Spring is officially here! With the weather gradually warming up, we’ve rounded up some lovely outdoor activities to help you best enjoy it.
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1- Head to the Cotswolds
Head to the Cotswolds, and tour the Royal Gardens at Highgrove! Stay in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and explore the private gardens of Their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall. You’ll fall in love with the scenery faster than you can say, “it’s Spring!”
2- Get to Know Your City
No need to leave London, instead get to know it a little better with an interactive walking tour! Explore the city streets, and hone in on the poetry of the setting, or learn about the recent coffee revolution, or even discover a new way of looking at London through the eyes of a magician!
3- Reel It In
Why not cast your reel, and develop your fishing skills? Visit a scenic fishery in Kent, and enjoy private tuition from an AAPGAI Advanced Instructor – perfect for the experienced fishermen, eager novice, or any lover of the outdoors. Don’t forget your lucky fishing hat!
4- Take to the Skies
See the English countryside from its best angle, with an aerial view. Enjoy breathtaking heights with a private helicopter lesson. After familiarising yourselves with the mechanisms of flight, take control and enjoy the unmatched thrill of flying the chopper yourself!
5- Up Close with Birds of Prey
Get up close and personal with birds of prey such as owls, hawks, vultures, eagles and falcons! Nestled in the heart of Kent, The Hawking Centre, the South East’s premier falconry and bird of prey specialist is surrounded by 800 acres of gardens and woodlands. Learn how to handle and “fly” the birds while soaking up the beauty of the area.
6- Tour the Gardens
Did you know there’s a beautiful botanical garden right here in London? On a private tour of the Royal Botanic Kew Gardens, you’ll learn about the park’s history, and explore the largest global collection of living plants! That’s a lot of plants!
How do you plan to welcome in the season? Have any other great suggestions? Please share them with us in the comments!