Secret Ireland Tours are absolutely thrilled to announce that the one and only Chris Fleming will be joining us as our official Ambassador on the unforgettable “HAUNTED 2027 UK TOUR” Tour this coming September.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to travel alongside one of the world’s most respected paranormal investigators as we step into the very locations he investigated on the hit TV series “Help! My House Is Haunted.” Your journey begins in London with an exclusive visit to the historic College of Psychic Studies, where you’ll meet gifted psychics and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of spiritual research. From there, we venture into the shadows of Wollaton Park to investigate the site of the Wollaton Gnomes, the mysterious depths of Calverton Forest filled the spirits of Roman Strongholds and elementals, and the chilling underground tunnels of the City of Caves.

We’ll stay in the elegant city of Bath, steeped in Roman history and Georgian grandeur, before experiencing the legendary and haunted Skirrid Inn, the atmospheric Uncle Tom’s Cabin, the historic Great Fulford, and the ancient wonder of Stonehenge. Our adventure continues with stays in vibrant Brighton and historic Dover, where you’ll witness the breathtaking White Cliffs and explore the formidable Dover Castle. There will be time to soak up the energy of Brighton’s lanes, enjoy shopping and sightseeing in London, and even step inside the iconic Tower of London.

Throughout it all, you’ll be spending time with Chris himself, sharing stories, insights, and participating in thrilling investigations. With history, mystery, stunning scenery, and incredible company, this promises to be an extraordinary journey into the heart of haunted Britain. These are just some of the amazing places that you will visit and experience while in the UK.

Chris Fleming and Secret Ireland invite you to join us on this extraordinary 9-day haunted journey across the UK — a carefully curated expedition revisiting some of the most compelling locations featured on Help! My House Is Haunted, alongside the most iconic historic landmarks Britain has to offer.

This is not a standard tour. It is an immersive experience through castles, ancient ritual sites, military strongholds, haunted inns, academic institutions, and landscapes layered with mystery. You will stand where investigations unfolded, where evidence was captured, and where centuries of history still seem to echo through stone walls and open countryside.

From Stonehenge to the Tower of London, from Great Fulford to The Skirrid Mountain Inn, from the City of Caves to the cliffs of Dover — each stop has been chosen with purpose. Each location carries depth. Each day builds meaning.

Chris is looking forward to personally revisiting these powerful places with you — sharing insight, stories, and reflection — as we explore together the visible and invisible layers of Britain.

Internationally renowned paranormal investigator and evidential psychic Chris Fleming is one of the most respected and compelling voices in the supernatural field today. Known worldwide for his work on Spooked Scotland, Haunted Ireland, Dead Famous, Psychic Kids and HELP! My house is haunted.

Chris has spent decades exploring some of the most haunted locations across the globe. His extraordinary intuitive abilities, combined with his calm, grounded approach, allow him to connect deeply with the unseen world while bringing clarity, comfort, and understanding to those seeking answers.

A gifted communicator and captivating storyteller, Chris blends psychic insight with historical research and investigative expertise, making every experience both fascinating and profoundly moving. Whether leading investigations, sharing spiritual knowledge, or guiding others through the mysteries of the paranormal, Chris Fleming brings authenticity, integrity, a sense of humor, and an undeniable presence that leaves a lasting impression on everyone he meets.

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2  Our tours are all based on double occupancy. There will be an additional supplement for single travelers which will depend on tour taken. 

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4  Installment plans are available for anyone who would like to avail of them.

5  Travel insurance is something that the company strongly suggests all clients purchase to protect their travel investment.  Please find a package that covers you if you have to cancel close to the tour time because we do not refund if you have to cancel for any reason.You can find links for Insurance companies on our website www.SecretIrelandToursLLC.com

6  Due to limited capacity on coaches, there may be a limit of one suitcase per passenger. 

7  Participants are responsible for all their property, luggage, backpacks, phone's, laptops etc. 

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9  At the start of each day your tour guide will tell you what time you should be ready, or to be on the bus for the next day's journey, it is up to you to contact your guide if you missed announcements on times. 

