Top Manchester Full-day Tours

Swap the hustle and bustle of Manchester for a scenic day trip to the Lake District. Instead of waiting around for public transport, enjoy the convenience of having transport included. Travel with ease between sites in a comfortable Mercedes mini-coach, and tick off Bowness-on-Windermere, Coniston Water, Hawkshead, Grasmere, and the Heritage City in a day.

Save yourself four hours or more of left-side driving and enjoy all the benefits of an expert guide with this great-value North Wales sightseeing tour. See highlights including the pretty seaside town of Llandudno, historic Conwy Castle (entrance at own expense), Swallow Falls, the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, and cute little Betws-y-Coed, the area’s fairytale capital. Hidden roads and routes make Snowdonia National Park even more beautiful than you’d expect.

Don’t miss North Wales' landscapes when you’re staying in Manchester. Swap car rentals and itinerary planning for a convenient day trip that highlights the region’s best—Llandudno, Betws-y-Coed, and Snowdonia National Park—and gives you plenty of time to explore. Group sizes are capped to keep the experience intimate.

Go beyond the museum and experience the landscapes that inspired the Brontë sisters on this full-day small-group tour from Manchester. Journey through the heart of Yorkshire's literary landscape, visiting atmospheric ruins, historic villages and beautiful countryside closely connected to the lives and works of Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë. Explore Haworth with an expert guide, enjoy a visit to the Brontë birthplace, and discover locations that helped inspire scenes from Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights. Along the way, soak up panoramic views, walk through spectacular countryside, and hear the extraordinary story of one of Britain's most famous literary families. - Designed specifically for Brontë fans and literature lovers - Combines famous locations with lesser-known hidden gems - Visit to the Brontë birthplace - Small-group experience with expert storytelling - Stunning Yorkshire scenery throughout

Ditch the hustle and bustle of busy Manchester for the day and discover the culture, history, and tranquility of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. From the Brontë sisters to filming locations for the TV show ’All Creatures Great and Small’ to the impressive Victorian Ribblehead Viaduct, there’s plenty to see and learn about that you’d easily miss if you tried traversing the Dales yourself.

Stately homes and rugged scenery are almost as key to “Pride and Prejudice” as Keira Knightley’s beauty. Save yourself the hassle of researching locations and renting cars; instead, enjoy the ease of a small-group tour led by a guide who knows and loves the movie. Visit: the real-life Pemberley and Lambton Inn; Bakewell, where Jane Austen may have stayed; and, of course, the rock where Knightley stands on Stanage Edge.

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Lake District National Park with ease on a day trip that lets you skip the hassle of car hire. Rather than keeping your eyes on the road, you’ll be free to admire some of Britain’s best-loved landscapes as you’re transported between sights in climate-controlled comfort.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Manchester and let your guide drive you through the countryside to charming villages like Buxton and to Chatsworth House, a stately home that has everything from zip lines on its grounds to pieces of art by Rembrandt. Your guide takes the group's sightseeing preferences into account, which means extra stops can be added on the way. Note that entrance to Chatsworth House is not included.

This Self guided trip offers you a personalized and comfortable way to explore York city Attractions with private transport. Enjoy the attractions at your own pace and time. This is a full day trip to York City , pick up will be at 10.00am from Manchester, and expecting to arrive back into Manchester for around 8pm. Booking time can be changed to meet your requirement's, as long as its within the hours. This will be a private booking only per group. Top Attractions in York National Railway Museum York Minster York Castle Museum Shambles York Maze York City Walls Yorkshire Air Museum York's Chocolate Story York Dungeons and much more.....

Getting to and around the Lake District from Manchester means relying on hiring cars or relying on public transport. Skip the effort with a full-day trip that makes things easy thanks to round-trip transport. Explore the region’s highlights and under-the-radar spots thanks to the local knowledge of your guide. In Bowness-on-Windermere, you have the option to take a cruise (own expense) across England's longest lake, then explore the pretty town of Ambleside, and visit Grasmere, known for delicious gingerbread.

Explore the scenery and the history of Yorkshire even if you’re based in Manchester over the border in Lancashire. See the wild Yorkshire Moors and the rolling Yorkshire Dales—both national parks with their own charms. Learn about the story of Ribblehead Viaduct, a true feat of engineering with a dark history. Stop for photo opportunities and enjoy the peace and tranquility of the countryside.

This private North Wales day trip is a more luxurious way to explore the local area than a crowded bus tour. After a private pickup, travel in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle to a selection of interesting sights with a Blue Badge accredited guide to provide commentary. Highlights include Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, Snowdonia National Park, Conwy, Llandudno, and a slate splitting demonstration at the National Slate Museum.

A small-group day trip to the real Derbyshire locations behind the BBC's celebrated 1995 Pride and Prejudice - Lyme Park's Pemberley exterior, Sudbury Hall's interiors, and the real village and landscapes from Elizabeth Bennet's Derbyshire tour. Long before the 2005 film, the BBC's 1995 adaptation of Pride and Prejudice - starring Jennifer Ehle and Colin Firth - brought Jane Austen's Derbyshire to life across a set of real locations that fans still travel to see today. Travelling from Manchester in a small group, you'll visit Lyme Park Gardens, whose grand exterior and deer park played Pemberley (including the site of Mr Darcy's famous lake scene), before a lunch stop in the Regency spa town of Buxton. The afternoon takes in Ramshaw Rocks, the dramatic outcrop where Elizabeth admires "the untamed beauty of the peaks," Sudbury Hall's Pemberley interiors, and Longnor, the real village that played Lambton.

