Visit the Home of England Rugby on these Twickenham stadium tours! The very first match held on this famous site was in 1909 & it was a local derby between Harlequins & Richmond. Since then the stadium at Twickenham has grown to be the largest venue dedicated to rugby in the world
- & it makes for an impressive tour with free access to the World Rugby Museum included too.

Visits to the stadium are guided by hosts who are passionate about rugby & highly knowledgeable about Twickenham through the ages too. Your tour will see you visiting 'back stage' areas that are normally closed to the public. You’ll find yourself going through doors that are most definitely out of bounds for most of us on match days so you can have a really good nosey.

Imagine what the pre-match build-up must be like in the player dressing rooms or what it'd be like watching the game from the Royal Box or one of the hospitality suites. This is all truly the stuff of great rugby stadium tours!

The highlight of this Twickenham stadium tour has to be running down the player's tunnel just like hundreds of rugby internationals have done at the start of a game. The atmosphere the tension the apprehension & expectation as the crowd is singing & the team runs out onto the pitch. Then you follow in their studded footsteps & take a pitch side walk to get close to that finely manicured turf that has seen more International tries penalties & drop kicks than any other pitch.

In the new World Rugby Museum follow the history of the game from its origins in Rugby School to the present day. Explore a glittering array of trophies including the Calcutta Cup made from 270 silver rupees; take up the challenge of discovering “ What Kind of Rugby Player Are You?” in the Play Rugby Zone & re-live some of rugby’s most memorable moments with film & video footage








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Immerse yourself in the spirit of rugby at the brand new Twickenham Rugby Museum! These tickets give you direct access to the

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A new take on sightseeing with a twilight Segway tour! Take one the country's best loved castles take a personal transporter & mix them together just as the sun sets & you've got a wonderful sightseeing excursion filled with the most photogenic views ever! This twilight Segway tour operates out of a very special location in Kent that is ideal for watching sunsets. Leeds Castle is a wonderful Kentish landmark sitting on a moat surrounded by acres & acres of country estate. With expansive views all around & very little light pollution the sunsets can be nothing short of spectacular. The beauty of these Segway tours is that they set off at twilight that rather beguiling time of day between daylight & darkness when the soft light gives everything a lovely glow. As day turns to dusk you'll being seeing this castle (quite literally) in a different light. It's also the time of day when the masses of visitors drift away & all becomes quieter. These tours are designed to show y... ...

Spend two nights under canvas when you go bell tent camping! This small & very lovely camp site just outside Pocklington in North

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Outdoor fun with friends & family at these New Forest lodges! Book in for a couple of nights at the Avon Tyrrell outdoor activity centre for a midweek or weekend break away that combines catching up on sleep with trying some fab sports & activities too. These New Forest wood-clad cabins are basic but spacious lodges that sleep six complete with a twin bedroom & two bunk bedrooms. That means everyone gets their own sleeping spot so no need for anyone to crash on a sofa bed. & there's even a kitchenette equipped with the things you need to keep the troupes fed & watered with space for you all to sit down & eat at the table together. The key to these breaks is where these lodges are located. You're in the New Forest National Park proper nestled in the grounds of Grade I listed building Avon Tyrell. This imposing Arts & Crafts style mansion was built as a 'calendar house' that's to say 365 windows 12 chimneys 52 rooms seven main doors & four wings. It has a fascinating history & is the centre piece of this 65 acre estate totally dedicated to outdoor activities & personnel development specifically aimed at teens. Whilst you will be lodged in a quiet corner with just seven wood cabins in total there are plenty of things for all ages to enjoy in & around this New Forest estate. Free activities include the trim trails woodland paths bouldering wall the kids playground & outdoor shelters. Payable locally you can book in for an archery session hire bikes go climbing conquer the high ropes learn about bushcraft build a raft build a shelter or scare yourself silly on a zip wire. If you fancy getting out on the water there's a delightful boathouse & lake with pedalos kayaks canoes & even fishing spots too. There's even an outdoor swimming pool that's heated & open between April & October so if you time your trip to Avon Tyrrell right you might be able to go for a dip too. In essence this is a break for active bunnies. & yes you're in the middle of the New Forest but all lodges have access to wifi there's a reception & shop too with a cafe that opens seasonally so you're not completely cut off from the world. & with so much to do on the estate & Highcliffe beach just seven miles away we think this is a great place do have fun & try some new outdoor activities hosted by the Avon Tyrrell team! ...

Two-seater Spitfire flights from WW2 fighter base Biggin Hill. This is the ultimate in flights for Spitfire fans from around the world  flying over the Kentish skies in a genuine Battle of Britain fighter plane out of Biggin. ...

Here's an experience with a difference
- it's a two seater version of a current single seater racing car & you'll be in as a passenger!
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Trial lessons in an upgraded Harvard T6-G from Headcorn or North Weald. You get to the fly the plane! ...

A trio of flights to learn the tactics & techniques of heli flying. ...

Go tall ship sailing in Dorset on board the good ship Moonfleet! Set sail from Portland Marina on a lovely tall ship to ride the seas along the spectacular Jurassic Coast. Roll your sleeves up & get stuck in with the crew or just relax & watch the world go by
- it's up to you. Moonfleet was originally built in Holland in the 1930s as a cargo boat. This steel-hulled ship was then converted into a sail training vessel with the aim of making tall ship sailing affordable for all. & these experiences in Dorset certainly live up to that mantra with a two-hour sail out costing less than £50. & we have to say we don't know why but there's something rather fantastical & even romantic about these elegant tall ships. It's all about adventures on the high seas & glorious sailing expeditions at the helm of such a beautiful vessel with you joining the Moonfleet crew! Led by Captain Jez you'll motor out of Portland Harbour. Once on the open seas it's time to put to sail. This is yo...
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