10 We strongly suggest you to purchase travel insurance to cover your travel investment in the event that you have to cancel your trip closer to the travel date.

11  Some of our trips require walking over stony roads and pathways, it is advised to always bring strong waterproof walking shoes, and waterproof/windproof outer coats/jackets also.

12 We also advise all participants to let us know of food allergies they have. We also state that if there are walks on rough surfaces or up hills, if you don't think you can take part please let us know and you can stay on the bus with the driver.

13 Each participant is responsible for their baggage being brought from the Coach to their accommodation except in the case where the company have booked porterage. The group will be advised where porterage will take place.

14 Conditions, availability, or contractual obligations may warrant for dates, venues, lodging, talent/celebrity headliners/hosts/guests. Ambassadors, tour guides or transportation modes to be changed or cancelled. It is our intent and obligation, within the best of our ability, to substitute and /or accommodate equal or enhanced alternatives. We will not refund any deposits or payments towards the tour due to these conditions.

15 There is a certain fitness level required for this tour, if you feel that you cannot walk up hill or long walks, we will ask you to stay on the bus. 

16 Secret Ireland Tours operates on an 8 to 9 hour day policy. When we depart early, usually around 9 AM, we generally return to our accommodations between 6 PM and 7 PM. If we have evening excursions, we leave later in the day to comply with legal driving time regulations for our driver.

17 We do not hire additional drivers to extend the length of our tours. While some people may prefer tours lasting 10 to 12 hours, the majority do not.

18 We reserve the right to refuse service.

19 This tour is based on 22 participants booked.

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Bestwood Lodge Hotel Nottingham https://www.bestwoodlodge.co.uk

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College of Psychic Studies:

Tucked away in the heart of South Kensington, the world-renowned The College of Psychic Studies in London is a sanctuary for seekers of wisdom, intuition, and spiritual exploration. Founded in 1884, this historic institution has welcomed some of the most respected mediums, mystics, and spiritual teachers in the world. Stepping through its doors feels like entering a refined Victorian haven where history and higher consciousness intertwine. From evidential mediumship demonstrations to aura readings, psychic development workshops, and inspiring lectures, the College offers an extraordinary opportunity to explore the unseen in an atmosphere of integrity, learning, and profound insight. Whether you are curious, experienced, or simply drawn to the mysteries of the spirit world, a visit to this iconic institution promises a deeply enriching and unforgettable experience.

Society for Psychical Research (SPR):

Tucked away in a quiet London mews, the historic Society for Psychical Research (SPR) stands as one of the world’s oldest and most respected organizations dedicated to the serious investigation of psychic and paranormal phenomena. Founded in 1882, the SPR has explored some of the most fascinating cases in history — from apparitions and hauntings to telepathy, survival research, and the work of renowned investigators like Harry Price. Stepping into its library and archives is like entering a living timeline of psychical inquiry, where original documents, rare case files, and decades of research preserve the legacy of scientific exploration into the unknown. For those drawn not only to experiencing the unexplained but to understanding it, a visit to the SPR offers a rare and intellectually compelling glimpse into Britain’s deep and complex paranormal heritage.

Parasychology at Northhampton College:

Located in the historic market town of Northampton, Northampton College is one of the region’s leading further education institutions, known for its strong vocational training, technical programs, apprenticeships, and professional development courses. With modern facilities and a reputation for practical, career-focused education, the college plays an important role in preparing students for skilled industries and higher academic progression across the UK.

During our tour, we will gather at the university campus that hosts the world’s largest parapsychology research department in the world, where we will meet the full research team for an in-depth exchange on contemporary psychical studies. The experience will also include time with candidates affiliated with the Society for Psychical Research (SPR), including  Dr. Callum E. Cooper.  Dr. Callum E. Cooper is a British parapsychologist known for his academic research into anomalous experiences, particularly; Crisis apparitions, After-death communication reports, Telephone calls from the dead cases and Spontaneous paranormal experiences. This is a rare opportunity for a private meet-and-greet, focused presentations, and open discussion. Guests will stay on campus for the evening, allowing for an immersive and collegial environment as we explore the academic and investigative frontiers of consciousness research together.

