Get your binoculars out and prepare yourself for this unique perspective of London with an amphibious tour around the sights of the capital. These fascinating DUKWS vehicles were originally used in World War Two and the Korean War, transporting troops and cargo across the waters straight onto the land - exactly what you'll be doing! Famous sights you'll see include Big Ben, Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace and The Ritz. Your guide will give you an entertaining commentary, providing an alternative view of London's history, as well as including some fascinating facts and figures about the DUKW (known as Duck) vehicle. Then after passing The Tate Gallery, you'll dive into the Thames and swim up and down the river, before climbing up onto the streets of London towards Lambeth Palace and back to your starting point near the famous London Eye.

Leave the tube to the stressed-out commuters for a more relaxing way of travelling around the historic streets of London, enjoying the sights on an open-top bus. Some of the sights include Madame Tussaud's, St Paul's Cathedral, the Tower of London, Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square and loads more. Why not also join the three guided tours included in your package..? The first being The Royal London Walk, which takes you from St. James' Palace to Buckingham Palace, witnessing changing of the guard. The second is The Big Bus Beatles Walk, bringing you back 40 years to Soho and Mayfair, where The Beatles based themselves in the sixties. The third is the spooky 'Ghost By Gaslight' pub crawl, listening to tales of London's haunted history. You can even also cruise down the river (one-way) from either Waterloo or Westminster Pier to Tower Pier (or vice versa) catching even more of famous sights including Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.

See the pubs and clubs that inspired hundreds of well-known lyrics. For Beatles fans there's Ringo's Kings Road apartment, John and Yoko's first home, Paul's current London home, the studio where St Pepper's cover was shot, Apple office and boutique, EMI and lots of other Beatles landmarks. And YES, you do get to walk across that famed ABBEY ROAD crossing! The tour also covers where Geldof conceived Band Aid and Live Aid, where the Sex Pistols formed, the Clash's neighbourhood, and the home of Bob Marley. There are also sites to please Pink Floyd fans. Pass the homes of Freddie Mercury, Bowie, Jimmy Page, Clapton, Van Morrison and see where Hendrix died. For Stones fans there's the legendary Edith Grove apartment, various of Jagger's houses and the Sticky Fingers restaurant. Visit studios, gig sites, secluded hotels favoured by the stars and hear story after story from your informed rock guide. To finish, visit the Hard Rock Cafe vault, a treasure trove of rock 'n' roll memorabilia!

Leave the tube to the stressed-out commuters for a more relaxing way of travelling around London, enjoying the sights on a river cruiser along the Thames. Board a city cruiser and head down the river to Greenwich. The cruise gives you a real insight into the layers of history that have built up along the river, an amazing mixture of the old and the new, with great views of the Houses of Parliament, Tate Modern, St Paul's and many more London landmarks. Any time you want, you can hop off the boat at any one of four piers, go and explore and then hop back on later. Tickets to the Tower of London, the magnificent medieval fortress on the north bank of the Thames by Tower Bridge, are also included in this experience. The Tower is one of London's must-see attractions; teeming with history, it has been a royal residence, a prison and the scene of many executions (no wonder there's so many ghosts...). It's also home to the fabulous Crown Jewels. This experience is for one person.

Leave the tube to the stressed-out commuters for a more relaxing way of travelling around London, enjoying the sights on a river cruiser along the Thames. Board your city cruiser and head down the river to Greenwich. The cruise gives you a real insight into the layers of history that have built up along the river, an amazing mixture of old and new, with great views of the Houses of Parliament, Tate Modern, St Paul's and many more London landmarks. Any time you want, you can hop off the boat at any one of four piers, explore and then hop back on later. You can then make your way to the London Eye where you may have to queue a bit, but it'll certainly be worth it when you climb aboard your (air-conditioned) capsule. The Eye slowly turns, giving you sensational panoramic views across London from 135 metres up. Whether you're new to the capital or a born and bred Londoner, this is a fantastic way to enjoy the sights from two unique perspectives.

The best way to see London is from the Thames. But if the tourist cruisers are too tame for you, leave them bobbing in your wake in a high-speed powerboat. After a safety briefing you'll board your custom-built Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB). Heading upstream from the London Eye, you'll see the Houses of Parliament before racing back down to Tower Bridge and Canary Wharf, with unrivalled views of Tate Modern, St Paul's Cathedral and the Tower of London along the way. Your experienced skipper knows lots of stories about the layers of history that have built up along the river, and you'll be pulling up sharply to learn some of the history behind the landmarks, and entertaining the crowds as you whisk around in 360-degree spins. Your skipper can tell you all about London's darker past too: the bolt holes that tell tales of the criminals chained up to drown at high tide, and the Watergate dungeon entrance, known for over 300 years as 'Traitors Gate', which beckons menacingly!

