Our experience tours run all year round, so when you go is largely up to you and the experience you wish to have! Winter (December – February) can be a lovely time to see Britain at its most atmospheric, and December in particular is great for a Christmas experience. Bear in mind, however, that this is the coldest time of year. The landscape in Autumn (September – November) can be wonderfully vibrant and colourful, with the leaves turning red and golden brown. During this period attractions tend to be less busy, but the weather can still be pleasant, particularly in September. The weather is usually warmer in Spring (March – May) and the days are longer in Summer (June – August). Generally speaking, July and August are the hottest months on the calendar but also some of the busiest, due to British school summer holidays. Please also bear in mind that at certain times of year some of the activities on our tours may not be available due to low-season opening times at attractions (usually from November to March). Of course, we would notify you of this before you book and can propose alternatives during these times.

The British weather is famously unpredictable and it's been said that it is the only place in the world “where you can have four seasons in one day”. As a result we ask guests to prepare for any weather. We are happy to carry out activities as long as conditions are safe, but reserve the right to alter itineraries should weather conditions become dangerous. If bad weather means activities are not possible we will attempt to provide an alternative activity, or allow you time at your leisure if there are no suitable alternatives.