Why Day 1 Matters

Day 1 establishes the intellectual and historical foundation of the entire tour. By meeting with the university’s parapsychology department — the largest of its kind — and engaging directly with researchers and Society for Psychical Research affiliates, the group steps into the academic core of psychical investigation. This is where belief meets data, where anecdote is tested, and where survival research is examined critically. It sets the tone: this journey is not about fantasy — it is about inquiry, dialogue, and serious exploration. Staying on campus creates immersion, allowing conversations to continue beyond presentations and into meaningful connection.

Activity Level: Low

Itinerary may change due to availability, weather or other conditions beyond our control.

Wollaton Park:

Shrouded in centuries of history and natural beauty, Wollaton Park in Nottingham is widely regarded as one of the most intriguing and atmospherically charged locations in the region. As twilight settles over the vast grounds, visitors have reported unexplained whispers carried on the wind, shadowy figures moving between ancient trees, sudden drops in temperature, and the eerie sensation of unseen presences following their path. Night-time walkers and investigators alike speak of phantom footsteps on empty paths and strange lights flickering across the parkland, particularly in quieter, less-travelled areas. With its sweeping landscape and mood that shifts dramatically after dark, Wollaton Park offers an unsettling yet captivating experience — a place where nature and the unknown seem to exist side by side.

This area is also closely connected to the famous Wollaton Park Gnome Sighting — often referred to as the Wollaton Gnomes case — one of Britain’s most unusual and debated encounters involving a group of children who reported seeing small bearded figures and glowing vehicles within the park’s wooded grounds in 1979. During our visit, researcher Kate Ray will join us on-site to discuss the details of the case, where it reportedly occurred, how the testimony was collected, and why it remains one of the most perplexing high-strangeness accounts in modern British folklore. Kate Ray is a UK-based paranormal researcher and investigator known for her work examining historic British high-strangeness cases, including the Wollaton Park Gnome encounter. She focuses on revisiting original witness testimony, locations, and archival material to reassess classic cases with a balanced investigative approach.

Calverton Forest:

Deep within the shadowed woodland of Calverton Forest near Nottingham, an atmosphere of mystery lingers beneath the canopy of towering trees. As daylight fades, the forest seems to take on a life of its own — with visitors reporting unexplained whispers drifting between the branches, sudden cold pockets along secluded paths, and the distinct sensation of unseen eyes tracking their movement through the undergrowth. Paranormal investigators have long been drawn to this remote stretch of woodland, intrigued by accounts of shadowy figures moving silently among the trees and strange lights flickering deeper within the forest’s interior.

It was here that we filmed an investigation for Help! My House Is Haunted, where we documented what appeared to be the unmistakable sound of Roman soldiers marching in formation. During the investigation, voices were heard urgently shouting from the treeline to “fall back” — a moment that took on deeper significance when we later discovered that the hill bordering the forest had once served as a Roman stronghold centuries ago. The activity did not end there. We also experienced direct interaction consistent with accounts of the Fae — elemental intelligences long associated with ancient British woodlands — phenomena that locals have whispered about for generations.

With its layered history, reported Roman echoes, and enduring folklore of otherworldly beings, Calverton Forest offers more than atmosphere — it presents a landscape where history, legend, and unexplained encounters appear to converge.

City of Caves:

Beneath the bustling streets of Nottingham lies one of the UK’s most extraordinary hidden worlds — the legendary City of Caves. Carved deep into sandstone, this vast network of over 800 man-made caves has served as homes, tanneries, storage chambers, and even air-raid shelters during World War II. As you descend below ground, the temperature drops and the atmosphere shifts, transporting you into a labyrinth of chambers etched with centuries of human survival, hardship, and resilience. Dim passageways and ancient stone walls create an immersive journey into Nottingham’s subterranean past.

