Top North West England Nature and Wildlife Tours

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.

Learn all about the species of birds of prey that call Cumbria home, and see how they look, live and behave up close. With your enthusiastic guide and birds of prey expert, learn how falconers can call their birds back, and how important this was to Medieval life. Enjoy the peaceful countryside setting of the falconry centre as you spend time with the owls, kestrels and falcons, and hear about the local area from your local guide.

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.

Be wowed by our stunning award winning RHS Garden Bridgewater – a beacon of gardening inspiration. Immerse yourself in a heritage landscape transformed into an iconic RHS Garden blending world-class horticulture and striking architectural planting. Stimulate your senses as you stroll around one of the largest Victorian walled gardens in the UK, covering 11 acres – the same size as the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. Lose yourself in the maze-like planting of the Worsley Welcome Garden designed by the world - renowned Tom Stuart-Smith combining naturalism and modernity. Be dazzled by the Paradise Garden with a spectacular blend of Mediterranean and Asiatic planting – where contemporary meets traditional. And Enjoy a unique horticultural fusion celebrating the four seasons at the Chinese Streamside Garden.

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.

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.

Unlock the story of British music with The British Music Experience tickets and step into a world where legends live forever. From The Beatles and Queen to Adele and Oasis, you will walk among the icons that changed global music history. Explore rare costumes, iconic instruments, and original memorabilia that few fans ever get the chance to see. Feel the emotion, the rhythm, and the pride of a culture that shaped generations. This is not just an attraction, it is your personal connection to the heart of British music. Tickets are limited and the most popular slots sell out quickly. Do not miss your chance to be part of this exclusive experience. Book now and claim your place among the legends. Highlights: Admission to The British Music Experience Iconic costumes, instruments, and memorabilia Journey through decades of British music Interactive and engaging exhibits Essential experience for true music fans

Free walking tour of Manchester Every day from The Arch in Chinatown at 10.30 AM - Come Join us on Google's #1 rated free tour of Manchester! A fantastic day out exploring the secrets from Manchester natives that guidebooks cannot show you!

Escape Manchester and discover a different side of the Lake District National Park. This full-day adventure takes you beyond the busiest tourist towns to explore dramatic mountain scenery, peaceful lakes and hidden corners that many visitors never experience. Walk through the breathtaking Langdale Valley, visit England's deepest lake, drive one of Britain's most spectacular mountain roads and discover why the western Lake District is loved by those who know it best. Designed for travellers who enjoy nature, walking and authentic experiences, this tour offers a refreshing alternative to the classic Lake District sightseeing route.

Experience the best of the British countryside on a fully bespoke, private day trip from Manchester. This isn't a standard tour; it’s a personalized adventure designed around your interests. Whether you want to explore the rugged peaks of the Lake District, the hidden "native" castles of North Wales, or the charming stone villages of the Peak District, you lead the way. You’ll travel in a premium, 100% electric adventure van (max 7 guests), offering a quiet, sustainable, and zero-emissions journey. Your expert guide, a passionate outdoors enthusiast, will help you dodge the crowds and find the "hidden gems" that big tour buses can't reach. From photography-focused stops to challenging mountain hikes or historic ruin explorations, we curate the day to your pace. Enjoy the luxury of total flexibility, door-to-door service, and a guide dedicated entirely to your group.

Ireland Island Green Wonders (Giant’s Causeway & Cliffs of Moher) 5-Day Tour (Mini Group | 5–9-seat Business Van | Door-to-door pick-up with Driver-Guide) Tour Dates: Depart Manchester · Fri & Sun (Apr–Sep) / Wed & Fri (Oct–Mar) · Guaranteed from 2 guests · Max 6 guests Tour Highlights *Two capital cities in one trip: Dublin (Republic of Ireland) & Belfast (Northern Ireland). *Prehistoric heritage & UNESCO sites: Newgrange Passage Tomb & Giant’s Causeway (UNESCO Natural Site). *Wild Atlantic scenery: Sligo on the Wild Atlantic Way & dramatic west-coast landscapes around Limerick. *Cultural finale: Galway, Ireland’s lively arts and festival city.

Join an exciting 60-minute walking journey through Liverpool. Learn all the key facts about the city, dive into the local lifestyle, and feel its unique culture. From Royal Liver Building to Liverpool Cathedral, get to discover the city's most defining landmarks. Your Local will also share insider tips on the best cafes, restaurants, and lively bars in Liverpool to ensure you get the most out of your stay. • See Liverpool through a local's eyes, uncovering the city's true essence. • Explore Liverpool's architectural marvels and storied landmarks. • Get top local tips on the best bars, cafes, and restaurants to visit. • Maximize your time, discovering more of Liverpool in less time. • Enjoy the intimacy of a small group, with a maximum of 8 travellers.

Discover Manchester's rich tapestry of history, culture, and hidden gems on this self-guided trail. From the majestic John Rylands Library to the vibrant Royal Exchange Theatre, explore iconic landmarks and charming streets at your own pace. This 3-mile trail, perfect for a casual stroll, invites you to unravel stories behind striking statues and historic memorials. Enjoy an immersive experience that balances the city's past with its dynamic present, making it ideal for curious explorers. - Self-guided trail to explore Manchester’s historic landmarks - Estimated time: 3 hours over a distance of 3 miles (4.8 km) - Accessible with caution; please note there are curbs, uneven paths, cobbles and rough terrain due to the historic nature of the landmarks. Users follow the route at their own risk

Explore London at your own pace with this self-guided tour—simply download a mobile app and set off on your journey around the city. Enjoy stops at highlights such as Tower Bridge, St Paul’s Cathedral, Big Ben, and more, plus hidden gems. Perfect for travelers who want to fully immerse themselves in London’s history, without being rushed along in shared tour groups.

Liverpool is named the European Capital of Culture, its maritime city where the River Mersey meets the Irish Sea is non comparable. Its iconic mercantile buildings known as the “Three Graces “ -Royal Liver Building, Cunard Building and Port of Liverpool Building are there too. Liverpool is known as the city that has the most museum outside of London.