Britain · HORSES
Good horses tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Private horse-drawn carriage near York for 1 hour through ancient woodlands and country lanes, with chances to spot deer and buzzards.
Follow MI5 outsiders through London on a 2-hour Slow Horses tour, starting at Old Street Station and visiting Slough House exterior.
“I really enjoyed the whole experience! The mix of Slow Horses info, alongside historical information about the surround area, made the tour memorable and enlightening. I am a Londoner, so any new refreshing takes on my home city are always welcome. The guide was excellent, and approachable. I think I would enjoy her other tours, so see you soon. The only thing that it required was a walking on park for Jackson Lamb ! Haha”
Private horse-drawn carriage in Skipwith with countryside wildlife spotting and a cream tea, including fruit scones, jam, clotted cream, tea and coffee.
“This was so delightful and our guide was great to talk to!!”
Meditate with rescue horses at Holmeshead Farm in Cumbria, learning calm horse body language and leaving with real mental quiet.
“It was amazing to find out how to read horse body language, be present in the moment and it was magical to go through a guided meditation and to feel the same peace and calm as these beautiful animals.”
Private horse-drawn carriage through Escrick Park Estate woods and lanes, then cozy cream tea with scones in Skipwith.
Every kind of day out, from stone circles to stadium tunnels.
