See the sights on a Personal Transporter with this Segway Tour in Fort William! & when we say tour it's not your average sightseeing jaunt. You will be riding your Segway around the paths & walkways on the Dragon's Tooth golf course estate just off the main A828 between Oban & Fort William. The Dragon's Tooth estate gets its name from the snowy peak of the same name which is part of the Glencoe mountain range. We think there's nowhere more atmospheric to go segwaying than under the looming forms of these majestic hills around Fort William. The estate leads straight down to the loch giving you the simply breathtaking backdrop of those imposing mountains & glistening water for your experience. & yes plenty of stops will be made during your Seg tour so you can take pictures. Of course you will need to be proficient at handling these machines before you can go anywhere. That's why this experience starts with a training session on a designated teaching area. This is where beg... ...

Get on a Segway in Hertfordshire to explore the very best terrain this spectacular county has to offer. Steer your two-wheel transporter round this former farm taking in the splendid Hertfordshire wildlife & scenery as you go. Now a bustling activity centre the renovated farm complex is nestled in the beautiful Rib valley & provides a picturesque setting for this sleek Segway experience. Hertfordshire's naturally flat landscape makes Segwaying an easy enjoyable pastime for people of all ages & abilities as there are no technical challenges to overcome; simply a relaxing gentle & reassuringly silent meander across fields towpaths & even part of the golf course! As part of your introduction to Segways there is a session on a short induction circuit at this Hertfordshire venue where you learn to mount & dismount steer accelerate & brake. You'll also have a go at a small obstacle course to demonstrate what you've learned & then with helmets & padding firmly in pla... ...

Surrey roadtrips driving the classic car of your choice around stunning countryside with passengers welcome to join you. ...

These very special lunch cruise & View from the Shard packages will get you going up high & going with the flow on the Thames! We can't think of a better way to see London than with an informal three course meal on the river & a trip to visit inside the capital's tallest building. The timings for your day are very flexible. All you have to do is plan your outing around the luncheon cruise & you can enjoy your panoramic high-rise vistas either before or after your trip down the Thames. We think the best plan is a leisurely voyage into the capital in the morning to do the boat followed by the Shard. Wander along from Embankment tube to the jetty where the impressive 'bateau mouche' style boat will be waiting for you. These modern cruisers have large panoramic windows so no matter where you are seated you'll be able to see all the main landmarks & sights as you glide gracefully past. You'll see how the Thames 'works' with the large number of leisure craft water taxis & even the occasional tall ship all sharing the waters all watched over by the Marine Police Force. Then there are the bridges. Famous landmarks in their own right (remember the Olympic rings on Tower Bridge?) it's really quite special to slide right underneath these iconic structures that link the north & south shores of the Thames. & of course you get a prime view of all the famous buildings along the shoreline & beyond too including Canary Wharf St Paul's the Globe Theatre Tate Modern & so much more. Don't worry if you don't know one bridge from another or couldn't pinpoint the Oxo tower on a map. After you've enjoyed your meal the return leg of your cruise is commentated so you won't miss anything. But your lunch cruise experience doesn't end there
- there's the view from the Shard bit too as you head back over the river to London Bridge. It's truly superb to get yet another different perspective on the capital as fancy high-speed lifts take you up to 244m above ground level for a vertiginous view of London. On a clear day you can see way beyond the capital & into the Home Counties but the best is looking down on life as it happens right below you
- it's seriously mesmerising!

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Work with Border Collies on a farm on Ilkley Moors to learn shepherding skills on this sheepdog experience in Yorkshire ...