While operated today as an important heritage site, the caves have also given rise to quiet reports of unexplained experiences. Visitors have described sudden cold pockets in enclosed areas, whispers echoing where no one stands, fleeting shadow figures, and an overwhelming sense of presence in former shelter sections. Whether attributed to acoustics, psychology, or something less easily defined, the layered emotional history of the caves leaves a powerful impression. The City of Caves is more than a tour — it is an encounter with a hidden world where history surrounds you, and where some believe the past may still linger just beneath the surface.

Why Day 2 Matters

Day 2 moves from academia into living landscape. Wollaton Park and the site of the Wollaton Gnomes case anchor the day in one of Britain’s most unusual high-strangeness events — a multi-witness encounter that still defies easy explanation. Adding on-site discussion with a researcher brings the case out of folklore and into grounded analysis. The experience reminds the group that not all anomalies fit traditional ghost narratives — some challenge our understanding of reality itself. It’s a day that expands perspective.

Activity Level: High

Itinerary is subject to change depending on availability, weather, and other conditions beyond our control.

Coventry Cathedral:

Rising as a powerful symbol of resilience in the heart of Coventry, Coventry Cathedral stands as one of Britain’s most moving landmarks. The preserved ruins of the 14th-century cathedral — destroyed during the Blitz in 1940 — sit beside the striking modern structure built in its place, together telling a story of devastation and reconciliation. Visitors often describe a profound stillness within the ruins, with some reporting unexplained cold drafts, shadow movement among the broken arches, and an overwhelming emotional atmosphere believed to be connected to the tragedy of wartime loss. Whether viewed through history or human sensitivity, the site carries a palpable weight that leaves a lasting impression.

Skirrid Mountain Inn:

Nestled at the foot of Skirrid Mountain in Abergavenny, The Skirrid Mountain Inn is widely regarded as one of Wales’ most haunted locations. Dating back nearly a thousand years, the inn is said to have once served as a courthouse where condemned prisoners were sentenced to hang — with the beam above the staircase long associated with executions. Guests and investigators have reported heavy footsteps, doors opening on their own, shadow figures on the staircase, and sudden temperature drops in the upper rooms.

Chris filmed and investigated here for Help! My House Is Haunted, capturing compelling EVP responses and intelligent interaction during our time inside the building. The activity was both direct and unmistakable — and it remains one of the investigations that left a strong impression. Chris is especially looking forward to returning to explore further and see what more may reveal itself within those ancient walls.

Bath:

Elegant and steeped in layered history, Bath is famed for its golden Georgian architecture and remarkable Roman heritage. Beneath its refined exterior lies a city built upon ancient ritual and centuries of human presence. The Roman Baths have long inspired reports of unusual sensations — from feelings of being watched near the sacred spring to occasional sightings of shadowy forms in the steam rising above the water. Some visitors and staff over the years have spoken of unexplained sounds after hours within the stone corridors.

From the grandeur of the Royal Crescent to the spiritual calm of Bath Abbey, the city blends beauty with depth. Whether experienced for its architecture, its ancient foundations, or the subtle atmosphere that lingers in its oldest corners, Bath offers more than elegance — it carries the quiet resonance of history that still seems to breathe beneath its streets.

Why Day 3 Matters

Day 3 takes the group beneath the surface — literally and symbolically. The City of Caves represents layered human history carved into stone: survival, war, shelter, industry. It demonstrates how emotional imprint and environmental atmosphere intersect. Visiting sites like Coventry Cathedral and The Skirrid Mountain Inn brings contrast — sacred space, wartime trauma, execution history, documented investigations, and captured evidence. This day bridges public history with personal experience. It shows how place, memory, and reported phenomena intertwine.

By this point in the tour, the group is no longer just visiting locations — they are recognizing patterns across history, land, and human experience.

Activity Level: Moderate

Itinerary subject to change depending on availability, weather, and other conditions beyond our control.

