
TRAVEL GUIDES AND LONG DISTANCE HIKES
John and Emma are a travelling couple, hiking and exploring the world together. We write about long-distance hiking, cities and any adventures we find. Bringing you “really useful travel guides.” Simple as that.
Who are Lotus Eaters Travel?
Emma is an avid writer, yogi, travel planning guru and enjoys good eating with red wine in beautiful places. John is the chief strategist of Lotus Eaters Travel, lover of Lebanese food and the middle east, chess geek and spontaneous adventurer.

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Embark on a journey of a lifetime with Lotus Eaters Travel Planning, where we turn your dream of long-distance walking into a meticulously planned reality.
Our passion for exploration, love for diverse cultures, and commitment to providing an unparalleled experience drive us to offer personalized consultation services for some of the world’s most iconic walking trails.
WHERE TO VISIT NOW
Autumn has arrived. We invite you to browse our recommendations for the best destinations to visit at this time of year.





EXPLORING THE UK
If you’re staying put in the UK this Autumn, you can find our guides to glorious beach towns and more.


LATEST BLOG POSTS
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The Laugavegur Trail: what we liked + didn’t like
THE LAUGAVEGUR TRAIL: WHAT WE LIKED & DIDN’T LIKE. The Laugavegur Trail had been on our hiking wish list for years. Between the colourful rhyolite mountains, steaming geothermal valleys and black volcanic deserts, it looked unlike anywhere we’d ever walked before. Add in Iceland’s famously unpredictable weather and a few icy river crossings, and it… Read more
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The GR131 Canary Islands: what we liked + didn’t like
THE GR131 CANARY ISLANDS: WHAT WE LIKED + DIDN’T LIKE. The GR131 isn’t a single hike – it’s seven of them, stitched together with ferries. We knew that going in, but we didn’t really understand what it meant until we were standing on a black lava field on Lanzarote, then days later swimming off a… Read more
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Walking the Dry Stone Route: what we liked + didn’t like
WALKING THE DRY STONE ROUTE: WHAT WE LIKED + DIDN’T LIKE. After nine days, 159km, countless climbs, a few moments of wondering what on earth we’d signed up for, and some of the best mountain scenery we’ve ever walked through, we finally reached the other side of Mallorca. The Dry Stone Route (GR221) had been… Read more


LOTUS EATERS TRAVEL YOUTUBE CHANNEL
Our most detailed content is on this site, but you can also find some visual walking guides on our YouTube channel.





