Top 6 Tours in Rutland, England

Fly Fishing on Rutland Water. Learn to fly fish. Tuition, guided fly fishing, fishing trips, groups, corporate team events, gift vouchers. Probably the best stillwater trout fishing in the UK.

Rutland Water Cruises enables visitors to enjoy the beautiful scenery from the water, amidst the sailors, anglers and water birds, whilst listening to detailed commentary highlighting points of interest, (hearing induction loop fitted in lower saloons). Our bar offers a selection of beers, wines, spirits, hot and cold drinks and snacks. Wheelchair accessible from Whitwell. We welcome quiet, well-behaved dogs and now offer Single tickets for those that want to walk or cycle from the North or South shores. COVID-19: We are operating in a COVID-19 secure manner, in accordance with all up to date UK government advice for the safety of our employees and customers. To fulfil these requirements, we ask that our customers also adhere to the most recent UK government and social distancing guidelines to keep us all safe.

Appreciate the beauty of the East Midlands on your flight as you take in the views over nearby Loughborough and Peterborough. Flyers can expect to have good views over Charnwood Forest and the splendid Great Hall of Oakham Castle. A perfect setting for a balloon ride.

Explore beautiful Rutland Water by bike. Hire a bike from our award-winning Giant Store at Normanton, on Rutland Water's South Shore. Enjoy peaceful waterside trails, pretty picnic spots, children’s play areas and plenty of pub stops en route. Spot a rare osprey, visit the sandy beach and enjoy a well-earned ice cream! When you arrive, we’ll give you a map and talk you through the route options, including 4 to 8 mile family-friendly trails, taking in adventure playgrounds & cafes; the idyllic peninsula section; the 17-mile lap of the lake, with plenty of picnic or pub stops en route; or for the most adventurous, the full 23-mile trail.

Great diving experience, retail centre providing you with the opportunity to see the 71% of the earth that is underwater