We will build a tour that does what you want. Tell us where you want to go; what you want to see; when you want to go; and how many of you. We will do the rest. Research. Plan. Reserve.
We will collect you from your London hotel, Dover or Southampton Cruise Terminal, all London airports or any other location in a luxury Land Rover Defender 130.
We can take up to 7 guests but up to 5 adults is perfectly comfortable.
Our tours can be customised to your requirements.
Your knowledgable driver-guide will ensure you have a memorable time.
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There are amazing antique markets within easy reach of London. Whatever your interest - art, jewelry, silver, furniture or other fascinating items - they have it all. Ardingly, about 1.5 hours from London, runs 9 times a year with over 1700 stalls and is one of Europe's largest. Sunbury, the dealers market, is 45 minutes from London and runs twice a month.
There are numerous other markets in or near London where we can arrange customised tours. Please get in touch.
If you want top go further afield to Europe's biggest antique market in Newark it would be a two day trip. We can book you into a hotel or pub overnight.
We can build an itinerary around an antique market that includes a visit to a castle, stately home, gardens or historic town.
Bermondsey Antique Market, Bermondsey, London
Detling Antiques & Vintage Fair, Maidstone, Kent
Lingfield Antiques & Vintage Fair, Lingfield, Surrey
Brighton Antiques & Vintage Fair, Brighton, East Sussex
The south of England probably has more castles than any other part of the country.
The favourites are Leeds Castle, Dover Castle and Hever Castle.
Chartwell - Sir Winston Churchill's home in the Weald of Kent is worth a visit.
Canterbury with its dramatic cathedral is always a favourite.
We also love the pretty Kent town of Tenterden with it's independent shops, pubs and restaurants. The fortified fishing port Rye with its arty feel. And Richmond-upon-Thames, beloved home of rock stars, actors and recent location of a Ted Lasso episode.
The south east of England has some stunning historic towns. One of our favourites is Richmond upon Thames, west of London, established by Henry VII in 1501 when he built Richmond Palace, it features stunning architecture, narrow streets of shops, bars & restaurants and the famous Richmond Park. The fortressed port of Rye in West Sussex is another. Beautiful old streets, a castle and amazing views to France across the English Channel.
If you just want a driver for the day or a few days, we are happy to oblige. He will be happy to take you wherever you want to go.