Discover the charm of the English countryside on a full-day adventure from Manchester. Experience the rugged beauty of the Peak District, the quaint charm of Castleton, the mystery of Peak Cavern, and the grandeur of Hardwick Hall. This journey through breathtaking landscapes and historic sites promises to leave you with unforgettable memories of idyllic England. Travel comfortably aboard our cozy mini-coach, designed to keep you dry and relaxed as you take in the stunning views. With plenty of stops for breaks and an expert guide to enrich your experience, this tour is perfect for nature and history enthusiasts alike.

This is an excellent choice for travelers with limited time. Go on a whistle-stop walking tour of Manchester’s main attractions such as Piccadilly Gardens, Chinatown, the Vimto Sculpture, the Alan Turing Memorial, the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester Cathedral, and much more. Exploring the city with a guide means you won’t have to worry about getting lost, and you’ll hear entertaining stories along the way.

Whether you’re visiting Manchester for its musical heritage or its footballing legacy, this walking tour will fill you in on all the juicy secrets the city has to share. See famous streets and sets from TV and film on your way to visit places of historical importance—from women’s rights to ending slavery. If you’re into football, learn about how Manchester began the Premier League, and if you’re more of a music fan, see where live acts started out.

Take an adventure into the rolling green hills of Derbyshire, famously some of the most picturesque in the whole of England. See traditional farming villages and towns with their cobbled streets and plenty of dry stone walls — not to mention a generous helping of historic myths and legends courtesy of your guide. View the hills of the Peak District, and see Monsal Headstone Viaduct.

Discover Manchester with a private guide and enjoy a tour that’s tailor-made to you. Pick your own departure time, meeting point, and duration, then build an itinerary with a local guide whose interests match your own. Learn about the city’s musical, sporting, and historical significance. Admission tickets to Manchester attractions are at your own expense, but these can be arranged in advance via your guide.

This 10-hour tour showcases Manchester's rich history, vibrant culture, and serene green spaces, offering a perfect mix of exploration and relaxation. Begin at the majestic Manchester Cathedral, a medieval gem with stunning stained glass and peaceful ambiance. Wander through the artistic Northern Quarter, famous for its street art, independent shops, and quirky cafes. Dive into the city’s industrial heritage at the Science and Industry Museum with its interactive exhibits. Stroll through the scenic canals and historic charm of Castlefield, and end the day at the tranquil Fletcher Moss Botanical Gardens, a lush retreat. This tour captures the essence of Manchester, blending history, innovation, and natural beauty.

A full-day small-group adventure into the western Lake District, combining a guided kayak session on Wast Water, a drive along the dramatic Hardknott Pass, and a guided hike through the Langdale Valley. Built for travellers who want genuine activity, not a coach-window tour. Trade the busy tourist trail for a day of real activity in the western Lake District. Travelling from Manchester in a small group of just 5, you'll paddle England's deepest lake, drive one of Britain's most thrilling mountain roads, and hike through one of the country's most celebrated valleys. The day starts with a stop in Broughton-in-Furness for supplies, before heading to Wast Water for a guided kayak session on its still, dramatic waters. From there, travel the legendary Hardknott Pass - hairpin bends, steep gradients, and a 2,000-year-old Roman fort along the way - before finishing with a guided walk through the Langdale Valley, the spiritual heart of the Lake District.

We offer a full Pick Up & Return Service from Manchester. Our Trip allows you to visit the Lake Districts National Park in Cumbria. This is only a pick up up and drop of service, on the day our team are available to guide you and give information regarding places to visit. Top Attractions in Windermere Lake Windermere Orrest Head, Historic Walking Areas Lookouts Holehird Gardens Brockhole on Windermere Windermere Jetty, Museum of Boats, Steam and Stories Lakeland Pony Trek High Street Windermere And much more... Hire your own boat or jump on a cruise boat and explore the lakes for yourself. Bring your Picnic Baskets or just enjoy the local Restaurants. Looking forward to Seeing you soon.

Explore the enchanting world of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy on a full-day tour from Manchester, visiting iconic filming locations from the beloved 1995 BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice. Travel through picturesque Derbyshire landscapes, see the stunning estate that served as Pemberley, and walk by the famous lake that featured in one of the series' most memorable scenes. With a knowledgeable local guide, you'll gain unique insights into the making of the series while enjoying an intimate small-group experience in a sustainable electric vehicle. This tour is perfect for fans of Jane Austen and period dramas alike. - Visit the iconic filming locations, including Mr. Darcy's Pemberley - Small-group tour with a maximum of 7 guests for an intimate experience - Enjoy behind-the-scenes stories from an expert local guide - Full-day tour lasting 10 hours, with lunch in Buxton included

This 10-hour tour offers a perfect blend of culture, history, and natural beauty, making it an ideal day trip from Manchester to Birmingham. Begin at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, home to world-class art and historical artifacts. Visit the iconic Library of Birmingham, a modern architectural marvel with the Shakespeare Memorial Room and a rooftop garden offering panoramic city views. Explore the serene Birmingham Botanical Gardens, featuring diverse plant species, glasshouses, and tranquil landscapes. Conclude at the magnificent Aston Hall, a Jacobean mansion steeped in history, with stunning gardens to explore. This tour combines vibrant city culture with peaceful escapes, offering a truly unique experience.