Sie werden in einem luxuriösen, klimatisierten Mercedes 7-Sitzer von Ihrer Unterkunft abgeholt und wieder dorthin zurückgebracht. Gemeinsam erkunden wir die wilde Schönheit von Dartmoor mit seinen windgepeitschten Mooren, alten Siedlungen und hoch aufragenden Granitfelsen. Wandern Sie zwischen Wildponys und Hochlandrindern und tauchen Sie ein in die mystische Landschaft, bevor Sie sich in ein traditionelles, gemütliches Pub zurückziehen (Mittagessen ist nicht inbegriffen, aber wir reservieren Ihnen gerne einen Tisch). Entdecken Sie Orte, die Agatha Christie und Sir Arthur Conan Doyle zu ihren berühmtesten Romanen inspiriert haben. Erleben Sie dieses atemberaubende Land der Mythen und Legenden sowohl bequem im Mercedes als auch zu Fuß, um diese einzigartige Welt hautnah zu erleben. Entdecken, lernen und vor allem haben Sie Spaß auf dieser einzigartigen Tagestour. NB: Die im Preis inbegriffene Abhol-/Bringgebühr gilt für einen Umkreis von 24 km um Paignton TQ4 6BW

Entdecken Sie das versteckte Cornwall. Erleben Sie die kleineren Straßen und die ruhigeren Orte in Cornwall sowie die beliebtesten Sehenswürdigkeiten. Unsere Guides zeigen Ihnen aus erster Hand die innere Schönheit und den Charme dieser magischen Grafschaft.

Diese einzigartige Küstentour beginnt mit der Abholung an Ihrer Unterkunft. Es umfasst diese atemberaubende, vielfältige Küste. Wir reisen zu einem der spektakulärsten Ausblicke im Südwesten, dem von Burgh Island und dem berühmten Burgh Island Hotel mit seinem Stranddamm und dem einzigartigen Seetraktor. Auf Slapton Sands und „Slapton Ley“, einem Gewässer, das durch einen schmalen Kiesdamm vor dem Meer geschützt ist. Erfahren Sie mehr über das dunkle Geheimnis aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg und lassen Sie sich von über 5 Kilometern Strand faszinieren. Erfahren Sie, wie wir versuchen, unsere kleinen lokalen Gemeinschaften vor dem ständig steigenden Meeresspiegel zu schützen und dass es letztendlich wahrscheinlich nur einen Gewinner geben wird. Dann passieren wir Blackpool Sands und fahren weiter nach Dartmouth und der Mündung der Dart-Mündung mit ihren berühmten „Kanonenburgen“ auf beiden Seiten, ihrer normannischen Kirche und dann nach Dartmouth, der Heimat des Brittania Naval College. Geschichte, Erbe, wunderschöne Aussichten und etwas Spaß unterwegs machen diese Tour zu einer Tour, die Sie sich nicht entgehen lassen sollten. Sie müssen Sie nur noch dort absetzen, wo wir Sie abgeholt haben

Wir werden unsere Kunden an Orte bringen, die die meisten Reiseveranstalter nicht finden. Wenn Carlsberg Touren machte, würden sie Meneage Tours auswählen!

"Wahrscheinlich das am stärksten militarisierte County im Zweiten Weltkrieg" waren etwa 1,5 Millionen GIs im County Devon stationiert. Die Nord- und Südküste von Devon wurden extensiv genutzt, um die GIs zu beherbergen und ihnen zu ermöglichen, amphibische Landungen vor den Landungen in der Normandie zu üben. Dazu gehört auch der berüchtigte Slapton Sands, eines der dunkelsten Geheimnisse des US-Militärs im Zweiten Weltkrieg. Mit Schwerpunkt auf der Südküste besuchen wir neben Slapton auch Plymouth, wo etwa 36.000 GIs abreisten. Plymouth gilt als die am stärksten bombardierte Stadt im Zweiten Weltkrieg (pro Meile) mehr als London und Coventry und ist immer noch die größte Marinewerft Westeuropas. An der Küste der malerischen Küstenstadt Dartmouth befinden sich zwei atemberaubend erhaltene Burgen an der Mündung des River Dart sowie das Britannia Naval College, das Heimat des US-Marinekommandos ist und in dem Königin Elizabeth zum ersten Mal den Herzog von Edinburgh ins Auge fasste. Schließlich Brixham, heute Englands größter Fischereihafen mit einigen der am besten erhaltenen Marinegeschützbatterien des Zweiten Weltkriegs.

