University of Cambridge

Jump into university history by exploring some of the 31 constituent colleges. Other sights include awe inspiring libraries, beautiful quads and breath-taking views from some of the bridges - notably Bridge of Sighs and Mathematical Bridge.

The Broads National Park

The broads are manmade lakes formed in the medieval era which now offer a stunning landscape of open water and wet woodland, surrounded by churches and historic buildings to explore. Nature photographers will have an opportunity to spot plants and animals, including over a quarter of the UK’s rarest species.

Norfolk Coast

The Norfolk Coast Path provides a walking trail runs through the dramatic landscape of the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Find Blakeney Nature Reserve for uninterrupted views of the coastline and the largest seal colony in England.

Cambridge Punting

This tour comes with an expertly trained chauffeur who will glide you along the River Cam, whilst reciting stories and historical facts about Cambridge and the Colleges you’ll pass during the tour. This popular activity is a must for all visitors to Cambridge!

Norwich

Norwich is fusion of the modern and historic. It has a flourishing arts and music scene, there are plenty of bars and lively restaurants, all of this within a heritage site that is a delight to explore, particularly the majestic Norman Cathedral.

Zoo

East England hosts two of England’s most loved zoos. Whipsnade Zoo is the UK’s largest (covering 600 acres) and features 2,500 animals including tigers, African lions, hippos, brown bears and elephants. Colchester Zoo features many rare and unusual species and is easily accessed with public transportation links