Charter a skippered yacht for a 2 hour sailing experience, get involved and take control of the yacht or just sit back and enjoy the stunning scenery unfold around you.

Set sail for an unforgettable experience within the beautiful surroundings of Lake Windermere

The journey to Southampton takes about 2 hours and the ferry to the Isle of Wight takes about 45 minutes. It is the ideal place at any time of the year for your relaxing stay. It’s jokingly referred to as “England’s Down Under” and is a beautiful island with its untouched landscape and a wealth of fascinating sights. The Isle of Wight is an English island and county between three and five miles south of the coast of Great Britain on the English Channel. It is south of Hampshire County and is separated by the Solent from England. The Isle of Wight is simply nature & culture treasure. Here in this tour, you will enjoy both the island’s peaceful nature and deep-seated island culture with bucolic villages, heritage and many more facts. Fly with the lift chairs in Needles Park over a breath-taking view, come closer and meet the local glass and pearl producers, visit the model and farm villages as well as sandy beaches of this lovely and traditional island with us today!

Get ready for a 50-minute speedboat tour along London's iconic river Thames and experience the city like never before.

The brillian highlights of this tour include: a boat cruise on Loch Ness, Fort Augustus, Glencoe, Caledonian Canal and the Great Canal, and Ben Nevis (Britain's High Peak)

If you are in London, Cambridge could be a perfect cultural day trip. It’s about 90 minutes only by private car from Hyde Park. Historic Cambridge city offers an immaculate British and Tudor experience.

Be the first in line to explore the crown jewels and witness the opening ceremony at the Tower of London. Take part in an adventure that will see you travel from the old City regal city of Westminster.

Our day begins with a lovely short boat ride from Ullapool to Annat bay on the Scoraig Peninsula.

A fascinating insight into generations of the Royal family followed by a riverboat picnic. It’s a holiday highlight.

Close to London and a pleasant drive, Hampton Court was the jewel in Henry Vlll’s crown. The chance to see it in situ with the baroque palace of William and Mary, built some 150 years later offers a unique insight into a span of English History like no other.

As well as the magnificent architecture, the grounds and gardens of Hampton Court are world famous, from the maze to the huge grape vine, the long avenue of topiaried Yews leading down the river and the beautiful boat house, it sometimes seems as if Hampton Court has more to offer than all of England’s other palaces put together.

And after all this excess of grandeur what could be more pleasant than a picnic on the river aboard the delightful Princess Freda, a piece of British History herself having been part of the armada of ‘little ships’ that saved the British Army from Hitler at Dunkirk in the summer of 1940.

Ted Lasso's home followed by a Riverboat Picnic Lunch on the way to Visit Hampton Court Palace, home of Henry the VIII and his court.