Top South East England Unique Experiences

Why spend your Heathrow layover stuck in the airport food court when you can explore London’s top attractions? Take a 6-hour private tour of the capital and create a custom itinerary based on the things that interest you. Visit Big Ben, eat traditional fish and chips, stroll through Covent Garden, and more. Whatever you decide, your private guide is with you every step of the way to ensure an authentic English experience.

This chocolate making workshop uses only organic, ethically sourced ingredients, enabling you to create customized high-quality chocolate. Perfect for travelers who are short on time but want to squeeze in a chance to make homemade chocolate, this express class is easy to fit in while visiting Windsor Castle. Plus, healthy high-cacao content chocolate means you can enjoy your creations guilt-free.

Enjoy Oxford’s pubs and illuminated historical sights on this small-group evening walking tour. With a knowledgeable local guide, delve into the twilit streets and visit two or three pubs as you hear urban legends, stories about student antics, and tales of this university town’s past. Discover pubs favored by famous alumni, relax into the sociable atmosphere, and admire the exteriors of well-known colleges on route, all after the daytime sightseers have left.

We are the only yoga school in Whitstable offering yoga classes on the beach for Whitstable's famous sunsets. The exact location and timing can be tailored to your requirements, but we normally head away from the town centre to get some space and peace! All of our teachers hold a YMCA level 3 diploma in yoga teaching, and have at least 3 years teaching experience. We'll bring refreshments, yoga mats if required and of course some relaxing music.

Oxford boasts some of England’s oldest pubs, many steeped in legend and associated with the university’s most famous luminaries. On this evening tour, visit some of the city’s most notable and beloved pubs, learning about their storied pasts. Enjoy drinks (own expense) with your like-minded tour-goers, absorb the historical surroundings, and hear fun tales about beer, local drinking customs, and the drunken escapades of some of past Oxford graduates.

I have had many years experience working with stained glass. My workshop is in a great location and there are very few of these working mews left in Brighton. I enjoy working closely with people and learning more about them and sharing my knowledge with them.

This is a unique activity where visitors are allowed to make theor own chocolate bars and enjoy freshly made chocolate which is organic and palm oil free.

We're a family-run vineyard and winery. You get to meet the owners/makers of the Hidden Spring wines, see the vines that grow the grapes that go into the wine you drink. You can't get a more local and personal experience.