Activity Breaks & Weekends Away

Quite a few of our activity breaks are packages for two people. You don't have to be a couple though, with accommodation in twin and double bedrooms offered, so they make a great break away for BFFs, couples and for the kids to treat Mum or Dad.

You might think a package for two people that includes activities, accommodation and quite often food too, would be pretty expensive. However, we've got lots of activity breaks that come in well under £200 for two, from a Friday night on the town with an overnight hotel stay, to a weekend trying outdoor activities like quad biking.

You most certainly can! We've got horse riding, tennis, sailing, Bear Grylls survival missions and even fitness bootcamps. All levels are catered for, from beginner to expert and all the gear you need to do your chosen activity is provided for you along with coaching or instruction.

Yes. In some cases the best value breaks are those taken mid-week. It also means there may well be fewer people on the activities, so it's ideal of you want a budget-busting and relaxing break. If you can't take any time off, there are lots of weekenders to be done, on a one or two night basis.

In general we get the best prices for breaks based on packages for two people sharing a room. We do have experiences and activities that are sold on a individual basis, with own room and shared room options. The options box above the 'Add to basket' button on each page will show you what type of vouchers are available for each break

Whilst there are a good few that involve the great outdoors, there are also plenty of activities that can be enjoyed indoors, so rain won't stop your fun. From murder mystery weekends and Fawlty-towers style dinner parties, to wine tasting and theatre breaks, we've got something for all weathers.

Of course! But before you dismiss the sportier activities, don't forget that no previous experience is necessary and all the gear you need is included, so this is the perfect opportunity to push yourself to give something completely new a go. If not, we've got a lovely pick of things like steam railway weekends and Brighton breaks with i360 tickets included.

Mostly, yes. We have hotels ranging from high end four and five star establishments with all the modern comforts you could ever need, to comfy B&Bs and even wooden log cabins. If you do fancy staying in something like a treehouse, yurt or a pod, you should take a look at our  Glamping Breaks  !

Yes. We've got steam train rides, stadium tours, West End shows, wine tasting, murder mystery, 4x4 driving, falconry, yachting and lots more activities that are included in the price of your break. All the gear you need is included too and where necessary, all the instruction you need to really make the most of your chosen activity day. And all that without having to make the long trek back home, as you'll be staying at least one night.

It totally depends on the activity break you've chosen. The majority do not accept dogs on the activity sites, but do check each individual page. Don't hesitate to use our online chat (it appears from the right hand side of our website) if you want to double check with us directly about anything.

Many of the packages make superb activity weekends away for families. It's your chance to try something new all together and relax with a couple of nights away from home too. Look at each individual package to see which ones are suitable for a family.

Most of the activities we offer are available year round, even the outdoor ones, so yes, you can treat yourselves to a break at any time of year. That means you can make the most of the quieter times of year outside the school holidays.

There are places to go and things to do all over the UK. We've collated an eclectic mix of activity breaks to suit everyone from sporty types to relaxing types, with a one or two night stay included. Just some of the areas in the country where out activity breaks take place include:

• Buckinghamshire
• Shropshire
• London
• Yorkshire
• Cotswolds
• North Wales
• Scottish Highlands
• East Sussex
• Hampshire
• South Wales
• Gloucestershire
• Derbyshire
• Cheshire
• Kent
• Surrey