Top England Nature and Wildlife Tours - page 6

Birmingham gave the world Cadbury’s chocolate, lawn tennis, and a fountain locals call the “Floozie in the Jacuzzi.” This self-guided audio walking tour takes you through the stories you won’t find on a plaque. Start at a Baroque cathedral that survived the Blitz, walk through Victorian squares where Prince Charles once compared a public library to a place where “books are incinerated.” Follow the waterways that gave Birmingham more canal miles than Venice. Peek into Back to Back houses where a family of ten shared a single room, and end at a medieval bull ring turned modern shopping mecca, overlooked by a church with 900 years of history and a Selfridges building covered in 15,000 aluminium discs. This tour is the perfect orientation for those who are first time visitors to Birmingham. It is available in 9 languages and works offline. Listen at your own pace – pause for coffee, photos, or a canal-side lunch.

Four knights walked into Canterbury Cathedral one December evening — not to pray, but to murder an archbishop. This app-based self-guided walking tour takes you through the city shaped by that single act, passing by all three UNESCO World Heritage sites and the medieval streets that connect them. From the spot where Becket fell to the oldest church still in use in the English-speaking world, you'll follow stories of refugee weavers and a poet who wrote one of England's greatest work of literature and died penniless. Fifteen stops over four kilometres, narrated at your own pace — no fixed start time, no group to follow. If you'd rather pause for a riverside lunch than rush between landmarks, this self-guided Canterbury walking tour fits your day, not the other way around. It is perfect for those trying to figure out what to do in Canterbury apart from visiting the cathedral. Over 20,000 travellers have used our self-guided tours, and a full refund guarantee means nothing to lose.

Book in advance to visit Sea Life Brighton, and head straight inside to discover the underwater world inside the world’s oldest operating aquarium. Built in the 19th century, the aquarium is today home to an ocean, reef, and lagoon displays with a colorful variety of tropical fish, sharks, turtles, and sea horses. Stroll under the sea through a glass tunnel, and learn about sea life breeding programs and community projects as you explore at leisure.

- Scenic Views of the Sussex Coast and Downs. - Latest Top of the range Electric Mountain Bikes - Full guided tour by experienced local. - Enjoy a coastal ride, local villages and the scenic views of the South Downs - If you like off road experience then take the offroad coast track along the top of the cliffs and up to the top of the South Downs. This allows you to take in the scenic views of the coast from the top of the South Downs.

Explore an incredible underwater world at SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth and get closer than ever before to the creatures and features of the world’s oceans, with over 1,500 sea creatures and the 250,000 litre Tropical Ocean Display/tunnel is where you can see an awesome array of creatures and our largest inhabitants as they roam around the Lost City of Atlantis! Interact with our playful Humboldt penguins as they swim and socialise together and immerse yourself in the mysterious and graceful world of Rays in ‘under the Raydar’! Find out how it feels to touch a starfish at the Interactive Rockpool Experience and discover the world's smallest crocodiles! Make the most of your visit and enjoy the daily fun talks, animal feeds, special events and an adventure quiz - there’s plenty for everyone to enjoy at SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth.

Discover a whole new underwater world at Sea Life Center Weymouth. See a range of aquatic wildlife, from otters to sea turtles to the world’s smallest penguins, and much more. You can get closer to sharks than you would in the wild in the Ocean Tunnel, and kids will love the Caribbean Cove Adventure Playground as well as the interactive rock pool, where they can touch a real starfish.