Uncle Tom's Cabin:

Tucked into Coventry’s historic surroundings, Uncle Tom’s Cabin is a traditional English pub known for more than its hospitality. Over the years, staff and visitors have reported unexplained footsteps in empty rooms, sudden cold patches near the bar, objects shifting without cause, and fleeting shadow figures. During filming for Help! My House Is Haunted, Chris and the team experienced direct activity — including interaction consistent with a young girl’s presence and what appeared to be residual or intelligent soldier energy connected to the building’s past. EVP responses and environmental shifts made it one of the more active investigations. Returning offers the group a chance to revisit an emotionally charged location and explore who — if anyone — may still linger.

Old School house Devon: TBC

The 16th-century Old School House in Morchard Bishop, Devon, became the focus of intense activity reported by its residents — shadow figures, object movement, and sudden atmospheric changes. During the televised investigation, electronic voice phenomena were captured, along with environmental responses that suggested intelligent interaction. Most notably, Chris encountered activity consistent with traditional Devon folklore — elemental or pixie-like energies long associated with the region’s rural landscape. Both visual experience and audio capture occurred in the garden area, making this more than a typical haunting case. A return visit allows for respectful closure with the family and a deeper look at the land itself, where folklore and lived experience intersect.

Great Fulfort:

Great Fulford Hall, a Grade I listed manor in Devon and home to the Fulford family for over 800 years, carries both historical and paranormal weight. Visitors and investigators have reported heavy footsteps in empty corridors, doors closing without explanation, shadow forms along the staircases, and intense cold zones in medieval sections of the hall. During a previous investigation, Chris encountered what he described as the residual presence of numerous soldiers — energies seemingly tied to ancient conflicts connected to the land.

Historically, Devon did see Roman occupation, and Viking incursions affected parts of the southwest, making ancient military presence plausible in the broader region. Whether residual memory embedded in the land or something more, the site left a profound impact — commemorated in the soldier imagery Chris carries as a personal reminder of that encounter. Returning allows the group to experience one of Devon’s most atmospheric estates, revisit the areas of reported activity, and explore the historical layers that may still echo through its halls.

Why Day 4 Matters

This day blends documented history, televised investigations, folklore, and personal experience. These are not random stops — they are locations where meaningful encounters occurred, evidence was captured, and unanswered questions remain. For the tour group, this offers more than sightseeing. It offers direct engagement with places where history, land memory, and the unexplained converge.

Activity Level: low

Itinerary subject to change depending on availability, weather, and other conditions beyond our control.

Stonehenge:

Rising from the windswept Salisbury Plain, Stonehenge remains one of the most powerful prehistoric monuments on Earth. Built over 4,000 years ago, its precise solar alignments and massive transported stones continue to defy simple explanation. Visitors frequently describe an unusual energetic sensation within the circle’s perimeter — sudden temperature shifts, pressure changes, emotional surges, and a deep stillness unlike anywhere else. While no formal haunt narrative defines the site, countless modern accounts speak of shadow forms at dusk, unexplained sounds across the plain, and an almost electric atmosphere during solstice alignments. Whether ancient temple, astronomical calendar, burial site, or something more complex, Stonehenge is a place where landscape and mystery are inseparable.

Fleur De Lys:

The Fleur de Lys in Pilley, the oldest pub in the New Forest, became the focus of intense investigation on Help! My House Is Haunted. Chris, alongside Barri Ghai and Sandy Lakdar, documented cold spots, unexplained movement, shadow anomalies, and environmental fluctuations tied to the pub’s long-rumored resident spirit known as the “Grey Lady.” Activity extended beyond the building itself — particularly near the ancient well outside, where the energy felt markedly older than the structure going back to pagan rituals during the time of the romans. The episode captured moments that challenged both intuition and instrumentation, reinforcing the pub’s reputation as one of the New Forest’s most active locations.

The Dolphin Bar:

The Dolphin, an 18th-century pub in Littlehampton, also featured in Help! My House Is Haunted, after reports of loud unexplained bangs, disembodied laughter, CCTV anomalies, and guests leaving in fear. During lockdown investigation, the team captured EVP responses and experienced activity ranging from playful, childlike energy associated with “Dolly,” to darker, heavier sensations in the cellar. Footage suggested small shadow-like forms some interpreted as imp-like manifestations. Questions arose about whether energetic “openings” had been unintentionally created — and whether they remain active today.

