Top England Wildlife Encounters

If you’re interested in ethical beekeeping, this small-group London experience has what you’re looking for. Let your guide talk you through the world of bees in the city, showing you around a small apiary, sharing fun facts about the insects, and giving all who dare a more hands-on experience at a hive. The experience finishes with a honey tasting session featuring unique collections from around the world.

Animal lovers will enjoy the chance to get up close to foxes in a safe environment. Learn more about the cute creatures in general and the red fox residents of the Ark Wildlife Park in particular, who were rescued from the British and European pet trade. After a safety briefing you’ll be allowed to enter the fox enclosure to interact with the animals on their own terms.

Immerse yourself in the sights and scents of London’s breathtaking Kew Gardens. A UNESCO-listed venue, the Royal Botanic Gardens features a diverse array of rare plants and flowers across 326 acres (132 hectares). Discover the lawns and gardens on foot, stroll along the Treetop Walkway to view some of the gardens’ 14,000 trees, and visit magnificent structures like the Royal Kew Palace and the Palm House – one of the largest surviving Victorian glasshouses. Note that last entry is at 2:30 p.m. as the gardens close at 3:15 p.m.

Whether you’re a nature lover, a honey enthusiast, or simply looking for a unique day out, this experience offers an unforgettable connection with these incredible creatures. Also A jar of locally produced set or runny honey is included to take home.

Enjoy the rare chance to see British wild deer in their natural habitat and take photographs of them on this private guided walk around a private deer park near Leek. After an introductory briefing, stroll the park to spot its communities of red and fallow deer. Learn about deer behaviours, get photography tips, absorb the peaceful fields and Peak District views, and perhaps get the opportunity to feed the deer.

The South Bank's busiest attractions draw long entry lines, especially in the school holidays. Booking SEA LIFE® London Aquarium in advance lets you pick a time slot and head in at the hour you choose. Inside, themed zones take you through marine life from sharks and eels to clownfish and turtles, with a glass tunnel that puts the tanks overhead and a suspended platform above the sharks, plus daily feedings and talks.

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.

Tackle the rugged terrain of Dorset’s rural landscapes without breaking a sweat on an electric bike tour that takes you off the beaten path and reveals sights that most first-time visitors miss. Cover way more attractions in Poole, Bournemouth, and Christchurch than you would if exploring on foot, and pedal at a relaxed pace that suits that of your whole group.

Getting to the Harry Potter™ studio tour means a trek out to Watford and sorting your own trains, on top of timing entry to a site that books up. This small-group tour handles both, with round-trip train transport from central London and timed entry arranged. Inside, walk the original film sets, see props and costumes from across the eight movies, and learn how they were made.

This self-guided Northumberland road trip is designed to reveal how the region’s national park landscapes, Roman frontier and dramatic coastline connect into one coherent journey. Instead of planning routes between distant landmarks yourself, the guide links inland valleys, historic sites and coastal scenery into a clear touring structure that moves naturally from Northumberland National Park to the North Sea coast. You can follow the full inland-to-coast journey or explore sections. Along the way the guide connects famous landmarks such as Hadrian’s Wall and Bamburgh Castle with valleys, forest landscapes and traditional fishing villages. Rather than a fixed itinerary, the guide provides narrative context, clear route progression and flexible time-based planning ideas so you can adapt the journey around walking routes, historic sites and coastal exploration. With 12 months access included, you can start planning well before your trip and return to the guide whenever you need.

Step into the beautiful Sussex countryside, just 1.5 hours from London, and discover the fascinating world of bees in this hands-on beekeeping adventure. Whether you’re a nature lover, a honey enthusiast, or simply looking for a unique day out, this experience offers an unforgettable connection with these incredible creatures.

There literally is nothing else like this! We walk the land, we sleep under the stars, our ponies pack the kit. Dorset is a stunning county, with two Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and 40% of the county designated National Landscape. It is a complex network of rolling fields, ancient woodlands, pine plantations and the tracks and green lanes that connect them, and we get you right in the middle of it, camping wild in ancient woodland. We take the work out of your walk by not only planning a gorgeous route, but with the help of our furry friends, Bob and Evie, the pack ponies. ​Meander through heathland, woodland & plantation. Cross sparkling fords, take in distant views. Visit thatched villages along old smugglers routes. ​​​Our route is carefully planned, tried and tested to give you the best experience with pack ponies.​ Walk further, camp wilder, breathe...

Exploring the New Forest without a guide can make it easy to miss wildlife and the rich history that gives the landscape its meaning. This guided discovery walk from the village of Lyndhurst reveals the forest’s story as you travel beneath its ancient canopy. Learn why the New Forest is such an important ecological area, all while keeping watch for woodland birds and wildlife roaming along the trails. Your guide also brings the human history of the forest to life, sharing stories of the people who lived in the forest over a thousand years ago.