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A fun and enjoyable 3.5 hour ride taking in the city's famous buildings, historic sites and pleasure gardens before joining the Kennet and Avon Canal cycle towpath for a ride through history along the Avon Valley. The valley is abundant with wildlife and historical sites including the 'Dundas Aqueduct'. Returning to Bath, you will cycle through a Victorian railway tunnel (Two Tunnels Path), the longest cycling tunnel in Britain. The interactive light and sound installation in the tunnels provide a real ‘wow’ factor before you emerge overlooking the city, followed by a pleasant roll downhill to the cycle path along the River Avon back into the city. You'll also get the chance to see some of the amazing wildlife in the City including Kingfishers, Peregrine Falcons and Grey Herons. Our guides are experts in local military history and wildlife providing a unique perspective on Bath as a World Heritage City . Our groups are a maximum of 6-8 riders ensuring a more personal experience. Guests will need to be able to cycle a bicycle safely. Tours are suitable for all abilities although a basic level of fitness is required. The minimum age for a rider is 12 years old. The routes are mostly traffic free, mainly flat with some small climbs.

Join us for a leisurely stroll along the Jurassic Coast with our friendly and lovable Alpacas, there are plenty of breathtaking photo opportunities of the stunning coastline. Group bookings are available for parties of 10 or more people. (20 people or more would be based on people sharing an Alpaca) Please message for details. If you cannot make the walk at 2PM we can also offer a morning walk ( please message for details). Please arrive 10 minutes before your walk, if you are going to be late, please phone and let us know, we will try and wait for you, but we are unable to wait more than 5 minutes. No refunds will be given, or rescheduling if you miss your walk. Sorry but no dogs allowed on the walks.

Your experience will be fun and informal yet informative and productive. You're definitely going to throw your own individual pot! We start by familiarising ourselves with the studio, the equipment and tools we will use during your experience. Then it's straight onto the wheel where you learn to centre the clay, and throw a pot. Once we have your pot formed we'll clean it up a bit and lift your creation from the wheel to dry. Then we'll do it again. Why not try another shape? You can throw as many pots as time allows. For an extra payment at the end of your experience you can choose any pieces that you have thrown and when your pots are bone dry in 3 weeks I'll fire it for you in the kiln for 2 days then sand it down, glaze it in seashell glaze to be fired again to be packed off to your home. PLEASE BE AWARE there is an EXTRA cost for your pots and you can decide either way on the day if you want to keep your them and how many (Postage & Packing is included in the small additional cost.) Other things to note please check the reviews

Arriving at our central base in Newquay, you'll be welcomed by myself or one the team. After an introduction and a quick overview of your activity, it's time to jump into wetsuits and start getting kitted up for your experience. Once everyone is ready, we'll make the short walk to either of the Newquay's famous surfing beaches. We break the lesson down into two parts and explain everything you need to know in stages. Remember you don't need any previous experience and you'll have the support and guidance of your surf coach throughout the lesson. From explaining beach safety, how to manage your surfboard to catching waves, the first part of the lesson is designed to make you feel comfortable in the sea. After a quick break and​ recap on the beach, we'll cover some tips and techniques on how to 'pop up' and ride a wave back to the shore. The majority of our lessons take place from waist height in the surf so you don't need to be a strong swimmer. Just keen to give it go! Other things to note Please send us a message about our latest availability.​

Upon arrival at the farm you will explore the vast farm area with a walking tour. You can see and learn about the multi-species mixes we plant and the biodiversity this creates within each field. You will meet our Jersey girls, watch the milking process in our parlour and Sam will engage in a Q&A for any questions you may have about our low impact style of farming. We will serve up delicious treats for you to try and you will leave the experience with a glass bottle of the freshest Jersey milk to take home and enjoy and a new understanding of sustainable, natural, organic farming! Other things to note: Please be prepared for all weathers, wear suitable footwear and be prepared to get a little muddy. Ideally you should bring a change of footwear and something to put your dirty shoes in. We will provide an ice cream and a bottle of milk however no other food or drink is included.

Looking for a stroll, but with a twist ? Well look no further than our brand new Goat Walking experience. Take one of our cheeky goats for a walk along various routes around The Ranch whilst they feast on the foliage. You will find that the goats are gentle loving creatures full of mischief intelligence and just love human company.  You will lead your own personal goat on a leisure stroll with frequent stops for them to nibble on their favourite leaves and bushes and for you to take photographs of the occasion. This experience is so much fun, so pop on your wellies or walking boots and some old clothes and enjoy 1 hour of hands on goat antics.  The Ranch goats will love to climb over you for food and cause general mayhem. ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