Why Day 5 Matters

Day 5 brings the tour full circle — from ancient earth mysteries to documented modern investigations. Stonehenge anchors the experience in prehistoric power, a site that predates written history yet continues to stir the human psyche. Fleur de Lys and The Dolphin move us into lived, filmed, and evidenced encounters — locations where activity was captured, witnessed, and broadcast to millions.

This day is not theoretical. These are places where phenomena were experienced firsthand. Guests are not just hearing stories — they are standing where it happened. Ancient ritual ground. Active haunted inns. Filmed investigations. Captured EVP. Reported anomalies still unresolved.

Day 5 is about immersion — walking into locations where history, folklore, and documented paranormal investigation converge. It is designed to leave an imprint.

Activity level: low

Itinerary subject to change depending on availability, weather or other conditions beyond our control.

Brighton:

Today is yours to explore Brighton — the vibrant jewel of England’s south coast, where seaside character meets creative energy. Stroll along the famous Brighton Palace Pier, enjoy the lively atmosphere of Brighton Beach, or step inside the extraordinary Royal Pavilion, the exotic 19th-century palace that stands as one of Britain’s most unique architectural landmarks.

For sweeping panoramic views of the coastline, rise 162 meters above the city on the Brighton i360, or explore the fascinating marine life at SEA LIFE Brighton, the world’s oldest operating aquarium.

Wander through The Lanes, a maze of narrow historic streets filled with independent boutiques and antique shops, or experience the bohemian pulse of North Laine, known for its vintage stores, record shops, and bold street art. Kemptown offers its own lively personality with independent cafés, bars, and coastal charm.

For those wanting fresh air and dramatic scenery, the Undercliff Walk stretches along the sea toward Saltdean, while nearby Devil's Dyke and Seven Sisters Country Park provide breathtaking landscapes, hiking trails, and iconic white cliff views.

Brighton offers the perfect balance after days of historic investigation — relaxation, culture, coastal beauty, and space to reflect. Whether you choose exploration, shopping, seaside dining, or countryside adventure, this day allows you to experience one of Britain’s most dynamic and unforgettable cities at your own pace.

Why Day 6 Matters

After days immersed in ancient sites, historic investigations, academic dialogue, and emotionally charged locations, Day 6 offers something equally important — freedom and integration.

Brighton provides space to decompress, reflect, and absorb everything experienced throughout the journey. Whether walking the shoreline, exploring the Royal Pavilion, browsing The Lanes, or standing above the coast on the i360, this day allows each person to process the tour in their own way. Reflection is where meaning settles in.

It also grounds the experience. After standing in stone circles, medieval halls, underground caves, and active haunted pubs, returning to sea air, open skies, and vibrant city life creates balance. The paranormal is most powerful when paired with perspective.

White cliffs of Dover:

Step into the eerie beauty of the White Cliffs of Dover, where England’s iconic chalk cliffs meet the restless winds of the English Channel—and legends of the supernatural. For centuries, locals and visitors alike have reported strange lights flickering along the cliff edges, ghostly figures wandering the trails, and the distant echoes of long-lost sailors and soldiers carried on the wind. From shadowy apparitions near the wartime tunnels to inexplicable cold spots that send shivers down the spine, the cliffs hold secrets of both history and the paranormal. Perfect for thrill-seekers and ghost enthusiasts, a visit to the White Cliffs promises a hauntingly unforgettable experience, where the beauty of nature intertwines with stories from beyond the grave.

Dover Castle:

Step into the shadowed halls of Dover Castle, the legendary “Key to England,” where centuries of history blend with mysteries that linger in the dark. Beyond its towering battlements and grand chambers lie the vast Wartime Tunnels—a claustrophobic maze carved into white chalk that once sheltered thousands during World War II. Visitors and paranormal investigators alike have reported eerie footsteps echoing through these subterranean passages, unexplained voices and whispers when no one else is near, strange lights flickering deep underground, and sudden chills that defy explanation. Above and below ground, there are tales of spectral soldiers pacing the corridors, ghostly figures disappearing around corners, and an unsettling sense of being watched. Whether you’re drawn by its royal and military history or the promise of unexplained phenomena, Dover Castle — above its battlements and within the haunted tunnels — offers a chillingly unforgettable adventure for history lovers and paranormal enthusiasts alike.