Exeter’s ancient streets and historic buildings are filled with whispers of the past. On this self-guided audio ghost walk, you’ll hear chilling tales of the spirits that still linger in the city’s most atmospheric locations. This tour starts at Exeter Cathedral, where a spectral nun glides silently across Cathedral Green and vanishes through solid walls. You’ll weave through Southernhay, once a site of public executions, and past the former Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital, where a mysterious ”grey lady” in an old-fashioned nurse’s uniform has been spotted since 1949. You’ll visit historic pubs where phantom judges and children make their presence known, and hear the remarkable story of Mary, a heroic World War II carrier pigeon who returned to her loft in West Street despite suffering severe wounds. The tour ends at the Exeter Catacombs, built in 1837 to protect the dead from body-snatchers.

Discover Dartmoor invites you to explore its rugged landscapes on thrilling guided tours that go beyond the ordinary. With both half-day and full-day options, expert guides lead the way to iconic Tors, offering breathtaking views and a deep dive into the history and myths of the moor. These tours are perfect for those who crave adventure and wish to challenge themselves amidst Dartmoor's wild beauty. Whether you're scaling granite peaks (TORS) or discovering hidden valleys, each journey promises unforgettable moments and exploration at its finest. - 3-4 hour tours with a professional guide - Explore iconic Tors and uncover Dartmoor’s hidden gems - Led by expert guides with extensive knowledge of the area - Suitable for adventurous travelers looking for immersive experiences

Fowey has earned its living from the sea for over a thousand years. On this self guided audio tour, you’ll discover how this Cornish harbour town prospered through trade, survived brutal attacks, and developed a talent for brandy smuggling. The tour starts at the Bodinnick Ferry near Caffa Mill Car Park, where China clay was loaded onto ships bound for the world. You’ll walk along Fore Street’s historic merchant quarter, and along the Town Quay where deep water still allows cruise ships to anchor. Along the way, you’ll find out how the River Fowey connected inland Cornwall to global trade routes, and why controlling this waterway meant controlling wealth and power. The tour ends at St Catherine’s Castle, a fortress built by Henry VIII to ensure this strategic harbour would never fall again.

Discover 185 million years of geological history on this private guided tour of the UNESCO World Heritage Jurassic Coast. Journey along the stunning cliffs and vibrant fishing villages of East Devon and West Dorset, observing unique rock formations from the Jurassic, Cretaceous, and Triassic periods. From the red desert sandstone to fossil-rich beaches, this tour offers a fascinating glimpse into the Earth's past while also visiting iconic seaside towns like Sidmouth and Lyme Regis. Enjoy the option to search for fossils on the beach, and experience the breathtaking landscapes that have inspired countless artists and writers. - Private guided tour ensuring personalized attention and flexibility - Explore the unique geology and stunning coastal scenery - Visit charming villages and classic Victorian seaside retreats - Opportunity for fossil hunting at famous sites like Lyme Regis and Charmouth - Lunch booking made if required in a country Inn

Explore the haunting landscapes of Dartmoor on a unique tour inspired by the legendary Hound of the Baskervilles. Discover chilling ghost stories and local folklore dating back to the 1600s, while visiting real locations that influenced Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s dark narrative. Engage with tales of cursed maidens and eerie happenings as you traverse the moors. This immersive journey not only deepens your appreciation for the classic novel but also provides insight into Dartmoor's mysterious history. - Visit iconic locations including Holy Trinity Church, Ashburton, Grimpen Mire, Grimspound, and HM Dartmoor Prison - Learn about local ghost stories and folklore intertwined with Dartmoor's history - Enjoy a guided experience that reveals the true tales behind the Hound of the Baskervilles - Perfect for fans of literature, history buffs, and those intrigued by the supernatural

Dartmoor’s granite was forged 280 million years ago. On this audio driving tour, you’ll trace 10,000 years of human history across one of Britain’s most extraordinary landscapes, from Bronze Age settlements to Napoleonic prison walls. The tour starts at the Haytor Dartmoor National Park Visitor Centre, where you can climb one of Dartmoor’s most iconic granite tors before setting off. You’ll wind south through the villages of Widecombe in the Moor and Ponsworthy, their very names encoding the Old English and Latin of early settlers. From Merrivale’s Bronze Age hut circles and stone rows, to the ancient oak woodland of Wistman’s Wood and the twin granite rings of Grey Wethers, you’ll encounter a landscape that was once densely settled and then gradually abandoned as the climate turned colder. The last stop before heading back up to Haytor is at the House of Marbles in Bovey Tracey, a working glass and marble studio housed in the original Victorian pottery buildings.

