See a winter wonderland from the air on these winter sightseeing flights! These special heli tours take place during

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Take a helicopter ride from the Birmingham area & discover the wonders of the historic Severn Valley whilst enjoying the thrill of being in a luxurious helicopter! This fascinating corner of the country has quite a few little surprises to show you & as you hover over the towns & villages in your fancy chopper your pilot will point all those main landmarks out to you. If you fancy a short but very sweet hover around the local countryside the buzz flight will give you just enough time to feel totally exhilarated by the fact that you are actually in a fancy helicopter whilst you whizz over farmland fields little lakes & country lanes around the Bobbington area from where you take off. If you love delightful Bridgnorth we can highly recommend the 10 minute ride that'll see heading over there to look directly down on High & Low town on the right & left banks of the River Severn respectively. It's a great way to see this lovely little English market town & if you look ca... ...

Quad biking in woodlands near Dawlish on a fun forest safari trek. ...

Targets sniper action assault missions & arrows
- this shooting challenge has all this & more! Groups will love this place. Hidden
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Have fun in the great outdoors & learn new skills when you try bushcraft in Shropshire or Guildford! These one & two-day courses are hosted & run by highly experienced military veterans. They'll teach you all about the essential bushcraft & survival skills in the woodlands around Buildwas in the heart of Shropshire's Ironbridge Gorge or Worplesdon near Guildford. This team is super passionate about the outdoors. Many of the members are ex-frontline military & special forces having served all over the world. But their favourite missions of all are in the lush woods of Shropshire & Guildford. As the guys themselves say their mission is to 'reconnect with nature & have a good time whilst learning some important lifelong skills'. & that's just what you'll be doing on these fab courses. You'll have the chance to leave the hustle & bustle of city life behind for a day or two & get back to real basics. If you want to survive in the wilds it's shelter water & food that are top of the list. So you'll spend time doing things like building a bivvy learning how to purify water lighting a camp fire & even preparing your fresh fish for supper. A series of hands-on teaching group exercises & challenges means that all important sense of camaraderie is there right from the start as you all get stuck in. This is the sort of activity where you'll learn lots laugh lots make new buddies & generally just open your eyes to a whole new world which takes a jaunt in the countryside to a whole new level. Indeed if you really want to immerse yourself in survival skills for a weekend in Shropshire or Guildford with a difference we highly recommend the two-day course. You get to spend a night under the stars with some brill extra activities including night navigation (if conditions are right) orienteering & of course making breakfast in the morning. & we have to say nothing beats a brekkie cooked on the open fire. Enjoy it out there! ...

Light the campfire & toast the marshmallows for this fun & friendly Woodland Ways bushcraft & survival weekend trip. Get ready for a thrilling two-night adventure teaching key survival skills allowing you to learn how to make the most of your open-air under the stars environment in an engaging exciting hands-on manner. The Woodland Ways experience focuses on basic bushcraft & survival techniques which can be adapted to a range of outdoor situations. Running from Friday night through to Sunday morning this weekend foray into the wilderness means that you can develop practical skills such as fire-lighting food preparation shelter building & natural navigation over your two nights in the woods. While you won't be expected to survive solely off the land you'll certainly be learning about & lending a hand cooking healthy & sustaining meals using typical woodland fare such as pheasant rabbit & trout. Foraged fruits vegetables & mushrooms may also make appearances depend... ...

Warning: this is not your standard Polo Focus or Impreza drive
- this is a 300bhp WRC style driving experience! Here's your chance
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Chocks away for a highly authentic WW2 simulator session! We've got two full-sized vintage warbird simulators ready & waiting ...

Ride the water like a pro when you learn wakeboarding in Brighton! This wake park just outside Brighton along the Hove waterfront offers one of the most innovative wakeboard cable tow systems out there which means it's easy for beginners to get up & going on the board. This tatster session will see you immersing yourself in the coolest water sport there is with top notch tuition included to help you progress quickly. Of course Brighton is right on the sea but you will actually be wakeboarding on an inland lagoon just metres away from the promenade. The advantage of this is that the water is nice & flat & you don't have waves to contend with. If you literally just want to dip your toe in the water the wakeboarding taster here in Brighton is perfect for you. Over the course of an hour you will be taught all the basics. Starting on land the instructors will show you how to actually get strapped into the board & bindings & what stance to adopt by establishing whether you are... ...

Visit the Wallace Collection for afternoon tea that's a very genteel English affair! There's something very calming & serene about this rather lovely restaurant & cafe that is in the heart of this wonderful little museum. This voucher gives you the chance to discover this one of London's best kept secrets…just don't tell everyone!A couple of minutes' walk from the bustle of Regent Street & you'll find yourself at Manchester Square an oasis of calm. Overlooking the lush green little park is a rather elegant building that dates from the late 18th century. Hertford House was the London townhouse of Sir Richard Wallace the benefactor of the Wallace Collection. On his widow's death this grand residence & the entire collection was left to the nation for us all to enjoy. & indeed anyone can take a wander around the series of galleries displaying some of the 5 500 artefacts in the extensive collection. Entrance is free & there are paintings porcelain & furniture pieces from the 13th to the 19th century to admire. Amazingly nothing is every loaned out & no article can ever leave the collection
- a condition of the bequest by Lady Wallace. Now you've had a chance to marvel at the masterpieces from the likes of Turner Rembrandt & Gainsborough admired the fine Sevres porcelain & lingered over the exquisitely crafted furniture it's time for that most traditional of English affairs… Your afternoon tea will be served in the atrium restaurant. The inner courtyard of the Wallace Collection was given a beautiful glass roof in 2000 with the idea of creating the outdoors indoors. It's a lovely light & airy conservatory-style space that can be used all year round thanks to a clever underfloor heating/cooling system. Tables & chairs are nestled around sculptures & plants with a 19th century fountain recovered from the Wallace's French chateau as the rather ornate centrepiece. A superb setting then for your Wallace Collection afternoon tea. & to be in keeping with the bygone age colonial feel you can expect the the most delicate cakes sandwiches with the crusts cut off & fine loose let tea (or coffee). The highlight; has to be the homemade fruit or plan scones with Cornish clotted cream & preserves. As we said this delightful little museum is a real hidden gem in the middle of the capital that is sure to please.
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