Walking The Malverns with Sense Adventures

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Sense Adventures

Sense Adventures offers guided day activities and mini-breaks to mixed groups of blind and sighted people. This is a chance to explore somewhere new in a safe, friendly environment. The holidays are designed to be fun and inclusive and are open to individuals and couples alike.

Are you visually impaired and would love to explore the beauty of the town of Malvern nestling at the foot of the Malvern Hills? Malvern is rich in history from its mediaeval Priory to the Victorian heritage around the famous water cure and Malvern water. Come and join Sense Adventures for one of their stays exploring the beauty of the Malvern Hills with full days of walking and shorter walks depending on the day. The walks take in the main peaks and ridges of the Malvern Hills. Sense Adventures offers one-to-one guides  for walks in mixed groups of blind and sighted walkers  in fund and friendly groups. All levels of fitness can be accommodated so just ask if you wish for a shorter walk.

For 2023 there are guided walks on The Malverns on:

Saturday 12 August

Saturday 30 September

Saturday 28 October

Saturday 25 November

Saturday 16 December

And a weekend holiday at Copper Beech House B&B takes place from Friday 10 November – Monday 13 November. More details and itinerary will be announced soon.

Don’t just take our word for it, read on for the testimony of previous participants…

Lee said, when asked what he liked best about the holiday: “I liked a few things. It felt like a relaxed tranquil location amongst the Malvern hills which meant I was able to sit outside the venue and enjoy nature, fresh air as well as lovely company. Equally enjoyed were the organized walks with the volunteers. Everybody was helpful, friendly and pleasant to chat to along the way. The food was top! Great venue smiles.”

Ester said, when asked how she felt about the volunteer guides: “I am deeply grateful to each of the guides, for without their voluntary support our weekends would not be possible. Luc [A guide] told me (this is not the exact quote, but very close) ‘The word volunteer means that we want to be here, willingly, we like it’, and this is what each of them communicates when I am chatting guided by them or helped having a meal. They manage to never be patronizing and feel like good friends who want to be there together.”

For more information contact Dee on 07920 144614 /[email protected] or visit the website by following the link below:

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