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What to do and see in Arundel, England: The Best Tours
Arundel (/ˈærəndəl/ or locally /ˈɑːndəl/) is a market town and civil parish in a steep vale of the South Downs, West Sussex, England. It lies 49 miles (79 km) SSW of London, 18 miles (29 km) WNW of the English Channel city of Brighton, and 10 miles (16 km) east of the county city of Chichester. Larger nearby towns include Worthing, Littlehampton and Bognor Regis.
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1. Wellbeing Fitness Weekend
After running and still overseeing many different fitness companies in London for the past 20 years, in the Summer of 2017, I went back to Arundel, where I spent many childhood holidays in this quaint English place. I instantly feel in love with this picturesque medieval town in West Sussex. So much so that every other weekend since it’s been my home from home. In December 2017 we are launching our first fitness boot-camp weekend in Arundel In January 2018 we are offering all local residents a one to one personal training service which will cover every aspect of health and well-being. With experience, a can do approach, and working all over the world with every type of client I honestly can say I have seen it all, health, well-being and training is my life. Myself and my team of professionals cover every aspect of health and well-being to deliver an outstanding experience that will never be forgotten.
Inclusions: Personal Training Service for Health and Well-being
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2. Arundel castle historic ships portsmouth
These are driver guided tours.with a very experienced driver guide. Ex history teachers. These attractions are some of the most interesting in the country. We will also stop for lunch at a quaint English pub. The tours are flexible.fun and knowledgeable.
Inclusions: Wifi, Chargeable points, All taxes, Soft drinks.snacks, Driver guide, Brand new 8 seater mini vans
Exclusions: Admission fees. , Gratuity, Food&drink
Reviewed By lisa_fauvely
We had so much fun on our first tour that we booked a second one later in the week! The first day we did Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Lacock (instead of Bath). David was very patient and easy to chat with. He even showed us the Eton area and Woodhenge. He gave us pastries when we finished Windsor Castle. We all had a lovely day. Later in the week, we did Leeds Castle, Bodiam Castle, Canterbury and White Cliffs of Dover, which was also excellent. We saw so much in those two days and David was so kind. He was like a dad, making sure we had umbrellas and that we weren't hungry. We'd definitely book another tour with him in the future.
3. Private Fairytale Castle Tour: Windsor and Highclere, Windsor and Arundel
The first and only Castle Tour in London The spectacular castles of Britain are a thing of beauty. Imagine yourself transported to another era, one with servants, maids and ladies in waiting. You will hear stories about its inhabitants, history of local villages and have a glimpse into a different universe. We have selected the most beautiful castles for you to see. • See the oldest castle in the world - Windsor Castle • Feel yourself behind the scenes of the “ Real Downtown Abbey” at the Highclere Castle • Discover restored Arundel Castle Tour scedule Tuesday Windsor and Highclere Wednesday Windsor and Highclere Friday Windsor and Arundel Saturday Windsor and Arundel Exceptions: 22,23 June Windsor and Arundel 7th and 8th September trip to Windsor and Highclere
Inclusions: Private transportation
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By tothemoonandback60
I was charged for the tour, showed up 15 minutes early stayed 15 minutes past the tour time at the correct location. No text, no e-mail, called the tour operator Pigeon Tours, the voicemail was full. The next morning, I called Viator, the tour was cancelled because the minimum number of guests was not met but the e-mail was sent the day after the event. I wasted two hours of my time and money traveling to and from the tour location. Disrespectful, horrible, awful, bad experience. Viator needs to remove them from their website!
4. Private Day Tour to Stunning Arundel Castle from London
With over 900 years of history, Arundel Castle has it all: A ruined Norman castle keep; a complete castle built with defences and to be lived in, so impressive it will take your breath away; it has some of Britain’s most precious art and artefacts. Walk in the footsteps of kings, queens, earls and knights. Create memories and photos which will be unique as it’s off the beaten track. - The real England! Avoid London's heavy traffic whilst saving time and costs. I will collect you by car at Bromley South station, which is less than 20 minutes’ direct train ride from London Victoria, covered by zone 5 Oystercards or Travelcards. We will drive through the beautiful countryside. (Approx. 2 hours). Walk through its delightful grounds, including visiting the Fitzalan Chapel, founded in 1380. Join me, an experienced tour guide who has taken many visitors to some of South East England’s best castles. N.B. Closed in winter. Please enquire for information. Jousting on limited days.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Fuel - Return journey to the castle from Bromley South Station, Entrance tickets, All Fees and Taxes, No tour fee for kids 10 years and under. (Must be accompanied by a relative 21+ years old).
Exclusions: Audio guides, Hotel pick-up, Meals and beverages, This venue is closed during winter months. Please enquire.
Reviewed By achristy13
Awesome, outstanding, amazing, top-notch! We honestly cannot think of enough good things to say about John & his tours. We had a wonderful day, in fact John is the best tour guide we have ever had! Not to mention how gorgeous Leeds castle in Kent is, it’s magic. We could have spent the whole day in the medieval town of Canterbury it’s got everything from good food to shopping plus history. John is really easy to be around & he makes the day run so smoothly cause he has thought every detail through for you, so you can just enjoy your day. Would book with John again in a heartbeat!
5. Classic Scotland or Wales Private Tour
These are driver guided tours.with a very experienced driver guide. Ex history teachers. These attractions are some of the most interesting in the country. We will also stop for lunch at a quaint English pub. The tours are flexible.fun and knowledgeable.