Discover the enchanting Yorkshire Moors on this captivating day tour from York. Begin your adventure in the picturesque village of Hutton-le-Hole, where charming cottages and serene landscapes invite a leisurely stroll. Continue to the historic port of Whitby, the backdrop for Bram Stoker's Dracula, and enjoy time to explore its cobbled streets, abbey ruins, and sample local fish and chips. Visit the quaint Robin Hood’s Bay and snap photos at the iconic Goathland Station, known as Hogsmeade in Harry Potter. With a small group setting, benefit from a personal touch and insights from your driver-guide. - Full-day tour of Yorkshire Moors and Whitby from York - Free time to explore Hutton-le-Hole, Whitby, and Robin Hood's Bay - Visit Goathland Station, famous from Harry Potter - Travel in a comfortable 16-seat mini-coach with expert commentary

North Cornwall’s countryside and coastlines are ideal for exploring by bike: you can embrace the fresh air and visit places hard-to-access by other vehicles. This small-group tour steps up: with a route that showcases the epic scenery around Morwenstow and e-bikes that motorize your pedaling. Cycle sleepy lanes, breeze over hills, and discover everything from stunning cliffs to hidden sites; with an optional refreshment stop on route. Choose from different durations to suit.

Howletts, located near Canterbury, is a truly unique wildlife park dedicated to conservation and the preservation of endangered species. Home to the UK's largest herd of African elephants, it's the only place in Kent where visitors can enjoy such an extraordinary experience. Stroll through the park to encounter gorillas, tigers, and a host of other incredible animals while supporting vital global conservation efforts. With picturesque grounds, immersive exhibits, and unforgettable wildlife encounters, Howletts offers a day out that's not only entertaining but also deeply meaningful for nature lovers of all ages.

Swap the hustle and bustle of London for the tranquility of RHS Hyde Hall, where horticultural wonders bloom throughout the seasons, with a prebooked admission ticket that saves you having to wait in line on the day. You’ll be able to explore at your own pace without the pressure of keeping up with the pace of a large group.

Many English people grew up with the tale of Grace Darling, the young woman who helped her lighthouse keeper father save nine people from a shipwreck in 1838. On this unique tour, you'll join the current lighthouse attendant on a trip to Longstone Island. If conditions permit, there'll be the chance to see inside the lighthouse (donations required): along the way, expect to see gray seals and nesting seabirds.

Tracking down Harry Potter™ locations across London can be tricky without a clear route or context. This self-guided audio tour makes it easy, guiding you between key sites such as Platform 9¾ and locations linked to Gringotts and the Leaky Cauldron. Explore at your own pace while learning how real landmarks and neighborhoods inspired the books and films, and uncover the Wizarding World hidden in plain sight.

Learn about the legend of Lady Godiva on this small-group walking tour of Coventry’s Cathedral Quarter on this small-group guided walking tour. Along the way, hear how the dissolution of the Monasteries led to the loss of St. Mary’s Priory and Cathedral, the role Coventry was supposed to play in the infamous Gunpowder Plot, and the curious history of Coventry Castle.

Did you know a bear once roamed the halls of Trinity College? Or that a car mysteriously appeared on the Senate House roof? Discover the stories behind Cambridge’s most iconic colleges, pubs, and landmarks with this self-guided audio walking tour. Created by a researcher at Pembroke College and packed with insider stories you won’t find in guidebooks, you can walk in the footsteps of Newton, Stephen Hawking and Charles Darwin. This tour is the perfect orientation for those who are first time visitors to Cambridge and want to cover the highlights. Start anytime. Pause whenever you want. Finish in 1 hour or linger half a day. The tour is yours to enjoy at your own pace, with 1-year access and full offline capability.

Combine the thrills of s speedboat ride with sightseeing in London on this exhilarating ride on the Thames River. Depart from Tower Millennium Pier at a time that works for your, and pass by landmarks such as the O2 Arena, Tower Bridge, Canary Wharf, Greenwich, and much more, all with minimal commentary so you can focus on the views and experience.

Discover Hengistbury Head like never before on this self guided audio tour. Find out about the history of Hengistbury Head and how it was used after World War II. Discover what this area looked like 200 years ago, and learn about the rock and timber projections into the sea. Find out how we track the migration of birds that stop to visit here. There is even the account of the ghostly rider of Hengistbury Head and much, much, more. Enjoy a walk with something for everyone.

