Ultimate Soho & Chinatown Food Walking Tour in London
Explore the flavours of London on our Food Tour through Soho and Chinatown. You'll discover the captivating history of two of the city's most lively neighbourhoods, and get a taste of it for yourself! We've pre-planned the itinerary, route, and menu, so all you have to do is relax and discover London, bite by bite.
Soho, renowned for its vibrant music scene, nightlife, and diverse cultural influences, is the ideal spot to dive into London’s rich gastronomic landscape. From Mediterranean and Indian to Chinese and British cuisine, you'll savour a variety of flavours and share the experience with fellow food enthusiasts. Along the way, your guide will reveal how Soho evolved into a cultural hub for music, art, and food, highlighting the landmarks and stories that shaped its unique character.
Whether you're passionate about food, history, or just love exploring new places, this tour offers an unforgettable adventure with every bite. Ready to taste your way through London?
Private Tour of Stonehenge and Salisbury Cathedral
Take this fully guided private tour starting at 9am in your own vehicle with AC/Heating, free bottled water and free WIFI and phone chargers. We will visit the amazing and famous Stonehenge for 2 hours and help you explore the entire site and lean all its secrets. Along with helping you take the best possible photos that you can admire you forever. We will then travel a short distance to the very best English pub in the area and enjoy a leisurely lunch for 1 hour. Our final stop is the stunning Salisbury Cathedral and to view its fantastic original Magna Carta signed in 1215 by the King of England John 1st. After this we can take a stroll into the beautiful medieval town itself and walk the banks of the famous River Avon or do some shopping in the many independent English shops for 2 hours. We will then travel back to London and the starting point for approximately 6pm.
Shepton Mallet Prison Guided Tour
Walk in the footsteps of prisoners who have been residents of the wings during the last 400 years. Discover what happens behind the high walls and locked doors. Experience the hidden world of capital punishment and see first-hand where executions took place.
Shepton Mallet Prison conducts guided tours run by officers who great knowledge and stories to share. Our 90 minute tours give you the opportunity to view our historic buildings and learn more about their history dating back to 1625.
Changing of the Guard Walking Tour in London at Buckingham Palace
Enjoy this Changing of the Guard tour in London with unbeatable views of the world famous Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace! The Changing of the Guard in London is one of Britain's most historic events, with the Changing of the Guard ceremony one of the most significant Royal things to do in London.
On this award-winning Changing of the Guard tour you will see the best parts of the Changing of the Guard ceremony featuring the Old Guard, New Guard, Household Cavalry and the ceremonial military band - all whilst you enjoy the best front row views of the guard change!
Your Changing of the Guard tour will also explore the history behind Royal London sights including Buckingham Palace, St James’s Palace, Clarence House, The Mall and Horseguards Parade.
So if you are looking to enjoy the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace with spectacular views, plenty of history, and with memorable photo opportunities, then this is the best Changing of the Guard tour for you!
Edinburgh Food Tour with Scotch, Haggis, a Secret Dish and More
Welcome to the fairy tale of a city that is Edinburgh! Be it sunny, rainy or foggy; this city has captivated every
single person to ever set foot on it. What better way to explore its mysteries than through our shared love of
food?
On our Secret Food Tour: Edinburgh, you won’t just eat delicious dishes — you'll also dive into the history
behind them, gaining a true understanding of Edinburgh’s thriving culinary scene.
You'll explore the historic Old Town like a local and taste the dishes that we here love most.
Changing of the Guard & Buckingham Palace Guided Tour Small Group
Experience the Changing of the Guard from the best vantage points on this guided walking tour in London. Avoid the common mistake of waiting outside Buckingham Palace, where crowds often block the view. Instead, follow your expert guide through the entire ceremony, ensuring you don’t miss a moment of this historic tradition.
Learn fascinating insights as the King’s foot guards, dressed in their iconic red tunics and bearskin hats, march with precision to Buckingham Palace.
Beyond the ceremony, explore London’s royal landmarks, including Buckingham Palace, St. James’s Palace, Clarence House, Whitehall, and Westminster Abbey. Witness the Horse Guard Parade, stroll through Green Park, and uncover hidden stories of St. James’s Palace, once home to King Henry VIII.
End your journey in Parliament Square, near Westminster Underground Station, conveniently located across from Big Ben, after an unforgettable dive into British history and pageantry.
Edinburgh: The Kelpies, Stirling Castle, Loch Lomond & Trossachs
Your first stop is The Kelpies, two iconic 30-metre-high horse-head sculptures near Falkirk that celebrate Scotland's industrial heritage and the mythical water spirits of Scottish folklore.
Next, visit Stirling Castle, one of Scotland's most significant historic fortresses. Explore its magnificent halls and royal apartments, discover the stories of Mary, Queen of Scots and William Wallace, and take in panoramic views from its hilltop setting. Alternatively, spend time exploring the historic city of Stirling, once Scotland's capital and the coronation site of James VI and I.
