For an insiders take on London's fashion scene, take an Urban Gentry private fashion tour. Accompanied by an in-the-know expert, you'll visit little known boutiques, über cool destination stores and even the best of London's high street fashions. You decide the focus: womenswear or menswear, ultra luxury to value vintage finds. If you want to see London like a sophisticated, fashionable local try the Urban Gentry Fashion Forward experience.
River bugging, duckies, sphereing, cliff jumping, freefall abseiling and rap running, bug canyoning, and white water mambos are the latest in Scottish adventure sport inventions, all of which you'll find at Nae Limits, Scotland's award winning adventure company. Centrally located in the small hamlet of Ballinluig, near Pitlochry, Perthshire, Nae Limits is nae far from both Edinburgh and Glasgow.
First pioneered in Pembrokshire, Coasteering is a combination of adventure swimming, sea level traversing, cliff jumping, and cave exploration along a coastal high-energy "impact zone" where surf meets land. Great Britain's coastline is uniquely suited to this adventure and Wales is the epicenter and origin of the sport. For those that want their extreme sports to mix with education, some outfitters run trips that incorporate coastal ecology lessons.
If the sight of crowded tour buses or attraction lines makes you want to run, then Urban Running is for you. Urban Running leads guided runs varying from 5-10km through the sights of Central London. One part guided tour and one part running partner, your Urban Running host is yours alone and goes at your pace. If you'd like to meet fellow travelers, you can also do group runs. If you want to cover more ground, avoid public transport, and do like the locals do, you can also hit London's adventurous streets by bike.
Sled Dog racing is the world's fastest growing winter sport and Scotland is where it's happening. The Cairngorm Sled Dog Adventure Centre is a long-established facility based near Aviemore in the Scottish Highlands. The sled dog operators have loads of dog-handling experience. If you are looking to do something fast, different and exhilarating, this is the adventure for you!
Every now and then, the hustle and grind of city life calls for an escape into the wild, and Wales is the outdoor destination of choice. Mountain Bike Magazine writer Dan Koeppel was humbled by what he found in Wales after finally accepting the challenge to ride Wales' stunning off-road trails. Wales has been busy turning its sheep-filled landscape into an accessible and exciting mountain bike adventure park. But if that doesn't get your dirty enough, you can always try Bog Snorkelling.
The Cornish coast in Southwest England is the landing point for the Atlantic Ocean's deep low pressure systems. The result is crashing swells that are a rated as some of the best surfing conditions in Europe. Newquay, with its dramatic cliffs, caves, and beaches is the Riviera of England and its Fistral Beach is recognized as the breeding ground for newcomers to the sport and surfing champions.
Do you prefer a gentle stroll through leafy woods, or a challenging hike over rough terrain? Do you prefer not to see a soul for several hours at a time or would you rather stop for a cream tea or a pint of bitter every couple of hours? Try one of these three captivating trails through Wales - land of legend and myth. You'll experience open moorland, plunging valleys, rolling farmland and stunning Welsh coastline.
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