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Lake District Rail Tour with Halal Tourism Britain - London

Lake District Rail Tour with Halal Tourism Britain

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

13.5 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; includes moderate walking and sitting time on the train.

Overview

Take a seamless, all-in-one trip from London to the sweeping vistas of England’s Lake District, combining rail travel, a lake cruise, and cultural highlights. Halal Tourism Britain's guided day tour offers an accessible way to experience this iconic region’s natural beauty and heritage.

Boat Tour
Guided Tour
London, England

Guided Lake District Tour

All ages • 13.5 hours • Lindeth Howe, Lake Windermere, and more!

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About This Adventure

Embark on a memorable 13.5-hour rail adventure to the stunning Lake District. Enjoy reserved train seats, a scenic cruise on Windermere, and explore the charming Hawkshead Village. Indulge in a delightful cream tea at Beatrix Potter's family home, all guided by a professional for an enriching experience.

Enjoy a day trip by rail to Lake District

Duration

13 hours and 30 minutes

Highlights

  • Reserved train seats
  • Lake Cruise on Windermere
  • Visit Hawkshead Village
  • Cream Tea at Beatrix Potter's own home Lindeth Howe
  • Professional guide

Itinerary

Departure from Euston Station

You will need to be at Euston Station at 8:00 am with your printed train tickets for your outbound and inbound rail journeys. Your train will depart at 8:30 am and arrive at Oxenholme Station at 11:08 am. Please print all tickets for both your return rail journey and attraction tickets.

For added comfort and to have refreshments served at your seat, you can choose to upgrade your rail trip to first class.

Oxenholme and the Lake District

After you are taken to the vehicle that will be your transport for the rest of the day, it’s time to hit the road and see the Lake District! You’ll travel through winding country lanes and past cute cottages, with sparkling Lake Windermere on one side. The largest natural lake in England, Windermere is an expansive stretch of water surrounded by rolling hills.

The day continues with a visit to the Hawkshead, a medieval village originally owned by the monks of Furness Abbey. Its church dates back to 1300, and famed poet Wordsworth studied at Hawkshead’s grammar school! You’ll also pass picturesque beauty spot Tarn Hows on the way to Coniston Water – keep your eyes open for resident roe deer in Yew Tree Valley. On our return to Windermere, there’s a photo stop at Yew Tree Farm; the setting for the Hollywood film Miss Potter.

Cream Tea at Lindeth Howe – Family Home of Beatrix Potter

You will enjoy a deliciously British cream tea at Beatrix Potter’s family home, Lindeth Howe. A classic Lakeland country house hotel in Bowness, Lindeth Howe is set in 6 acres of its own private garden. Tuck into fresh clotted cream, jam, and scones in this beautiful setting.

Return

Your guide will escort you to the train station for your return journey back to London.

You will leave Oxenholme at 6.30 pm, arriving at Euston Station at 9.24 pm. (Departure times on Saturdays may vary, so please refer to your welcome pack on the day.)

Please Note:

  • Please double check you have entered the correct email address, as without the e-tickets you cannot travel.
  • Please print all documents; rail and entry tickets. You will need all these documents for your trip.
  • Once booked this tour is non-refundable
  • Children under 5 are not accepted on the tour due to safety issues
  • Train seats are allocated on a first come first serve basis & not guaranteed together.

Adventure Tips

Reserve seats early

Book your reserved train seats in advance to ensure comfort throughout the 13.5-hour journey.

Wear comfortable shoes

Expect some walking in Hawkshead Village and on the lakefront; comfortable, supportive footwear is a must.

Check weather for the cruise

Lake Windermere’s open waters can be cool and breezy—bring layers to stay warm during the scenic cruise.

Plan for dietary needs

Halal Tourism Britain accommodates dietary preferences, but informing them in advance ensures a smooth tea service.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Red squirrels
  • Peregrine falcons

History

The Lake District was designated a National Park in 1951 and became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2017 for its cultural landscape and literary associations.

Conservation

Visitors to the Lake District are encouraged to follow 'Leave No Trace' principles to protect its fragile upland ecosystems and support ongoing conservation efforts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Layered clothing

Essential

Helps manage changing temperatures from train travel to outdoor activities on the lake.

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Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Supportive footwear is necessary for village walks and lakefront paths.

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Rain jacket

Essential

Protects against rain and chilly winds during the cruise and outdoor segments.

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Small backpack

Useful for carrying snacks, water, and personal items throughout the day.

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