In the afternoon, travel to the picturesque village of Luss on the shores of Loch Lomond. Wander among its charming cottages, enjoy stunning loch views, or visit the new Luss Distillery for immersive gin experiences and a curated selection of Loch Lomond whiskies.
Private Guided and Chauffeured Tour of London
Explore London like a true professional with a chauffeured tour. With a separate guide and driver, you can explore the best of the city and make the most of your time. Pick up and drop off is included from central London locations of your choice.
Fun, Flexible Treasure Hunt Around Liverpool with Cryptic Clues & Hidden Gems
A fun and different way to see Liverpool!
Solve satisfying clues and follow beautiful maps sent to your phones.
Spot things other people take for granted!
You’ll learn interesting facts and stories.
Everything is outdoors and you can do social distancing.
'Plymouth: Harbour to Hoe' Guided Walking Tour
We launched in 2023 offering welcoming, engaging and entertaining tours around Plymouth.
This 'Plymouth: Harbour to Hoe' walking tour takes you around the most popular and historic areas of the city, so you don't miss a thing.
We want to give you a feel for the city, and don't expect you to have a prior knowledge of history, or the area.
We are passionate about making our tours as accessible as possible. We have planned step-free routes for people with wheelchairs or limited mobility, and have audio description training, to welcome guests with visual impairment.
The team is fully insured and we are dedicated to only share researched and authentic stories about Plymouth from the past, present and future.
It was set up by Hannah, a proud Plymothian. She used her experience in visitor engagement, heritage interpretation and digital walking trails to set up this new walking tour offer with visitor engagement at its heart.
Taste & Tour: Guided Gin Tour in Belfast
This is the only Gin Tour you can do in Belfast!
Over the course of 3.5 hours you will discover the incredible gins that are being distilled in Ireland as well as the brilliant Belfast bars that serve them.
Our gin guides make this experience really special as they are "ginthusiasts" and are so passionate about the juniper elixir.
You'll try 7 carefully selected gins, from old school to new and you'll find out how diverse a category gin is and how each of the bars showcases this spirit.
One Way Taxi Transfer - London to Southampton Seaport
When Booking with us, Passengers will get these additional services as well; Meet & Greet: We are offering a meet and greet service for seaport pick-ups from the port terminals. Free waiting time: All the seaport customers will have thirty free minutes of waiting from the cruise arrival time. Our Drivers are friendly and have a good command of the English language. We always keep our vehicles neat and tidy so the passengers will have a pleasant journey.
Blackbeard to Banksy - The Ultimate Walking Tour of Bristol
Join us for a fantastic fun filled and fact packed tour of Bristol, take in world leading street art by Banksy and others, nestled in 1000 years of city history.
5-Day Orkney & Northern Coast Tour from Edinburgh Incl Admissions
Venture to the far-flung Orkney Islands on a 5-day tour from Edinburgh with 3-star accommodation included, and visit top Highland towns and attractions, too! With a friendly guide, travel through the Highlands, visiting Loch Ness and Glencoe, and pass John o’Groats on route to the stunning Orkney Island archipelago. With Kirkwall (Orkney’s capital) as your base, discover the area’s historical highlights such as Skara Brae, Maeshowe and the Standing Stones of Stenness. On route back to Edinburgh, call in at the 15th-century ruins of Ardvreck Castle and Culloden Moor, an important Jacobite battlefield. Overnight stays in Inverness and Ullapool are included, plus two nights in Kirkwall.
*Tour Price includes entrance to Skara Brae, Maeshowe and Culloden Battlefield.
Steam Trains, Whitby, and the North York Moors Full-Day Tour from York
Hotel pick up and drop off is included on this truly personal touring experience, where you'll find the smallest group size available in York: just 7 per group. The intimate group size lets you get to know your local guide, a Yorkshire native born and bred in the area, and your fellow travellers. Explore the stunning North York Moors by road and steam train, following the back roads and farm lanes through the beautiful Yorkshire countryside, enjoying photo stops and chance to jump out and enjoy the peaceful setting of the Moors. You'll visit the fabulous seaside town of Whitby, famous for its association with Captain James Cook and featured in Bram Stoker's Dracula, before boarding a steam train for a journey across the majestic North York Moors. You'll see the best of the Moors, spend time by the seaside and visit the charming railway station made famous as 'Hogsmeade Station' in the Harry Potter films.
Gaskan cruise - Golden Eagles!
This cruise takes you on an adventure in to the wilderness.
Starting in the busy Glenfinnan area where we describe all the sights and detail the history of the village both old and modern. We soon whisk you off down the loch to the land of eagles, deer, Harry Potter landmarks and the home of the MacDonalds of Glenaladale.
Gaskan cottage was the home of well known naturalist Mike Tomkies for many years whilst he studied and wrote of the local wildlife, especially the eagles and wildcats there. It can only be accessed by boat or very long walk so this part of the loch is very serene and unspoilt.
