Top Windermere Food & Drink

This tour is a must for the brewery connoisseur, and a great way to get together with friends! The perfect way to gain an insight into the complex brewing system of some of our locally developed and favoured drinks. Visit a number of local breweries where you can try before you buy, or even learn about the brewing processes. Whether its beer or Gin there is something for all tastes. This Tour Includes: • Private Air Conditioned Vehicle • Local expert driver / guide • Parking Fees This Tour Excludes: • Food and Drink • Attraction Entry Fees

This tour is a must for the brewery connoisseur, and a great way to get together with friends! The perfect way to gain an insight into the complex brewing system of some of our locally developed and favoured drinks. Visit a number of local breweries where you can try before you buy, or even learn about the brewing processes. Whether its beer or Gin there is something for all tastes. This Tour Includes: • Private Air Conditioned Vehicle • Local expert driver / guide • Parking Fees This Tour Excludes: • Food and Drink • Attraction Entry Fees

Take a trip to Scotland into the beautiful county of Dumfries and Galloway famous for "Scotland's poet" Robert Burns, home to magnificent castles and the destination for runaway lovers. This tour will depart the Lake District and make its way north, passing through incredible scenery into the Scottish Borders to enjoy a tour and whisky tasting experience at Annandale Distillery. Enjoy an engaging lesson in whisky production and taste the single malts distilled at Annandale. Visit Caerlaverock Castle, a medieval stronghold which played a large role in several border conflicts between England and Scotland in the middle ages. Enjoy a stroll around Dumfries, the market town and former royal burgh, home to Robert Burns' House and the mausoleum, his final resting place. You will also visit the famous Blacksmith's House at Gretna Green, where starstruck lovers would elope to be married after the passing of the Marage Act in England in 1754.