Gorgeous glamping in lovely Lancashire! This little hamlet of h&-crafted shepherd's huts is ready to welcome you on a one or two-night break for up to four people. Time to pack your bag & go to this delightful corner of the country! These glamping huts are nestled together in a rather unique location. Mid-way between Preston & Blackburn you'll find Samlesbury Hall. It's an eye-catching medieval black & white half-timber framed house that is steeped in history. Spending a night or two in the grounds of the hall on a glamping break is a real treat for all ages. The gathering of colourful huts is in a quiet spot & whilst being rural & rustic they do have all those little luxuries you want. Each one has an en-suite with hot shower & toilet (so no getting lost in the dark trying to find the toilet block!) & a set of double bunk beds (one double bed above the other). The huts are all heated so you're nice & toasty & are kitted out with tea & coffee-making facilities lighting & sockets to charge phones etc. There are no cooking facilities inside but there's a fire pit outside & you're welcome to BBQ. But in all honesty with the Hall's restaurant (open for breakfast & lunch) & Dottie's Wafflery plus the plethora of local eateries in the village you won't be wanting to cook anyway. What you will want to be doing during your glamping break is visiting & sightseeing. This part of Preston is very rural with lovely farm shops country parks & the River Ribble running through the Lancashire countryside. Of course you must make sure you take time to visit Samlesbury Hall itself with regular guided tours events & activities all of which are free. Our special tip if you go with the kids: take torches & explore the grounds after dark. It's great fun. Then in daylight don't miss the playground & the mini golf then go & say hi to the rescue animals that also live on the estate. We think going glamping in Lancashire is a great way to spend a weekend or a midweek break. Don't forget each hut sleeps up to four (kids or adults) so they represent great value for your money too. Being heated & insulated they're open all year round so you can be a happy glamper in any season! ...

Don your deerstalker for this crime-solving excursion taking in the key locations featured in Sherlock Holmes' London mysteries. Tour the same streets as the grand master of intrigue & uncover interesting facts about this iconic British literary detective. Your walking exploration of London begins where Sherlock Holmes & his assistant Watson first met & proceeds onwards through the streets of the capital visiting the places described by Arthur Conan Doyle in his stories & used in big screen & TV adaptations of these most popular detective novels. This tour means that you can follow in the footsteps of this pipe-smoking star taking in everything from London's finest gentlemen's clubs to restaurants & exclusive hotels. Your well-informed tour guide will reveal a side to London you never knew existed dishing out interesting titbits of information about the nation's favourite super-sleuth. Sherlock Holmes was known for his logical reasoning forensic science skills & being a mas... ...

Looking for the Sherlock escape room? Well as Holmes himself would say: ' The art of disguise is knowing how to hide in plain sight'. If you can find Doyle's Opticians (established in 1859) you're in the right place to start your Sherlock Holmes adventure in London. This immersive Sherlock experience is the crème de la crème of escape rooms. Devised by Time Run in association with BBC's ' Sherlock' creators Steven Moffat & Mark Gatiss this is as immersive & cinematic as escape rooms get. Time to don your deerstalker & be detective. You're in the opticians. The game is now. Stay alert. You're part of the Network now. As you're ushered through the opticians Holmes will welcome you into the 221b Baker Street flat he shares with John Watson. Moriarty is up to his devilish tricks again. Will you solve the mystery in time & escape? Tick tock tick tock the time on the clock is ticking & you've got 100 minutes to get out. As a team you'll work your way through successive rooms solving clues puzzles & mysteries as you go. You'll hear from the likes of Benedict Cumberbatch & Martin Freeman & meet some interesting characters as you go. You'll totally feel like you're part of the story submerged in the world of Sherlock Holmes
- & the attention to detail is amazing. Once you've cracked it you'll emerge in a rather familiar setting. At the Mind Palace it's a mix of Sherlock Holmes speakeasy & private cocktail club. This is where you'll be able to chew over the fat & discuss how you & your team did in the face of the Moriarty threat over pizza & a drink or over afternoon tea. Described by those who have already played as the 'best ever' this Sherlock escape room is not to be missed. You might be in a shopping centre in London but nothing is quite as it seems. Isn't it time you booked an appointment at the optician's? It's the place where you can see but most people just don't observe...
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Introducing the Sherwood Ranger
- a sporting biplane like no other! This wonderfully retro-styled aircraft looks just like the
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Our Clay Pigeon Shooting East Yorkshire experience is ideal for anyone on the hunt for a challenge located just 10 miles outside

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