This cruise returns to Glenfinnan jetty.
Cornwall & the Cotswolds: Small-Group Tour from London (5-days)
Join this five-day adventure exploring Cornwall and the Cotswolds from London, where you'll visit world-famous destinations like Stonehenge and Bath, but also seek out harder-to-reach locations like Port Isaac and villages in the Cotswolds. This small-group tour will take you on a journey of spectacular scenery, winding country lanes, unique history and authentic local flavours...
• Explore beautiful coastline in Cornwall and charming countryside in the Cotswolds
• Visit famous attractions like Stonehenge and Bath, but also seek lesser-known 'gems'
• Try traditional foods like Fish & Chips, Cornish pasties and Devonshire Cream Tea
• Follow in the footsteps of King Arthur, Poldark and Doc Martin
• Small groups with a maximum of 16 passengers, starting & finishing in London
• Includes: 4-nights accommodation, Tour Leader and minibus transportation
Cambridge University Walking Tour
We’ve been leading our acclaimed Christian Heritage guided walks for over 25 years, and work with a dedicated team of local guides to bring you a small-group walking experience which is personal, engaging and unforgettable. We aim to give you a feel for some of Cambridge's most iconic and influential spots, both on and off the beaten track. Our approach is a little different from a standard tourist tour: we believe that ideas matter, and focus on how a small number of big ideas have shaped the university over eight eventful centuries.
Weaving together stories about the Cambridge characters who transformed the world (such as Isaac Newton, William Wilberforce and John Milton), our guides will lead you through subjects such as the emergence of the university from Christian monasteries, the Protestant Reformation, the development of modern science, movements for the rule of law and religious freedom, and the campaign to abolish the British slave trade.
Shore Tour from Invergordon Highland Highlights
Our shore tours from the Port of Invergordon enable you to explore the very best of the local area. We are a local Highland company, with highly experienced tour guides and well-appointed mini-coaches. We don’t just offer tours, we offer an opportunity to fall in love with the place we call home. Join one of our tours to find out why we love the Highlands so much!
As the only Visit Scotland 5 star accredited tour operator in Invergordon, a quality experience is guaranteed.
Europe's Biggest Giant Swing Experience In Kent
Feel the rush on the Giant Swing at Hangloose Bluewater.
You'll start with a friendly welcome and safety briefing from our expert team before being strapped in and lifted 50 metres into the air. Take in the incredible views over the Bluewater cliffs and lakes - if you can keep your eyes open!
Then comes the drop. Once released, you’ll swing through the air at speeds of over 50mph in an adrenaline-filled free fall you won’t forget.
It’s fast, it’s fun, and it’s one for the thrill-seekers. Are you brave enough?
3-Day Orkney Explorer Small-Group Tour from Inverness
The archipelago of Orkney hides many treasures: and on our new three-day tour, your experienced driver-guide will ensure you find the best of them.
You’ll unearth some of the most well-preserved prehistoric sites in Europe, examine a beautiful red sandstone coast, and discover the vibrant culture of remote island communities. All from the comfort of a luxury, 16 seat mini-coach.
It’s an experience you’ll treasure for a lifetime.
Half Day Private Tour with Puffins, Ponies and Past Shetland
Join us for a private guided tour to Shetland's scenic south Mainland. Departing Lerwick we visit the island's former capital, Scalloway, before heading to Sumburgh at the southern tip of the islands. Here we visit the prehistoric settlement of Jarlshof before concluding our tour with a visit to Sumburgh Head.
Stand Up Paddle Boarding Journey Down Bude Canal
Stand Up Paddleboarding (or SUP as it is widely know) in Bude is a fantastic and fast growing sport to hit the water in the UK.
The large surfboard style paddleboard creates a stable platform for you to stand on and the extra long canoe paddle makes it easy for you to motor around in only a few minutes.
Stand Up Paddleboarding is less challenging than surfing which makes it an even more accessible for your family, friends and great as a large group activity.
Loch Ness, Glencoe and Highlands Small Group Tour from Edinburgh
Departing Edinburgh, travel north into Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, with a relaxed morning refreshment stop in the Highland town of Callander.
The journey continues through Rannoch Moor, one of Scotland’s most remote landscapes, before stopping in Glencoe to admire its dramatic scenery and learn about the events that shaped this iconic glen.
Travelling through Fort William, there is an opportunity to view Ben Nevis, the UK’s highest mountain, from the minibus on clear days, before following the Great Glen to Fort Augustus, at the southern end of Loch Ness.
This is the main stop of the day, allowing time for lunch, exploring the village, watching boats pass through the Caledonian Canal locks, or joining an optional Loch Ness cruise (available on the day, payable locally).
The return journey travels through the Highlands and Perthshire, with an evening refreshment stop before arriving back in Edinburgh, with views of the Forth Bridge on the approach.