It is a beauty and peaceful experience, and you can enjoy a 2 or 3 hours tour of Bristol's Floating Harbour - fascinating for its history and Brunel associations. Find out more about its history from the informative commentary given on board.  Tours run all-year-round, so whenever you visit you'll be able to hop-aboard a boat trip in Bristol and enjoy the city from the water.

See the landscape that roused one of Vincent Van Gogh's most useful periods, and afterward appreciate the craftsman's unique canvases very close on this combo visit intended for workmanship darlings. Go from Amsterdam to the beguiling Dutch town of Nuenen, where you can emulate Van Gogh's example and see self-pictures at the Vincentre Museum. Back in Amsterdam, quick track the lines at the Van Gogh Museum to see the world's most finished collection of the modern master’s work.

​One of our dedicated team will guide a group to an unspoilt hidden beach in Wales. As you walk down the hidden path you will pass a small waterfall and follow the stream out in to the ocean. Allowing you to find numerous fossil types such as ammonites, belemnites, as well reptiles. After fossil hunting we will then host a BBQ and look over our exciting finds.

Become acquainted with the city with many countenances. We will fill you in on the historical backdrop of the city, while perceiving how old and new get on amicably next to each other. You will hear some fascinating accounts as we will likewise visit some lesser known spots that will give you an alternate and amazing new viewpoint on Rotterdam and its kin. 

We can change the schedule, duration and activities to meet your needs. 

​The Cliffs of Moher are visually stunning, sitting astride the striking landscape of the Burren on one side and the Wild Atlantic Ocean on the other. The Cliffs of Moher were formed over 320 million years ago, rising out of the Atlantic waters to a height of over 700ft at O'Brien's Tower and running along the coast of Clare for nearly 14 kilometers, or 8 miles. They are now part of the Burren and Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark.

Come see an alternate side of Dublin. The Grand Canal was intended to interface Dublin, Ireland's capital city, westwards through the midlands with the River Shannon.You will appreciate beautiful perspectives and meet some stream inhabitants! Accessible to gatherings, everything being equal, and sizes, amateurs or absolute stars. You will have the alternative between a solitary or twofold kayak (2 individuals) for a couple of hours.