A fun and enjoyable 3.5 hour ride taking in the city's famous buildings, historic sites and pleasure gardens before joining the Kennet and Avon Canal cycle towpath for a ride through history along the Avon Valley. The valley is abundant with wildlife and historical sites including the 'Dundas Aqueduct'. Returning to Bath, you will cycle through a Victorian railway tunnel (Two Tunnels Path), the longest cycling tunnel in Britain. The interactive light and sound installation in the tunnels provide a real ‘wow’ factor before you emerge overlooking the city, followed by a pleasant roll downhill to the cycle path along the River Avon back into the city. You'll also get the chance to see some of the amazing wildlife in the City including Kingfishers, Peregrine Falcons and Grey Herons. Our guides are experts in local military history and wildlife providing a unique perspective on Bath as a World Heritage City . Our groups are a maximum of 6-8 riders ensuring a more personal experience. Guests will need to be able to cycle a bicycle safely. Tours are suitable for all abilities although a basic level of fitness is required. The minimum age for a rider is 12 years old. The routes are mostly traffic free, mainly flat with some small climbs.

A fantastic one and half hour workshop ,harnessing the necessary skill set to work artistically with resin. You’ll learn the fundamental skills required to create your very own resin art Ocean master piece. This masterpiece will be a 250 x 300 mm piece of priceless art, framed and ready for you to hang in your home. The epoxy resin used, is low odour, non-toxic and doesn't contain any dangerous solvents. It's easy and fun to use when you know how. Leave with the knowledge & confidence to create your own Ocean art work at home.

I will introduce myself and team then do a Health and Safety talk you can help us herd the animals ( all part of the fun) We then Feed and Pet them with lots of pictures and cuddles we also do a questions and answer session about our boys plus Educational talk about the Alpaca species in general then for a short walk in their field The field overlooks a historical lake and sand dunes plus the beach Photos and more cuddles questions and answers and just chill out and watch the others boys in their field normally entertaining us in some way we sometimes give them a shower-or bath if it's hot Make a key -ring Hand washing Shoe/boot wash and Say our good byes

Meet and greet/sign disclaimer/introduce one another Sheep Herding activity A final discussion and opportunity to ask any questions Other things to note This activity involves a bit of walking, so make sure you are prepared (outdoor footwear, snacks to maintain energy levels etc etc). We run the activity in nearly all weathers, so bring waterproofs if it is looking a bit rainy.

I'd like to welcome you to my home at the Meadow Barns, where I have created a centre for local history and climate hope, in a wild-flower meadow. The location high on a hill looking down to the sea on one side and a hidden wooded valley on the other, gives us access for wonderful walks in the World Heritage site for mining. As a writer and teacher this special location has given me materials for 6 Episodes of history stories, which I love to share. I will introduce the walk routes and history topics at our big outdoor map. Then we will take a tour around the meadow site, engaging with the main characters who transformed this landscape 200 years ago. You can just watch and ask questions, or choose to be a bit more of a participant by donning a hat, or mask and reading some sections of stories or poems. I will always be guided by what you feel comfortable to do. At the end of that first tour we will go into the library building for refreshments and a short film. This is another way to illustrate the history, in photos and maps. When everyone is suitably dressed, fed and watered, we will head off on the walk usually taking at least 2 hours to explore with 10 stories on the way. But again, this can be varied to suit the age, fitness and interests of a private group. On a longer walk we can take a picnic or wait until the return for a last snack, gazing at the view .

My introductory dips are the perfect option if you are new to cold water swimming, or you want to build up your confidence in and around rivers. After meeting, we will take a short ten minute walk across relatively gentle terrain, to one of the most beautiful river spots on The Dart. I will help you to learn how to safely enter cold water, and to identify any risks. This is a brilliant way to relax and enjoy the benefits of cold water dipping, whilst in a safe and supportive environment. Wetsuits are optional - some prefer to go with and others without! If you have any questions or are ready to book your introductory dip, please do get in touch.

This is an opportunity to get up close and personal with a young but diverse food forest. The first trees were planted in 2013 so it's far from mature but it's already easy to see many of the symbiotic relationships in action. There are over three hundred edible perennial varieties already growing including forty varieties of fruit & nut trees, dozens of unusual shrubs, berry bushes and medicinal plants, plus seventy kinds of perennial vegetable. Learn about self-sustaining ecosystems, companion planting and perennial vegetables whilst asking as many questions as you like and tasting some produce along the way. There'll be a chance to learn more about sustainable bee-keeping with a look at an observation hive for those who wish to. The tour will be tailored to suit you, depending upon your or your group's existing knowledge or interests. And we can talk about how to apply some forest garden principles to your own plot, if you have one. Other things to note: I usually only add availability for about two months in advance. So if you're looking to book further ahead than that then either send me a message to request a date or keep an eye on the calendar, as more dates will appear every month. I'm open to hosting experiences throughout the winter months, if requested, but the garden is at its best from April to October.

