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Inntravel Ltd created holidays centred on relaxed activity and rewarding discovery. Whether travellers preferred to explore on foot or on an inspiring journey by train, boat or car, their meticulously planned self-guided holidays and comprehensive route notes revealed the lesser trodden path and offered a truly individual holiday experience.

Idyllic, Unspoiled Scenery

Inntravel featured regions the company knew well, from the surprisingly untouched mountains and coastline of Cyprus to the seemingly endless dunes of the sub-Sahara in Morocco. Travellers were rewarded with unspoiled landscapes, magnificent views and a rich variety of wildlife, discovering timeless villages and other hidden treasures along the way.

Friendly Encounters and a Rich Environment

Many of the unique insights and memories from a holiday came from the people encountered while relaxing into the rhythm and patterns of everyday life. Travellers might be welcomed into the workshop of a rural craftsman, exchange greetings with a goat herder along an isolated upland path, or enjoy a convivial conversation on a café terrace.

Whether drawn by rich flora and fauna or by history and heritage, journeys were enriched by their surroundings:

• Route notes leading to flower-filled meadows in spring
• Remote canyons where vultures soar
• Insightful city guides revealing both famous monuments and overlooked hidden corners

Welcoming Hotels and Regional Cuisine

Inntravel was renowned for family-run hotels of character and self-catering properties of great charm, hand-picking places where owners extended a genuine welcome. Specialising in holidays for individuals rather than groups, the company could select small hotels with an authentic, homely feel, ranging from converted rural farmsteads (agroturismos) to elegant 4-star hotels with pools.

Wherever travellers stayed, they were treated to flavoursome regional cuisine incorporating the best local produce, be it a spicy tagine served in a Berber village or a delicately flavoured seafood dish in an acclaimed coastal restaurant.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of holidays did Inntravel offer?

Inntravel offered meticulously planned self-guided holidays with comprehensive route notes, focused on relaxed activity and rewarding discovery for individuals rather than groups.

How could travellers explore on an Inntravel holiday?

Travellers could explore on foot or take an inspiring journey by train, boat or car, following route notes that revealed the lesser trodden path.

Which destinations were featured?

The brochure featured varied regions the company knew well, including the mountains and coastline of Cyprus and the sub-Saharan dunes of Morocco.

What types of accommodation did Inntravel use?

Accommodation included family-run hotels of character and self-catering properties of charm, ranging from converted rural farmsteads (agroturismos) to elegant 4-star hotels with pools.

What kind of food could travellers expect?

Travellers were treated to flavoursome regional cuisine using the best local produce, such as a spicy tagine in a Berber village or a seafood dish at an acclaimed coastal restaurant.

Was knowing the local language necessary?

No. The brochure noted that travellers might not speak the local language, but this rarely hindered understanding when meeting local people.

This newsletter is part of the Catalink archive and may no longer be available to order. The information above describes Inntravel Ltd. For current details, visit the company's official website.