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Using an app on your smartphone, you'll be given nearly 120 objects to find during your scavenger hunt. You'll then wander throughout the downtown area searching for the items. Once you've found the object, you'll send a photo in to score points. Along the way, you will perform challenges for even more points. You'll have 13 categories of objects you can find in this city walk, with each object varying in points depending on the difficulty. Don't worry, you won't be alone. You'll have a remote guide that will be texting you during your game if you need help or have a question. They will also encourage you and give you hints along the way! The objective of the game is to have fun, rank #1 on the leaderboard, and try to get as many points as possible by finding all of the objects!
Set sail on a memorable birdwatching cruise along the stunning Jurassic Coast, departing from Poole Quay or Swanage Pier. Led by expert guides, this cruise takes you to Dancing Ledge, a prime spot for observing fascinating seabird colonies. Enjoy the comfort of open-air viewing decks or relax in the indoor saloon with a licensed bar. Perfect for birdwatching enthusiasts, nature lovers, and photographers alike, this cruise provides a unique opportunity to witness some of the UK’s most spectacular wildlife up close. - Duration: 2 to 4 hours depending on departure point - Departures from Poole Quay or Swanage Pier during the puffin nesting season - Live commentary and refreshments available on board - Limited spaces, so advance booking is recommended
Celebrate the festive season on a delightful 70-minute cruise around Poole Harbour, the largest natural harbor in Europe. Enjoy a complimentary glass of mulled wine and a delicious mince pie as you soak in scenic views of iconic landmarks like Brownsea Island and Sandbanks. With live commentary from our knowledgeable captain, learn about the rich history and natural beauty of the area while enjoying the festive atmosphere. This cruise is perfect for families, friends, or anyone looking to add a touch of holiday cheer to their season. - 70-minute scenic cruise around Poole Harbour - Free mulled wine and mince pie for adults, soft drinks for children - Live commentary from a knowledgeable captain - Fully licensed bar available on board
Take your e-bike experience to the next level on our Intermediate E-Bike Ride to the historic village of Corfe Castle then on to Old Harry Rocks. This scenic route combines rolling countryside, quiet lanes, and breathtaking views of the Purbeck landscape, making it perfect for riders who are ready for a little more adventure. We'll make our way to the iconic Corfe Castle, where you'll have time to admire its dramatic ruins, explore the charming village, and soak up centuries of history. Along the route, there's the opportunity to stop for a well-earned coffee at one of the area's welcoming cafés before continuing your journey. With a mixture of varied terrain, stunning scenery, and fascinating landmarks, this ride offers the perfect blend of challenge, relaxation, and unforgettable Dorset views.
Join us for a 90 minute evening cruise with Scenic Sunset Views – Watch the sky transform into hues of gold, pink, and violet as the sun sets over Poole Harbour. Onboard Bar – Sip on a refreshing drink from our fully licensed bar, serving a selection of wines, beers, spirits, and soft drinks. Relaxing Ambience – Enjoy a peaceful atmosphere with live informative and humorous commentary from our Captain, setting the perfect mood for the evening. Spacious & Comfortable – Choose between open-air seating on the upper deck or a cozy indoor lounge with large viewing windows.
Perfect for those new to e-bikes, our Beginner E-Bike Ride offers a relaxed and enjoyable introduction to cycling. Following scenic coastal routes to the iconic Old Harry Rocks, you'll experience some of Dorset's most breath taking views at a comfortable pace, with plenty of opportunities to stop for photographs and soak up the stunning surroundings. Your guide will help you get familiar with your e-bike, giving you the confidence to enjoy the ride from the very start. Along the way, there's the option to pause for a coffee at a welcoming local café, making this tour as social as it is scenic. Whether it's your first time on an e-bike or you're simply looking for a gentle coastal adventure, this ride is the perfect way to discover the beauty of Dorset.
Join us on this well-rounded journey through some of the Jurassic Coast’s most iconic sights, combining history, scenery and local character in one memorable day. Discover historic landmarks such as Corfe Castle and Portland Bill Lighthouse, both offering a fascinating glimpse into Dorset’s rich past and maritime heritage. Along the way, you’ll also experience famous natural wonders including Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove, shaped over millions of years and recognised as part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Jurassic Coast. From the Olympic Rings viewpoint on the Isle of Portland, enjoy sweeping views across Chesil Beach and the surrounding coastline before stopping in Weymouth for lunch and free time. Here, you can enjoy local food, explore the historic harbour and soak up the atmosphere of this traditional seaside town. Overall, the tour brings together dramatic landscapes, local history and Dorset culture in a relaxed and engaging way.
Discover Poole's historic Old Town and learn about its long and interesting history on a guided tour. Visit lanes that were once piers, look behind the High Street facades, and find the curly Cod. Starting at 19 High Street, your guided walking tour will help you imagine Poole in the centuries gone by. Poole was 'founded' in 1248 when Sir William Longspee sold the land to the citizens to fund his costs for a Crusade from which he never returned. But, Poole has a much longer history that stretches back to the Iron Age and it also has Roman connections. Your will learn how Poole's coastline has been reclaimed, where the town was attacked by the Spanish looking for the pirate Harry Paye, how Codfish from Newfoundland paid for one of Poole's transformations, and where the smuggling tunnels still exist. The main tour takes two hours at a slow walking pace and is on mostly level pavement. It is all wheelchair accessible. A shorter tour is available on request.
