Lake District

Lake District: A Nature Lover’s Paradise

the Lake District, known colloquially as ‘the Lakes’, lies at the northern end of England, not far from the border with Scotland. Thanks to its stunning landscape, it is the UK’s most popular mountainous destination, boasting England’s tallest peak, Scafell Pike, and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is renowned for its lakes, forests and mountains, and was immortalized through the poems of William Wordsworth.

The Lake District is an utter joy to discover if you are looking for an atmospheric break in nature exploring the outdoors. Its rolling hills and mountains outline long lake banks, meres and waters that carve the landscape of this distinctly beautiful region. The local culture is friendly and relaxing, and there are many traditional British pubs, restaurants and cafes scattered throughout the region’s towns where you can enjoy simple but delightful cuisine, such as a traditional English Afternoon Tea or the iconic Fish and Chips.

Stadiums and Teams

Carlisle United

Carlisle United, situated in the picturesque far north of England near the Scottish border, offers a beautifully authentic and rugged lower-league football experience. Playing at Brunton Park, the club is the sporting pride of Cumbria and boasts a dedicated, resilient fanbase that follows the team through thick and thin.

Brunton Park

Brunton Park is home to Carlisle United and provides a traditional football experience for visitors travelling through northern England. The stadium offers a local perspective on English football and can be combined with a Lake District itinerary for travellers interested in regional sporting culture.

Unique experiences

Lake Windermere Cruisea

Cruise across Lake Windermere and take in views of mountains, woodland and lakeside villages. A private boat experience offers a relaxed way to experience the Lake District’s scenery while travelling between some of the area’s most attractive locations.

Wordsworth's Grasmere

Visit Grasmere and explore the literary heritage associated with William Wordsworth. The village, surrounding landscapes and Wordsworth’s former home provide insight into the relationship between the poet and the Lake District.

Lake District Hiking

Explore the Lake District’s mountains, valleys and lakes with a private walking guide. Routes can be selected according to fitness and interests, from gentle scenic walks to more challenging mountain experiences.