Discover the breathtaking landscapes of Dartmoor, where wild beauty, ancient history, and hidden gems await at every turn. This private tour, designed for groups of up to four guests, offers a relaxed and flexible experience tailored entirely to your interests. Guided by James — Dartmoor resident and second generation guide, you’ll enjoy insights and stories that bring this magical part of the world to life. Explore moorland life, granite outcrops, and tranquil river valleys alive with wildlife. Savour a handcrafted picnic hamper, thoughtfully prepared to suit your tastes and dietary needs. Whether you’re seeking an invigorating walk across the moor or simply wish to take in the sights at a gentler pace, this tour offers a unique chance to connect with nature & uncover Dartmoor’s timeless charm - Full-day private tour - Complimentary pick-up & drop-off service - Enjoy a picnic hamper - tailored to your preferences & allergies - Led by local guide - uncover Dartmoor's hidden gems!

Explore Dartmoor like never before with personalized guided tours led by expert Rob. Tailor your adventure to suit your group’s interests—be it scenic walks, historical insights, or educational experiences. Journey through Dartmoor’s iconic Tors and hidden gems, uncovering the rich folklore and natural history that define this stunning landscape. full-day (5-6 hours) tours, perfect for families, friends, or corporate groups seeking a unique outing. - Custom itineraries designed for your group's interests and abilities - Private tours for up to 8 participants with transport options available - Educational adventures ideal for school trips or corporate team-building - Discover iconic locations like Haytor, Belstone, and Princetown on challenging trails

Exeter is one of England’s most historically significant cities, where Roman ruins meet medieval splendor. On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll explore a former Roman fortress that became a wealthy medieval trading center that exported valuable cloth. You’ll discover the radical people and ancient places that give Exeter its distinctive character. The tour starts at Exeter Central Station. You’ll weave through historic streets and past the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, with treasures like Gerald the Giraffe and the Exeter puzzle jug. You’ll walk alongside sections of the Roman wall that’s defined the city for nearly 2,000 years, and pass through ancient gateways that once controlled access to this prosperous city. You’ll learn about the Prayer Book Rebellion and discover how Exeter’s waterways powered its trade and industry for centuries. You’ll see the remains of Exeter’s medieval bridge and hear tales of the city’s resilience during multiple sieges.

Explore the stunning southeast of Cornwall on this bespoke full-day tour, designed especially for cruise passengers in Fowey as well as other visitors to the area. Travel in comfort and style with an experienced guide, who will share insights into the area’s rich heritage and natural beauty. Personalize your itinerary to include hidden gems and scenic spots and pick up and drop off time and place making this an unforgettable day in Cornwall. Your Cornwall Tour guides are experienced travellers themselves and having taken tours on all 7 continents they are now dedicated to showing vistors around their own beautiful home county and have a great understanding of what makes for a memorable and value for money excursion. - Full-day private tour tailored for up to 4 people - Visit 3 of the most beautiful and historic towns in Cornwall - Fully guided both on foot and in-vehicle - Flexible itinerary to suit your preferences and schedule

Plymouth’s maritime history stretches back centuries, and the Barbican district will give you a glimpse into its storied past. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll explore the historic heart of a city that launched voyages of both discovery and conquest. You’ll also find out how Plymouth’s strategic location shaped not just British history but world events – from the sailing of the Mayflower to Napoleon’s final defeat. The tour starts at the iconic Mayflower Steps Memorial where, in September 1620, the Pilgrim Fathers departed on their momentous journey to the New World. Along the way, you’ll discover how this bustling port connected England to global trade networks, and played a crucial role in the development of Britain’s naval power. The tour ends back near the Mayflower Museum, where you can hear more of the story of the famous voyage that forever linked Plymouth to American history.