When you book advance tickets to SEA Life Manchester, you won’t just save yourself any hassle during your travels: you’ll have guaranteed admission to one of the city’s most engaging and family-friendly destinations. Home to over 5,000 sea creatures, SEA LIFE Manchester offers visitors of all ages a glimpse into the deep. See jellyfish, pufferfish, and octopi, and learn all about the life cycles of sea turtles. Once inside, you have time at your leisure to discover.

Book this ticket ahead of time to the Eagle Heights Wildlife Foundation to secure your spot and mark it firmly in your calendar. Explore the beauty of Kent, enjoy spending time in nature, and wonder how you can be so close to London but have such a different atmosphere. Make sure to catch a flying display from birds that come from many places worldwide.

Discover a wildlife adventure like no other at Port Lympne! Explore a sprawling 600-acre reserve where endangered animals roam freely, offering you a safari experience right here in Kent. From up-close encounters with iconic species like rhinos and giraffes to stunning views of the English Channel, every moment is unforgettable. Wander through lush gardens, meet animals face-to-face, and enjoy family-friendly activities that inspire curiosity and wonder. More than just a visit, it’s a journey into the wild—perfect for creating memories that last a lifetime.

Take a break from the bustling promenade and discover an underwater world with a visit to SEA LIFE Blackpool. See native and tropical species including sharks, rays, frogs, and seahorses, and enjoy an up close experience from the comfort of dry land, taking advantage of the bubble windows and walk-through tunnels for an intimate view of ocean life.

Step into the magical world of Harry Potter on this immersive walking tour through central London. Led by a knowledgeable and entertaining guide, discover iconic filming locations, real world inspirations, and behind the scenes stories from the beloved film series. Start at King’s Cross Station to see Platform 9¾, then explore Leadenhall Market, the Monument to the Great Fire of London, London Bridge for views of Tower Bridge, Borough Market, the River Thames, Millennium Bridge, St Paul’s Cathedral, Big Ben, Westmins ter Abbey, the Cenotaph, Downing Street, and Horse Guards Parade. Learn about Ministry of Magic filming locations, see Trafalgar Square, discover the inspiration for Gringotts Bank, and finish on Shaftesbury Avenue at the Palace Theatre, home of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Perfect for fans of all ages, combining magical storytelling, famous landmarks, and hidden gems.

Embark on an exciting coasteering adventure and explore Cornwall's rugged coastline where few can reach. Get geared up in your wetsuit and helmet, then follow your instructor to scramble, swim, and cliff jump. Swim through natural arches, take in stunning views you'd otherwise miss, and experience the coast from a new perspective. Private sessions are also available for an extra fee.

Sail around the Farne Islands on this group tour, where you’ll have the chance to spot puffins, terns, razorbills, and loads more birds. You’ll land for an hour to visit the Inner Farne National Trust Bird Sanctuary, where your attendant will answer all your questions and tell you about the area’s history. You’ll also see seals, waterfalls, and much more.

Make the most of your time in Stratford-upon-Avon with this engaging 60 minute guided walk. It’s the perfect way to experience the essence of the town—its Shakespearean legacy, historic architecture, and captivating stories—without feeling rushed. Stratford-upon-Avon is a place where history feels alive. Charming half-timbered buildings seem to whisper stories from centuries past, while the picturesque riverside and historic streets create an authentic glimpse of England’s heritage. As you stroll past boutique shops and quaint cafés, you’ll discover Stratford’s deep literary connections, most famously linked to William Shakespeare. In just one hour, you’ll experience Stratford’s literary magic, riverside charm, and beautiful historic architecture—enough to inspire you to return and explore the town’s stories in greater depth. Whether you’re a literature enthusiast or a curious traveller, this walk ensures you won’t miss Stratford’s highlights. Wheelchair friendly. Dogs welcome.