Top England Wildlife Encounters

Harry Potter fans, grab your wands and owls for the journey to Hogwarts and beyond on an official guided tour of Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter. Take a train directly from Central London to the studio, where you’ll be greeted by a representative and taken on an immersive journey featuring original sets, props and costumes featured in all eight Harry Potter movies.

Enjoy the rare chance to see British wild deer in their natural habitat and take photographs of them on this private guided walk around a private deer park near Leek. After an introductory briefing, stroll the park to spot its communities of red and fallow deer. Learn about deer behaviours, get photography tips, absorb the peaceful fields and Peak District views, and perhaps get the opportunity to feed the deer.

A unique opportunity to spend time with a Falabella miniature horse A rare breed of horse from Argentina. The activity can include grooming your Falabella, an introduction on best way to handle your Falabella while out walking, enjoying a walk with your Falabella in the beautiful countryside with views over to Tattershall castle, meeting the other horses and ponies and goats who live here, Birthdays can be provided for with a cake after your walk but it is very much based around what you are happy doing

Wander among the English greenery with an alpaca in tow during a private alpaca farm tour in Tunstead Milton. Explore wooded areas and rolling hills at a relaxed pace while you enjoy the undivided attention of both your guide and your alpaca. Plus, you can take home some alpaca poo to help fertilize your garden.

Tackle the rugged terrain of Dorset’s rural landscapes without breaking a sweat on an electric bike tour that takes you off the beaten path and reveals sights that most first-time visitors miss. Cover way more attractions in Poole, Bournemouth, and Christchurch than you would if exploring on foot, and pedal at a relaxed pace that suits that of your whole group.

Learn all about the ancient New Forest and its important place in England’s landscape on this discovery walk, setting off from the town of Lyndhurst. Spot wildlife and woodland birds as you walk underneath the forest canopy, and see rare habitats that make the New Forest an important ecological asset. Hear stories about the people who lived here 1000 years ago or more, and see trees that are just as old.

Learn all about the species of birds of prey that call Cumbria home, and see how they look, live and behave up close. With your enthusiastic guide and birds of prey expert, learn how falconers can call their birds back, and how important this was to Medieval life. Enjoy the peaceful countryside setting of the falconry centre as you spend time with the owls, kestrels and falcons, and hear about the local area from your local guide.

Take the road less traveled on a private walking tour of Tittesworth Reservoir that takes you off the beaten path and along a nature train that most first-time visitors miss. Increase your chances of spotting native birdlife and soak up panoramic views of the Peak District as you explore at your own pace and enjoy the undivided attention of your guide.

OA Surf Club prides itself on our safety standards, and with the most experienced team for the area, who discovered the routes at Bossiney and have been running sessions for 25+ years, you’ll be in the best hands possible! Our enthusiastic coaches drive to deliver thrilling, adventure seeking coasteering sessions, providing the best experiences Cornwall has to offer. If you would like to book a private session, please contact us directly.

This experience opens for you the doors of London's tiny bohemian apiary where you can inspect a beehive, peep into the inner workings of bees in an observation hive, discover different types of hives - from Warre to top bar to what's called national standard. In this experience, you will receive a full on introduction to the world of bees and ethical beekeeping.

On this bicycle tour of the area , which takes you on an easy ride through part of BCP, your guide will fill you in on the town's history, architecture, and culture, while your small group will keep you company and help ensure an entertaining ride. Our fleet consists of versatile hardtail electric mountain bikes, it's functional in urban and off-road environments. This activity offers you a unique way to explore with hardly any effort. You will also be offered the choice to stop for either a picnic or a brunch/lunch. You will be able to explore places that you would normally not be able to access with a vehicle and you will be able to cover a much larger area than by foot and it is way more fun than a normal bike.

We are currently the only company offering Biofluorescent night walks in the U.K. Biofluorescence is a hidden form of communication that we do not normally get to see. Using specialised UV torches we can get an insight into this amazing and colourful world. It allows us to get an idea of what it would be like if we could see ultraviolet light. Biofluorescence is known to occur in a variety of organisms including insects, plants, lichen, fungi, fish, coral, amphibians, birds, mammals and more. Seeing the world of Biofluorescence allows anyone to see nature in a whole new light.