Get your binoculars out and prepare yourself for this unique perspective of London with an amphibious tour around the sights of the capital. These fascinating DUKWS vehicles were originally used in World War Two and the Korean War, transporting troops and cargo across the waters straight onto the land - exactly what you'll be doing! Famous sights you'll see include Big Ben, Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace and The Ritz. Your guide will give you an entertaining commentary, providing an alternative view of London's history, as well as including some fascinating facts and figures about the DUKW (known as Duck) vehicle. Then after passing The Tate Gallery, you'll dive into the Thames and swim up and down the river, before climbing up onto the streets of London towards Lambeth Palace and back to your starting point near the famous London Eye.

Forget the trips to the garden centre or the tedious ritual of washing the car - with this experience you can really enjoy a Sunday in style, with good food, great views and a live jazz soundtrack! You'll board the Bateaux London cruiser at the glass pontoon at Embankment Pier and then take your seats for a fun and relaxing cruise down the Thames. Enjoy a three course meal with a glass of wine and coffee, but don't forget to admire the views of some of London's iconic landmarks. You'll cruise past the best of the old and the new - the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye, Tate Modern, the Tower of London and much more. And all the while you can enjoy some toe-tapping jazz from a live professional jazz band. This experience is for one person.

Should you go on a sight-seeing cruise on the Thames? Are the views best from the London Eye? Or should you just cut to the chase and have a nice lunch somewhere? With this experience you can do all three. You'll board Bateaux London's river cruiser from the glass pontoon at Embankment Pier. Then relax on board and enjoy a three course lunch, followed by tea or coffee. But don't let the great food distract you from the fabulous views, as you cruise past the Houses of Parliament, the Tower of London and many more iconic landmarks. After lunch you'll be dropped off just a few steps from the London Eye. You may have to queue a bit here, but it'll certainly be worth it when you climb aboard your air-conditioned capsule. The Eye slowly turns, giving you sensational panoramic views across London from 135 metres up. This is a fantastic way to enjoy the sights from two unique perspectives. This experience is for one person.

Leave the tube to the stressed-out commuters for a more relaxing way of travelling around the historic streets of London, enjoying the sights on an open-top bus. Some of the sights include Madame Tussaud's, St Paul's Cathedral, the Tower of London, Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square and loads more. Why not also join the three guided tours included in your package..? The first being The Royal London Walk, which takes you from St. James' Palace to Buckingham Palace, witnessing changing of the guard. The second is The Big Bus Beatles Walk, bringing you back 40 years to Soho and Mayfair, where The Beatles based themselves in the sixties. The third is the spooky 'Ghost By Gaslight' pub crawl, listening to tales of London's haunted history. You can even also cruise down the river (one-way) from either Waterloo or Westminster Pier to Tower Pier (or vice versa) catching even more of famous sights including Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.

See the pubs and clubs that inspired hundreds of well-known lyrics. For Beatles fans there's Ringo's Kings Road apartment, John and Yoko's first home, Paul's current London home, the studio where St Pepper's cover was shot, Apple office and boutique, EMI and lots of other Beatles landmarks. And YES, you do get to walk across that famed ABBEY ROAD crossing! The tour also covers where Geldof conceived Band Aid and Live Aid, where the Sex Pistols formed, the Clash's neighbourhood, and the home of Bob Marley. There are also sites to please Pink Floyd fans. Pass the homes of Freddie Mercury, Bowie, Jimmy Page, Clapton, Van Morrison and see where Hendrix died. For Stones fans there's the legendary Edith Grove apartment, various of Jagger's houses and the Sticky Fingers restaurant. Visit studios, gig sites, secluded hotels favoured by the stars and hear story after story from your informed rock guide. To finish, visit the Hard Rock Cafe vault, a treasure trove of rock 'n' roll memorabilia!

Yoga is a great way to relax and stay in shape. This experience offers an unintimidating introduction to the world of yoga. You'll have a mat class at London's fashionable triyoga centre, taught by some of the UK's best instructors. Your class will introduce the foundations for yoga mat practice, and you'll learn various methods for approaching a pose, as a well as basic alignments and actions that offer a key to working within your own form. If this sounds like jargon, don't worry - all will be made clear by the teachers at triyoga. You will receive a professional yoga mat which you can take home and continue practice with and also a scented eye pillow - why not try out both of these gifts during your session? This experience is an indulgence to leave you feeling stretched and refreshed, having learned tips to benefit your whole being for a lifetime.