Explore Byways Breaks
Where you can find us
27 Harthill Avenue
Liverpool
Merseyside
L18 6HY
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Byways Breaks arrange walking and cycling holidays in the unspoilt countryside of Shropshire, Cheshire and Welsh borders. We know the best places to stay and our cycling and walking routes are carefully planned so you explore the most beautiful countryside, visit places of interest and stop at the best pubs and tea shops.
All our walking and cycling holidays are self-led so you have the freedom to explore at your own pace, safe in the knowledge that all the other details of your holiday have been taken care of by us.
We know the area well and carefully select all the accommodation we use. Byways Breaks work closely with all our accommodation providers to ensure you have a comfortable stay and everything you need. We get excellent feedback from our customers, and many return to us again and again.
We have cycling holidays from 3 nights to week long holidays and a selection of walking holidays around Shropshire and the Welsh borders, including the Shropshire Way and Offa’s Dyke Path.
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