Tour the beautiful Peak District in a vintage car licensed for private hire
What we do
Visit the Peak District in Vintage Style
A quintessentially English experience powered by a timeless 1920s vintage car.Carefully crafted tours take you off the beaten track to give you the best views in the Peak District. Adventure behind the scenes and uncover the stories that bring it to life.
A quintessentially English experience powered by a timeless 1920s vintage car. Carefully crafted tours take you off the beaten track to give you the best views in the Peak District. Adventure behind the scenes and uncover the stories that bring it to life.
True Grit
Travel in vintage style and admire the view from Monsal Head, take in typical White Peak villages, Castleton and its Blue John Caverns, views that inspired Charlotte Bronte…and a surprise that sets the scene for a period drama.
Travel in vintage style along little-used lanes and tiny tracks, visit Hartington village, discover Hartington Hall and enjoy exclusive views over the Derbyshire Dales.
Travel in vintage style across Staffordshire, Cheshire and Derbyshire, visit the wilds of the undiscovered Dark Peaks, the Goyt Valley and villages famed for skulduggery.
Travel in vintage style and experience the drama of Stanage Edge and Hathersage, Dales Dyke – home to the largest civil catastrophe in England, the practice place for the bouncing bomb and something special for Dambusters enthusiasts.
Travel in vintage style and experience the remarkable landscape and striking rock formations known as The Roaches. Add in the Manifold Light Railway, Doubly Thankful Village of Butterton and isolated, gated lanes for a show-stopping tour.
Travel in vintage style and discover picture-postcard villages, see the beauty of the Derbyshire Dales, splash through Tissington ford and visit Dovedale stepping stones.
Travel in vintage style and see the sights cross-country, indulge in the delights of Bakewell, the beauty of Lathkill Dale and bask in the shadow of Chatsworth House.
Travel in vintage style and take in the views at Monsal Head, spot the Cathedral of the Peak in Tideswell and experience the remote Dark Peak and its isolated moors.
Dark Peak, White Peak or a bit of both? The approximate routes are shown on the map below. For a more detailed description of what you will see on a tour, visit the tour's booking page.
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