Explore the stunning waters of Poole with the self-drive boat hire, designed for adventurers of all skill levels—no prior experience necessary. Enjoy the freedom to navigate at your own pace and discover the beauty of the coastline. Each rental includes mandatory insurance, fuel, and life jackets for safety. Perfect for family outings or a day with friends. - Rent a 17ft Logic Marine powerboat for up to 6 people - All-inclusive pricing with no hidden costs - Flexible rental options for between 2 and 8 hours - Conveniently located at Cobbs Quay Marina, Poole
Embark on a journey through 185 million years worth of history through Poole Harbour, along the eastern tip of the Jurassic Coastline into Swanage and back. Where you will experience breathtaking panoramas of sky, sea, sand and chalk formations. Including Old Harry Rock’s that is said to be named after a notorious pirate, Harry Paye. With many sights to see on the way, you are guranteed to not miss a thing as the Captain provides you with live commentary there and back. Enjoy the views from our open deck seating or comfortable saloons with wide bay windows and truly relax with a beverage or two from our fully licensed bar on board.
Enjoy a 70 minute cruise around Europe's largest natural harbour. Take in the fantastic views from our open decks as you pass picturesque Brownsea Island, Sandbanks peninsular and more. With live commentary from our Captain you are guaranteed not to miss a thing. We have licensed bars onboard and tea / coffee lounge.
Successfully smuggle your liquor past the Warden and serve your time with a covert supply of personalised cocktails. This is the bar behind bars, where the serving inmates are your bartenders, the guards are crooked and you become a part of the story. Welcome to Alcotraz Penitentiary, the first prison-themed speakeasy to come to Bristol!
Half Day Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door Mini-coach tour from Bournemouth: Discover some of the most scenic coastline in southern England on a coach trip from Bournemouth. Travel to the famous Jurassic Coast, via Poole Harbour and Sandbanks, to experience the nation's first natural UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit both Lulworth Cove and the natural limestone arch of Durdle Door for 3 hours at your own pace but with plenty of information and maps to help you along the way. Have a cream tea or fish and chips in one of the many tearooms, cafes or pubs in the village of West Lulworth. The departure point in Bournemouth has great connections with trains and coaches making this a great day trip from London and the South East. Not just for the summer! This trip runs all year and provides an amazing day out, even in the depths of winter, just be sure to wrap up warm and look forward to a hot drink in one of the cosy pubs or cafes once you have blown the cobwebs out.
The Cell Escape Room is a fully immersive, state-of-the-art escape room experience, where you get to do the time without committing the crime! Experience the pulse racing, mind-manipulating, adrenaline-charged rush of ‘The Cell Escape Room.’ Includes, Self-Guided Tour of Shepton Mallet Prison THE STORY Sentenced to 15 years for stealing £1million, you have hidden the money from the rest of your gang. Now you’re stuck in a prison cell with no way out! The inmates know what you have done, and they all want the money for themselves. Your only chance is to escape while the prisoners are on lockdown. With only 1 hour left until the lockdown ends, you must be fast and work out how to escape your cell.
At the confluence of the rivers Avon, Nadder, and Bourne there is a city in Wiltshire, England, called Salisbury. Many of Salisbury's landmarks have great cultural significance and date back more than eight centuries into the past. Visit a UNESCO World Heritage Site as Salisbury railway station. Explore and admire the streets from the medieval era with a coalesce of old and new Sarum as well as half-timbered Tudor townhouses and Victorian villas.
Run by passionate Cornish local tour guides, this experience weaves a magical combination of iconic Cornish landmarks, majestic and expansive beaches and idyllic fishing villages and harbours. But that's not the whole story... We are driven by wanting to share with visitors some of the harder to access and 'off the beaten path' locations that make Cornwall so unique. Neolithic stone circles and underground burial chambers, medieval churches that contain ancient wooden carvings within, engine houses signifying tin mines underneath - and parts of the 'hidden Cornwall' that many locals never get to see... Cornwall’s history and culture examined in a lively way with SO much to see and learn! PLUS : very many points of interest en route – some visible from vehicle, others just moments from the car. There is so much to take in on this circular Cornwall tour. An absorbing tour of West Cornwall that gives a vibrant understanding of this part of the world in a relatively short space of time.
Explore an amazing underwater world and journey to the ocean depths at Weymouth SEA LIFE Adventure Park! Get up close to over 2,000 creatures, including our playful otters and rescued sea turtles. Then meet the world’s smallest penguins at Fairy Penguin Island. Native to Australia, they are the only colony that you can see in all of Europe! Plus, don’t miss Caribbean Cove Adventure Playground, the Splash Zone and pool, or our new Night & Day ocean tunnel experience. Then touch a starfish at the interactive rock pool and marvel at sharks in the Ocean Tunnel - there really is something for everyone!
Tor’s Tour of Stonehenge is unlike any. The way he shares his visions of a world hardly known by historians is as if you are being transported into a timeless dream and seeing the ancients magically erecting the stone circle and aligning them to the solstices and equinoxes in person. He then takes you to a very special site that is only visited by 1% of tourists, here you can walk amongst 5000 years of history and imagine their motivation of creating such amazing sites. After a great British pub lunch, we head off to Avebury, the largest surviving stone circle in the world, a site where you sit in the seat of the ancient Arch Druids and learn about the stars in the way they taught. You will not forget this day in a hurry, travelling through time with Tor’s magical vision of delights.
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