About
Explore walking and cycling tours worldwide with detailed routes and points of interest. Access personalized itineraries, accommodation details, and discover local attractions. Future updates will include national footpaths and trails for all users.
What's New in Compass Holidays
1.18
October 21, 2017
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. This version fixes some compatibility problems with iOS11.
MoreFAQ
What regions does Compass Holidays initially cover?
The initial version of Compass Holidays focuses on self-guided walking and cycling tours in Cornwall and The Cotswolds. Future versions will expand to include national footpaths and trails.
How do I access personalized routes with Compass Holidays?
Clients receive unique login details to access personalized routes, points of interest, and accommodation information. Contact Compass Holidays directly to inquire about tour packs.
Is Compass Holidays available on Android devices?
Compass Holidays is currently supported on iPhone and iPad devices. Information regarding Android compatibility for future releases has not yet been announced.
What is the update frequency for Compass Holidays?
The app was last updated on October 21, 2017, with version 1.18. This indicates a release cycle of approximately every few months for this initial version.
Does Compass Holidays have ads?
No, Compass Holidays does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.
What is the age rating for Compass Holidays?
Compass Holidays has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This rating suggests it is appropriate for children and adults alike.
How does Compass Holidays compare to other travel apps?
Compass Holidays offers a specialized experience focused on guided walking and cycling tours with personalized content, unlike broader travel planning applications.
Can I use Compass Holidays offline?
The description does not explicitly state offline functionality. However, the mention of Ordnance Survey maps suggests potential for offline map access, which is common for navigation apps.
