Hull tours

Things to do in Hull

Hull began as a 12th century riverside dock for wool exports, and grew to become eastern England's largest port. Today Hull is refreshingly tourist-free, and serves as a convenient base for exploring Yorkshire's windswept coastlines, historic market squares and quaint village pubs. Book a Hull private tour and explore this corner of Yorkshire with a local guide. During WWII, Hull was one of the most heavily bombed English cities, but the old town still contains plenty of history. Follow your guide to 700-year-old Holy Trinity Church, past Beverly Gate, then cross the river to the ultra-modern aquarium, The Deep. If you're planning on traveling around Yorkshire, our guides can organize custom tours depending on your interests, time and budget. Drive the coastal road to the Flamborough lighthouse, stopping for clifftop photo-ops, then watch seabirds nest at Bempton. Continue through Dalby forest into the wilds of the North Yorkshire Moors Park, returning through medieval Pickering.