When it comes to unforgettable experiences, a ride in a helicopter has to rate pretty high on the list. Flying along at over 100mph & seeing the surroundings from a unique vantage point is a an amazing adventure. Experience the Severn Valley with stunning vistas across the Wyre Forest & Shropshire Plain. Look Down on Thomas Telford’s distinctive Iron Bridge as we fly around Coalbrookdale. On to Bridgenorth nestled on a hill & across to the West Midland’s Safari Park. Then it’s down to the Wyre Forest & Kinver Edge. You might soar above the steam trains as they chug up the Severn Valley railway. Onwards to Kidderminster, famous for it’s carpets you take in the majestic Clee Hills. You'll have a fantastic trip that many would describe as a 'once in a lifetime' experience
- definitely something you should do before you die! Don't forget your camera!
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Enjoy 6 samples of whisky including a mini whisky cocktail with the Whisky Mavericks Experience! What is the Whisky Mavericks experience? Well, it is a fun look at the wonderful world of the water of life.  Throughout your experience, you will be guided through the history & production methods of whisky & be introduced to some of the whisky mavericks that have shaped the industry today.  You will be introduced to the different ways of enjoying your favourite spirit with cocktails, plus games & fun experiments. Middle aged men in terrible shirts & desirable jobs is the not the only thing whisky mavericks have in common with the Top Gear team! They also like to blow things up & set up pointless experiments just for fun.  Learn how to make whisky clouds & delight in tasty surprises like instant whisky sorbets. Saving the world from whisky bores, the whisky maverick experience is a free thinking & fun look at the wonderful world of whisky, great fun! ...

Cadenhead's is located in the heart of Marylebone village, on the site where Lady Diana's wedding dress was made in Chiltern Street.  Cadenhead is Scotland's Oldest independent bottler that was established in 1842, & the shop specialises in the single cask whiskies. What that means is that they go to different distilleries, purchase one cask of whisky & only bottle that one cask, making all their whiskies special editions with very limited numbers bottled.  Depending on the cask size, you are lucky to get 300 bottles of whisky from one cask! In addition, most of the whiskies that are sold & tasted are at cask strength, giving you the purest form of whisky possible. ...

Ever wanted to experience the thrill of kayaking, battling through white water rapids in your very own kayak?  You will be given all the equipment & training required before guiding you down the rapids! Everyone can remember their first time of kayaking on white water! It's an unforgettable day of excitement & achievement.  The class will start with an introduction session on flat water, including all the necessary safety training drills. Once you've done your basic training, you'll be ready to hit the rapids!  You will be guided down some exhilarating rapids in your kayak, but these are one-man crafts, so you're in control! Will you take the easy line or go through the meat? ...

If you have ever fancied white water kayaking running the rapids on the River Dee, then this is the course for you. You will learn a lot as you experience the thrill of kayaking & if you are not superhuman your muscles will be aching for most of the following week! (A great sport for keeping fit!) We will start off by teaching you the basic skills & working on balance control.  Then it's on to the power of the river, where you will learn how to transfer your new & existing skills to allow you to enter & exit out of the flow (known as breaking in & out), move the boat across the flow (otherwise known as ferry gliding) & much more! This is a great introduction to white water paddling & we promise you will want to do more! ...

This half day white water rafting trip is about six miles in distance, & starts from the old market town of Aberfeldy in Scotl&.  The River Tay winds lazily along the Tay valley, through rolling hills & stunning scenery & is an ideal place for white water rafting. You will have ample opportunity to practice your newly learnt white water rafting skills on the calm side of river, before we hit the challenging rapids that flow down to the Grandtully. Rapids such as ' Zoom Flume' & ' The Washing Machine' will certainly keep you on your toes! Grandtully rapids will be where the trip ends.  This is the longest rapid on the river & provides one or two surprises for the unwary white water rafter. Prepare to have a splashing time! ...

White Water Rafting is one of the most popular choices when it comes to an action packed adventure.  It goes without saying that it will certainly get your adrenaline pumping! Rafting in Llangollen is a varied experience. Starting your 4 km river trip at the picturesque Horseshoe Falls, a distinctively shaped weir near the meeting point. You will receive a brief safety talk before the action packed trip will see you descending the river Dee of Llangollen.  The first few rapids & flat water sections serve as merely a taste of what is to come as you approach the aptly named Serpents tail rapids. All the water disappears into a narrow channel on the right hand side of the river, with stoppers & big surf waves, it’s sure to send you into a spin!  Upon descending a few further mild rapids & flat water sections you will approach tombstones, so prepare for a soaking as you get thrown into the deep stoppers head long! Now suitably wet you will flow the final meandering sections of the river run, but you would be foolish to think its over, reserve your last bit of energy for the mighty town falls, friends & family can view this from the Llangollen bridge, so keep smiling, & prepare to descend the largest drop in the shortest distance that the trip has to offer.  Hold on tight as you tumble down the town falls & flow underneath the bridge, some small rapids follow & the trip ends at a getting out point directly after the final rapid. You will then be transported via minibus back to the meeting point where your towels & dry clothes await you. ...

Be prepared to enjoy a heart pumping ride down some white water rapids. No experience is required, just a sense of adventure & fun as you brace yourself for this wet & wild adventure!   This white water rafting centre boasts the UK's first pumped artificial whitewater course on the River Nene in Northamptonshire. Three enormous pumps control the discharge of water down the 300m whitewater course. This means that if you're a beginner, you can learn the basics of white water rafting in a fairly placid condition & then increase the difficulty as your skill & experience improve.  Our qualified instructors will give you a full safety briefing before you get kitted out with your safety gear. Next you're taken to the River Nene to practice your paddling techniques before being taken to the starting point of the man made 300 metre course. Each trip down will offer new & exciting challenges as your guide becomes more determined to get your adrenaline pumping! ...

Prepare for an exhilarating white water rafting decent down the River Tay, one of Scotland's most famous rivers.  The River Tay is graded at levels one to three. It can be relatively mild to big & burly depending on water levels on the day. For the first half of your White Water Rafting, we will ease you into things as we go on the calmer half of the river & play some rafting games, before hitting the rapids.  As the white water rafting trip goes on, you will find that after the first rapid, they get progressively bigger. Sometimes we can try & get a surf in a circulating bit of water called a 'hole' for a nice gentle thrashing. We finish the trip off at the main section of rapids in Grandtully, which is home, to one of the most popular UK white water rafting slalom spots. ...

White Water Rafting on the River Tay is ideal for beginners in the summer months. It is one of the only Rivers in the UK that has white water rafting available all year round. The River Tay is a natural river, so the water levels increase up & then down again with the seasons throughout the year. This makes it perfect for the more experienced white water rafter in the winter months.  The stunning 8 mile stretch of the River Tay that we will cover runs from Aberfeldy to Grandtully. It's great for the rookie rafters. Throughout the white water rafting experience, you will learn the fundamentals of paddling & team work. We will give you the opportunity to play games as much as possible to encourage a bit of healthy competition before we go off course & throw each other in. Finally at the second half of the River Tay at Grandtully, we will take on the white water rapids which will certainly get your pulse racing! ...