ENGLAND
The ones worth booking.
The 7 most popular east midlands tours in England. The ones worth your time, what they cost, and what to expect on the day.
90-minute Stamford guided walk covering Town Hall, Browne’s Hospital, Barn Hill and Eleanor Cross. Small group, great value.
“Very informative and friendly guide. Interesting tour of Stamford delving into its history. Recommend.”
Drive 50s-70s classics on private roads, then get free museum entry, a café voucher, parking, and a souvenir photo.
“My wife & I had a lovely time looking around the collection followed by something nice to eat. We then had the pleasure of driving 3 different cars & had a nice member of staff with us who chatted about his driving experiences as we did the circuit several times in each car. We would…”
Visit DropWorks Rum Distillery in Worksop for a small-group English tour with rum tasting, guided by Darren and Shaun for about an hour.
“Darren was very welcoming when we arrived. He made my husband’s birthday treat very special from start to finish. He was very knowledgable when questions were asked. He made a very good happy atmosphere. Would definitely recommend that you should go and taste the rum. Shaun who makes the rum was charming sharing his knowledge…”
A 30-minute private red fox encounter at Ark Wildlife & Dinosaur Park in Stickney, with park entry and keeper Q&A for two.
“To experience was amazing but DO NOT BOOK THROUGH VIATOR, they literally double the price from if you are doing it through the company. Other than that the staff are friendly and informative and the foxes are very cute.”
Ark Wildlife Park family entry in East Midlands: prebooked mobile tickets, rescued exotic animals, and daily 11:30/2:30 encounters.
“It was a great day out and you were able to see the animals close up without massive crowds of people. Would definitely recommend . My grandsons are eleven and nine and they thoroughly enjoyed it.”
Private one-hour Falabella miniature horse walk near Lincoln: groom, practice guiding, meet other animals, and enjoy a peaceful countryside route.
“Family group, aged between 8 and 62 years. Therapeutic combing the horses. Very peaceful walking through the countryside leading a small horse. Event enjoyed by all.”
Abseil off Millers Dale viaduct in the Peak District with Dolomite Training. Multiple runs, safety gear included, and small groups.
“Dolomite Training ran our Charity Abseil at Millers Dale Viaduct. Everyone we dealt with was helpful, approachable, friendly and organised - from the initial enquiry and throughout the day itself. Matt and Steve were our instructors on the day and they were fabulous. We had some blind and visually impaired participants and they were patient…”
