Adventure Tours in England

North and South England have as many differences as medium rare steak and cottage pie, but they’re both just as delicious and mouth-watering. The beauty of adventures in England is, no matter where you decide to go, the rest of the country isn’t far away. With the public transport (relatively) on time, a short train, plane, car ride away are many cities, villages, small hamlets waiting to be stumbled upon by you. 

Wrestling for a coffee or queuing for bottomless brunch in hipster-trendy Shoreditch is a rite of passage to be considered a Londoner. As one of the most popular cities in the world, London is obviously an exciting choice. Don’t assume that because it’s a major (and slightly very expensive) city that there’s no affordable adventures to be found! From free walking tours of all sorts of funky categories and sleepovers in the Natural History museum to horseback riding through picturesque Hyde Park, you’ll marvel at the choices London has to offer on your quest to adventure around the capital. 

Many consider London not a true representative of England; they are accurate on many accounts. Manchester, known as the “capital of the north,” portrays a more relaxed, if not cool-grunge, side of the Brits. Just a short train ride away, the Peak District await the eager pitter-patter of hiking boots to explore endless trails in no matter what weather conditions. Keep in mind that a typical day includes all four seasons. 

If you truly want to see England as British as it gets, venture to Bath, considered one of the oldest Roman cities (that also happens to boast top spas). The narrow cobbled streets bustling with university students on bikes lead to steamed-up coffee shops offering homemade scones with Cornish clotted cream and grandma’s raspberry jam. No matter what season you visit, a specialty drink awaits your arrival: freshly-made Pimm’s to cool you down on a hot summer’s trek or a hot toddy to get circulation flowing after long hikes in the cold rain.