Newcastle

Newcastle is a rugby city with bite. The home of the Falcons, it combines North East grit with one of the liveliest city centres in the UK. A tour here means physical fixtures against tough local opposition, followed by legendary nights out on the Bigg Market, Grey Street or the Quayside. Add in professional coaching, access to Kingston Park, and affordable city-centre accommodation, and Newcastle quickly becomes a favourite among touring sides. It’s no wonder many of our domestic clients come back year after year for another crack.

The Lake District

Perfect as a scenic break in the middle of a tour or as a weekend base in its own right, the Lake District delivers something different. You’ll find charming market towns, excellent local opposition across Cumbria and Lancashire, and team-building adventures from kayaking to high ropes. Windermere, Ambleside and Keswick offer brilliant accommodation options with pubs and social spots to match. This isn’t a ‘touristy’ destination — it’s a breath of fresh air, with rugby at its core and the fells rising in the distance.

York

York is one of the most beautiful cities in the country — but make no mistake, the rugby here is fierce. The local clubs are strong, well-supported and always up for a test. Off the pitch, York’s cobbled streets, ancient walls, and buzzing pub scene make it a brilliant all-round tour destination. Whether you’re grabbing food on Fossgate, walking the Shambles, or soaking in the atmosphere at a local fixture, York strikes the perfect balance between historic charm and rugby edge. It’s classy, compact and endlessly fun.

Chester

Sitting near the England–Wales border, Chester is ideally located and punches well above its weight as a rugby tour destination. With strong opposition on both sides of the line, you can blend English and Welsh fixtures into one tour. The city itself is a beauty — historic walls, Roman ruins, and a compact city centre packed with restaurants, pubs, and shops. By day, it’s relaxed and walkable; by night, the city comes to life with a lively social scene and warm local welcome. Expect competitive matches and quality downtime.

Leicester

Leicester is rugby through and through. Home to one of the most successful clubs in European history, it’s a brilliant base for teams wanting to test themselves against strong Midlands opposition. Expect intense fixtures, excellent facilities, and a chance to experience the Tigers' legacy up close. The city is student-filled, diverse, and big enough to offer great nightlife and accommodation options, without being overwhelming. For clubs looking to improve, compete, and take in some proper rugby culture, Leicester hits the mark.

London

As a tour destination, London has everything — iconic stadiums, buzzing nightlife, diverse fixtures, and world-famous sights around every corner. You can base yourself centrally or choose one of the capital’s rugby-rich pockets like Richmond or Twickenham. Fixtures can range from school and academy sides to grassroots clubs across the boroughs. Off the pitch, enjoy team activities like stadium tours, West End shows, or a night out in Soho. London is big, bold, and brilliant for teams who want a full-throttle tour experience.

Exeter

Exeter combines high-level rugby with laid-back South West charm. Home to the Chiefs and one of the best-supported clubs in the Premiership, the city also boasts a buzzing local rugby scene with clubs ready to host and challenge visiting teams. The riverside quays and city centre pubs make for a great social base, while the Devon coastline and Dartmoor provide easy access to outdoor adventure. Exeter is ideal for teams seeking proper opposition, pro-level experiences, and a taste of that famous West Country hospitality.

Bath

Elegant, historic, and fiercely proud of its rugby heritage, Bath is a classic destination for touring sides. The city’s Georgian streets and natural hot springs offer a unique backdrop for a rugby weekend, while the Rec — home of Bath Rugby — remains one of the most iconic stadiums in the UK. Fixtures against proud local clubs come with big post-match hospitality, and the city centre is perfectly walkable, with great pubs, restaurants, and nightlife. Just 30 minutes down the road, Bristol provides a lively, modern alternative with a bold rugby culture and a buzzing social scene.

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Liverpool

Liverpool is a city built on passion, pride, and a proper love of sport — making it a brilliant base for a rugby tour. From fiercely competitive fixtures with welcoming local clubs to lively post-match socials, the rugby scene here delivers on every front. Off the pitch, you’ll find everything that makes Liverpool legendary — iconic landmarks, buzzing nightlife, live music, and unbeatable hospitality. Whether it’s walking in the footsteps of The Beatles, exploring the docks, or celebrating a win on Mathew Street, the city’s energy is infectious. For teams wanting top rugby and an unforgettable weekend, Liverpool never disappoints.