Top Leeds Bus Tours

Instead of wandering for hours without a plan or getting lost, get your bearings on this group tour in Leeds. Learn about the city from a local guide as you walk from point to point, and visit locations you might otherwise miss out on. Along the way, visit many of the city's most important attractions, from Leeds Town Hall to the northern city’s many shopping arcades.

See more of Bronte Country and the Yorkshire Dales on a private day trip from Harrogate. With options for groups of up to 15 people, the trip includes round-trip private transport and a carefully planned itinerary that takes in the must-sees around the region. Haworth, Bingley Five Rise Locks, and Bolton Abbey are among the highlights.

To appreciate Yorkshire's rugged landscapes, a vehicle is essential. Skip the left-side driving and let your chauffeur take the strain on this flexible private full-day trip, with 2-way transfers from your Harrogate address. Explore Whitby, home of Dracula, independently; see Goathland's Harry Potter station; capture spectacular photos on the North York Moors; and ride a steam train (if you wish). Entrance fees and tickets are at your own expense.

For group sizes of up to 4, 8 or 16 passengers, this Private Day Trip from Harrogate, just for your party, provides the opportunity to spend three hours enjoying Whitby, as well as exploring the scenic and picturesque North York Moors National Park. You will have a full three hours of free time in the fishing port of Whitby on this trip, to see Whitby Abbey (inspiration for the Dracula books), visit the Captain Cook Attractions, shop for some Whitby Jet or Gothic Fashion, sample Fish & Chips from the famous Magpie Café or just enjoy the bustling port and waterfront – the choice is yours! As well as photo stops on the moors, you will also stop at the famous Kilburn White Horse, the market town of Helmsley (with its quaint cafes, shops and medieval castle) and the beautiful, traditional English villages of Goathland (Heartbeat and Harry Potter filming location) and Lealholm (with its stepping stones across the River Esk).