Join us for a leisurely stroll along the Jurassic Coast with our friendly and lovable Alpacas, there are plenty of breathtaking photo opportunities of the stunning coastline. Group bookings are available for parties of 10 or more people. (20 people or more would be based on people sharing an Alpaca) Please message for details. If you cannot make the walk at 2PM we can also offer a morning walk ( please message for details). Please arrive 10 minutes before your walk, if you are going to be late, please phone and let us know, we will try and wait for you, but we are unable to wait more than 5 minutes. No refunds will be given, or rescheduling if you miss your walk. Sorry but no dogs allowed on the walks.

We take our guests on an unforgettable experience that showcases the best of Cornwall. Taking in the UK's most exposed and beautiful coast line, open seas and serene places of paradise. Giving our guests an experience that no one else can offer. On our Land's End Trip we make our way down the coast, stopping to see all the lovely coves and historical spots along the way. After we round the historic Longship Lighthouse on the iconic Lands End tip, then head out to an offshore shelf where the depths of the ocean meets the enchanted Cornish coast for an opportunity to spot dolphins and other wildlife. After this wide sweep of the bay we return past St Michael’s Mount and back to Penzance.

Childrens themed photoshoot. Get some beautiful images of your children whilst in beautiful Salisbury. Themed backdrops including Alice, gorgeous sunflowers, our cute garage aswell as plain coloured backdrops. Price includes up to 2 children per booking Located in my mini studio inside Money & Millie in Ox Row, city centre. Each session you will receive 5 digital retouched images to cherish.

Arriving at our central base in Newquay, you'll be welcomed by the Cornish Wave team. After an introduction and a quick overview of your activity, it's time to jump into wetsuits and start getting kitted up for your experience. Once everyone is ready, we'll make the short walk to one of our Kayaking locations, Towan Beach or The Gannel. Remember you don't need any previous experience and you'll have the support and guidance of your instructor throughout the session. From explaining, how to manage the kayaking, to mini games, to touring the area, this super fun session will get the whole gang involved! This session will take place in water that is out of your depth, so you will need to be able to swim to take part. Other things to note Please send us a message about our latest availability.​ Minimum age 14 - private groups welcome

Your experience will be fun and informal yet informative and productive. You're definitely going to throw your own individual pot! We start by familiarising ourselves with the studio, the equipment and tools we will use during your experience. Then it's straight onto the wheel where you learn to centre the clay, and throw a pot. Once we have your pot formed we'll clean it up a bit and lift your creation from the wheel to dry. Then we'll do it again. Why not try another shape? You can throw as many pots as time allows. For an extra payment at the end of your experience you can choose any pieces that you have thrown and when your pots are bone dry in 3 weeks I'll fire it for you in the kiln for 2 days then sand it down, glaze it in seashell glaze to be fired again to be packed off to your home. PLEASE BE AWARE there is an EXTRA cost for your pots and you can decide either way on the day if you want to keep your them and how many (Postage & Packing is included in the small additional cost.) Other things to note please check the reviews

The Cider Farm Tour and Tasting begins in the Tasting Room with a sample of excellent organic apple juice, and an introduction to the Cider Farm family. We venture into the orchard of 3000 West Country cider apples. You discover some of the fascinating history and folklore behind cider and experience a surprise 'Wassail' or orchard blessing. Bees are important to us and we tell about their role in pollination, chemical free farming and wildlife. I explain how we craft our British Champion Ciders over 8 months from sun ripened apple to crisp, golden nectar in a glass. With a behind the scenes tour of apple pressing, harvesting and bottling equipment, you can see how see we press the apples and produce the ciders. We encourage guests to ask us questions about the art of blending and the alchemy of turning apple into award winning, amber-gold cider. The Tour is completed with a sampling of 4 delicious, handcrafted ciders, all made from organically grown cider apples, from Sweet Maiden cider, Old Harry Rocks vintage, Dorset Wild Cat, to our Elderflower, Ginger or Damson ciders. After the tour, you can relax in the Cider Garden, admire the art. Please dress according to the weather with appropriate footwear and coat, as we take you for a walking tour of our orchards.

Come to a Paint Party on the beach, make a difference to the town and leave a lasting impression! You are invited to join the happy team of volunteers and artists that meet up once a week. East Devon District Council/ Thelma Hulbert Gallery have Commissioned local artist Anna FitzGerald to design and repaint a mural on the 400 foot wall. At each party Anna gives a quick lesson and also guidance through out. It is a fun way memorable experience. snacks are provided. Pop in for half an hour or stay the full 2hours. If you need more information please contact Annas gallery Sea Dog Art. if it is raining at 5 pm the event is cancelled