Inclusions: All taxes, Driver guide, Brand new 8 seater mini vans, Chargeable points, Soft drinks.snacks, Wifi
Exclusions: Admission fees. , Food&drink, Gratuity
Reviewed By lisa_fauvely
We had so much fun on our first tour that we booked a second one later in the week! The first day we did Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Lacock (instead of Bath). David was very patient and easy to chat with. He even showed us the Eton area and Woodhenge. He gave us pastries when we finished Windsor Castle. We all had a lovely day. Later in the week, we did Leeds Castle, Bodiam Castle, Canterbury and White Cliffs of Dover, which was also excellent. We saw so much in those two days and David was so kind. He was like a dad, making sure we had umbrellas and that we weren't hungry. We'd definitely book another tour with him in the future.
6. Private tours to Bletchley Park & Woburn Abbey
These are driver guided tours.with a very experienced driver guide. Ex history teachers. These attractions are some of the most interesting in the country. We will also stop for lunch at a quaint English pub. The tours are flexible.fun and knowledgeable.
Inclusions: All taxes, Driver guide, Brand new 8 seater mini vans, Chargeable points, Soft drinks.snacks, Wifi
Exclusions: Admission fees. , Food&drink, Gratuity
Reviewed By lisa_fauvely
We had so much fun on our first tour that we booked a second one later in the week! The first day we did Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Lacock (instead of Bath). David was very patient and easy to chat with. He even showed us the Eton area and Woodhenge. He gave us pastries when we finished Windsor Castle. We all had a lovely day. Later in the week, we did Leeds Castle, Bodiam Castle, Canterbury and White Cliffs of Dover, which was also excellent. We saw so much in those two days and David was so kind. He was like a dad, making sure we had umbrellas and that we weren't hungry. We'd definitely book another tour with him in the future.
7. Private tour Windsor, Eton & Hampton Court
These are driver guided tours.with a very experienced driver guide. Ex history teachers. These attractions are some of the most interesting in the country. We will also stop for lunch at a quaint English pub. The tours are flexible.fun and knowledgeable.
Inclusions: All taxes, Driver guide, Brand new 8 seater mini vans, Chargeable points, Soft drinks.snacks, Wifi
Exclusions: Admission fees. , Food&drink, Gratuity
Reviewed By lisa_fauvely
We had so much fun on our first tour that we booked a second one later in the week! The first day we did Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Lacock (instead of Bath). David was very patient and easy to chat with. He even showed us the Eton area and Woodhenge. He gave us pastries when we finished Windsor Castle. We all had a lovely day. Later in the week, we did Leeds Castle, Bodiam Castle, Canterbury and White Cliffs of Dover, which was also excellent. We saw so much in those two days and David was so kind. He was like a dad, making sure we had umbrellas and that we weren't hungry. We'd definitely book another tour with him in the future.
8. Brighton and Arundel Castle or Petworth House Independent Full Day Private Tour
Travel from central London to your accommodation within the London city area in style with an executive private transfer. Our transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week so that you never have to worry about your arrival in London. All cars come equipped with fresh bottled water. Our driver will meet and greet you start the tour. Spend a day in the beautiful seaside Regency town of Brighton with its famous Royal Pavilion. Next choose from either Arundel Castle, home of the Duke of Norfolk for over 700 years with magnificent grounds overlooking the River Arun and / or Petworth House which was rebuilt circa 1690 by the Duke of Somerset and houses one of the finest collections of paintings as well as a deer park landscaped by Capability Brown. The village of Petworth with its many antique shops can also be visited.
Inclusions: Hotel Pick up and Drop off, Transport by private vehicle, Water Bottle
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Reviewed By lrharper
I have used other transportation services from Heathrow to my hotels before visiting London, but this has been the best so far! As soon as I arrived in the airport terminal my driver Paulo greeted me, it was so easy to locate him which was a relief. Expedia booked the incorrect travel dates that I was arriving and advised me to cancel and re book again myself online, I explained to the rep I was having difficulty locating a private transfer suitable for my needs especially with Covid still running rampant. Instead I decided to call City transfers myself and there staff changed everything that expedia screwed up. I didn't have to cancel re book anything as Expedia advised me to do. I even received a courtesy phone call the day before my departure to confirm my details again. I also received text message when my drivers had arrived. Extremely great service, definitely new fav for private transportation when visiting in the UK!
9. Brighton Arundel castle and Petworth House by Executive Vehicle Private Tour
Brighton England Brighton is an English seaside resort town. About an hour south of London by train, it's a popular day-trip destination. Its broad shingle beach is backed by amusement arcades and Regency-era buildings. Brighton Pier, in the central waterfront section, opened in 1899 and now has rides and food kiosks. Arundel Castle is a restored and remodelled medieval castle in Arundel, West Sussex, England. It was established by Roger de Montgomery on Christmas Day 1067. Roger became the first to hold the earldom of Arundel by the graces of William the Conqueror Petworth is a small town and civil parish Inspired by the Baroque palaces of Europe and nestled in the South Downs, Petworth House displays the finest art collection in the care of the National Trust. Made by Emery Molyneux, a maker of compasses, hourglasses and globes, the globe at Petworth is only one of two surviving terrestrial globes made by this Elizabethan mathematician in 1592
Inclusions: Meet and Greet service, Air-conditioned vehicle, Bottled water, Parking Fees, Private transportation, WiFi on board, single-use masks and gloves
Exclusions: entrance fees to any sites, Gratuities
Reviewed By D A
Could not go on trip because cancellations of travel restrictions because of COVID. They say you get a refund but refused to give refund. Not an honest company. Never again.
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