London Tours & Excursions

Annabelle was an Excelente guide!

It was really good but unfortunately my 3 year old was scared and it was not pleasant for her and she wanted to get out :( was very guttered!

We took the Thames hop-on, hop-off boat cruise on Sunday, 4th September, 10:00, which I specify because I unfortunately don't remember the name of the chap giving the live tour at the top of the boat - but if he or his bosses read this, rest assured he was brilliant. Incredibly informative and humorous, and took a few photos of me and my partner for us. We only hopped off to see the Cutty Sark before hopping back on. And sure, it's the same commentary once you've gone round already, but I wouldn't expect anything more. I will say it was a bit confusing before we initially boarded, because we (and others) were there before any staff and we weren't sure which boat stand to queue in front of (there are several, none with this name), but we worked it out with process of elimination. Turns out we hadn't needed to queue because we already had a ticket - whoops. Someone there to say "ticket holders over here!" would've been nice, but it didn't spoil the occasion. Overall, great value for £.

Excellent experience in all activities. Strict time slots in Madame Tussaud’s which was the most crowded, so make sure you don’t arrive too early, because you’ll have to wait. Great value for money for families as children will enjoy sea life a lot! London eye is the one you should visit on your first days, as you can have a great view of most sightseeing

"It was a lot. No masks were worn on the bus, even though it was advertised as such. Had James as a guide, very nice and very passionate and lively with his stories. The tour was too crowded and for my standards the stay at St. Paul's Cathedral took too long. Something very long-winded. Otherwise overall satisfactory. "

Actually we had the Harry Potter private black taxi tour and Michael B and John were excellent! Funny, informative and adaptive to the ages participating. I was not disappointed.

Does what it says on the tin - comfy coach tour around London taking in HP sites. Nice to see other areas of London that you wouldn't normally visit. Informative and fun. Would recommend and would definitely book another tour.

We had the start at 5:45 pm and could enjoy the sunset over London. Was a great experience with champagne and chocolate.

Annabelle was an Excelente guide!

It was really good but unfortunately my 3 year old was scared and it was not pleasant for her and she wanted to get out :( was very guttered!

We took the Thames hop-on, hop-off boat cruise on Sunday, 4th September, 10:00, which I specify because I unfortunately don't remember the name of the chap giving the live tour at the top of the boat - but if he or his bosses read this, rest assured he was brilliant. Incredibly informative and humorous, and took a few photos of me and my partner for us. We only hopped off to see the Cutty Sark before hopping back on. And sure, it's the same commentary once you've gone round already, but I wouldn't expect anything more. I will say it was a bit confusing before we initially boarded, because we (and others) were there before any staff and we weren't sure which boat stand to queue in front of (there are several, none with this name), but we worked it out with process of elimination. Turns out we hadn't needed to queue because we already had a ticket - whoops. Someone there to say "ticket holders over here!" would've been nice, but it didn't spoil the occasion. Overall, great value for £.

Excellent experience in all activities. Strict time slots in Madame Tussaud’s which was the most crowded, so make sure you don’t arrive too early, because you’ll have to wait. Great value for money for families as children will enjoy sea life a lot! London eye is the one you should visit on your first days, as you can have a great view of most sightseeing