.
What's Included
Walk well. Sleep well. Eat well.
Every Stroll itinerary is built around two things that matter most at the end of a day's walking — where you eat, and where you sleep. Breakfast is included each morning to fuel you for a day on the trail. Lunch and dinner are yours to explore with plenty of opportunities to sample local delicacies en route!
What you'll eat
Local flavours, served the way locals do.
Local Cheeses and Cured Meats
Picnic fixings from village shops, with crusty bread for trail lunches
Padrón Peppers
Blistered green peppers served as tapas, salty and dangerously moreish
Riojan Reds
Silky local wines that suit long lunches in vineyard country
Where you'll stay
Carefully chosen accommodation along the trail.
Family-run Guesthouses
Small welcoming stays where fellow pilgrims swap stories over breakfast
Village Inns
Characterful addresses in old towns and hilltop villages along the route
Historic City Stays
Comfortable nights in places like León and Santiago, close to everything
The Trails
Where will you walk?
4 destinations across Camino de Santiago — each one a world of its own.
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Camino, Final Stage: Sarria to Santiago - 8 Days
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Tales from the Trail
Real stories from real walkers. No scripts, no filters - just honest moments from the trail.
Memories From Mont Blanc
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Ian“A shower, beer, lovely dinner, and comfy accommodations at the end of each day's walk was something to look forward to after each day's adventure.
Carol
“Highly recommend these guys. Ian and the team helped me last-minute book the coastal route for the Camino De Santiago Portuguese route. Organised my bag transfers, hotels with breakfast included, all for a really reasonable price. They deserve 10 stars.
Samantha
Autumn trails, Nakasendo Way
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MerelStrolling Along the Kumano Kodo Nakahechi
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Tash“Our holiday was well organised with a very detailed itinerary and was seamless from beginning to end. We loved the views from our accommodation, and the restaurant was top-notch.
Vanessa
Local Hospitality along the Nakasendo Way
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Paul“Stroll took all the uncertainty and stress out of planning our walk. The accommodations were exceptional and provided the rest and rejuvenation required each night to complete each stage of the 14-day walk. The personalised walking notes were invaluable and certainly ensured the best experiences and hassle-free days.
Peter
“The meals and lunches provided were delicious, and with various opportunities for an onsen along the way, it made for a relaxing evening and a good night's sleep.
Chris
40 Days on the Camino Frances
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ChrisWalking the Abel Tasman Coastal Track
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Georgie 
Meeting the locals in Dordogne
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MonicaPost Towns along the Nakasendo Way
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Tash“We thoroughly enjoyed the Japanese walking holiday that Stroll has put together; the transfers worked smoothly, and we always felt well supported.
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Mark F
“We completed the 6-day self-guided Kumano Kodo walk in Japan in July and highly recommend it to all...Everything was covered, from food to accommodation, and our bags were sent on every day to our next stop. The scenery and culture are amazing!
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Yasmine
Falls River Swing Bridge on the Abel Tasman Track
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Marie
Coast to Coast, UK
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Merel“Entering the square in Santiago de Compostela gave us an extreme sense of achievement...we never felt uncomfortable as the information supplied made sure that there weren’t any surprises. Stroll is a very professional company. Looking forward to our next walk with them.
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Patricia
Exploring the 'green heart of Europe' on the Juliana Trail
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Jessie
The Twelve Apostles
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Sarah“We did the Via Francigena walk in Tuscany, and loved it. The scenery was spectacular and we staying in some gorgeous hotels. Everything ran very smoothly, from the time we booked until the end of the tour. Thanks, guys!
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Jessie
Traditional kaiseki meal at a ryokan on the Nakasendo Way
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Brett“The trip was fantastic from beginning to end. The walking was sufficiently challenging to ensure we felt no guilt about the fabulous food and wine we had at dinner as we made our way between Cape Leewin and Cape Naturliste on the WA coast adjacent to the Margaret River wine district.
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Jeanette
The Path of the Gods
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Matt
Meditation on the Kunisaki Pilgrimage Trail
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Brett“From the moment I booked the Camino walk to the final day of the journey, everything was seamless and enjoyable.
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Vidi
“This is my second trip, with Stroll and again nothing could be faulted - all went to plan, from the pick up, drop offs, accommodation and meals, the organisation was faultless.
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Abel Tasman Coastal Walk
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Post Town Nakasendo Way
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AndreCommon Questions