Grand Shaft:

Venture into the shadowy depths of the Grand Shaft in Dover, a narrow spiral staircase carved into chalk that connects the town to Dover Castle above—and discover why it has long been linked to ghostly tales. Visitors and paranormal enthusiasts have reported sudden chills, fleeting shadowy figures, and the echo of unseen footsteps along its steep, winding steps. Some say the spirits of soldiers from centuries past still traverse the staircase, retracing urgent journeys made in times of siege. The enclosed, dimly lit walls amplify every sound, giving a spine-tingling sense of being watched. For those drawn to history and the unexplained, the Grand Shaft offers an unforgettable and haunting glimpse into Dover’s mysterious past.

Fort Burgoyne:

Fort Burgoyne, the 19th‑century Palmerston fort perched above Dover, Kent, isn’t just a fascinating piece of military history — it’s also a magnet for ghost hunters and thrill‑seekers drawn to its eerie reputation. Beneath the imposing walls and within its long abandoned barracks and underground tunnels, visitors and paranormal investigators have reported chilling sensations and unexplained phenomena, from sudden cold spots and mysterious noises to dark figures slipping into the shadows and disembodied footsteps echoing where no one should be walking. Some believe the restless spirits of soldiers and long‑ago residents still linger in the fort’s depths, while others point to tales of unexplained deaths from the late 19th century as a catalyst for otherworldly activity. Today, Fort Burgoyne regularly hosts ghost hunt events and vigils where brave visitors can explore its dim corridors, embrace the unknown, and experience firsthand the whispers of the past that many say still haunt this historic Dover stronghold.

Why Day 7 Matters

Day 7 is culmination.

Throughout the tour, you’ve explored academic research, documented investigations, ancient ritual landscapes, medieval estates, and active haunted locations featured on television. Dover brings it all together in one of England’s most strategically significant regions — where invasion, defense, war, secrecy, and survival converged for centuries.

This day places you on land that has witnessed Roman occupation, Norman conquest, medieval conflict, Napoleonic defense planning, and World War II operations. It is layered history at its most intense. When people report unexplained experiences here, they are doing so in locations saturated with human emotion — fear, vigilance, urgency, sacrifice.

Standing on the cliffs, walking the wartime tunnels, descending the Grand Shaft, and exploring Fort Burgoyne is not passive tourism. It is immersion in Britain’s defensive spine — a landscape shaped by conflict and resilience.

Day 7 closes the journey where history feels heavy, the air feels charged, and the line between past and present feels thinner than anywhere else on the tour.

Activity Level: Moderate/High

Itinerary subject to change depending on availability, weather or other conditions beyond our control.

Arthur Finley College:

Discover the remarkable Arthur Findlay College, the world’s foremost residential centre dedicated to the advancement of Spiritualism, mediumship, psychic sciences and spiritual awareness. Set within the tranquil and historic grounds of Stansted Hall, this inspiring college offers an extraordinary programme of courses, lectures, demonstrations and workshops led by expert tutors that guide you through everything from spiritual philosophy and healing to trance work and psychic development. With its beautiful surroundings, welcoming community and a calendar packed with retreats and events designed to deepen your connection with the unseen, Arthur Findlay College is a must‑visit destination for anyone curious about the spirit world, seeking personal growth, or wishing to unfold their intuitive and mediumistic potential in a supportive and transformative environment.

Tower of London:

Step into the shadowed history of the Tower of London, one of England’s most iconic and haunted landmarks, where centuries of intrigue, imprisonment, and execution have left restless spirits roaming its ancient walls. Visitors and paranormal investigators report eerie footsteps, sudden cold spots, and ghostly apparitions throughout the fortress. Among the most famous spectres is Anne Boleyn, the executed queen who is said to wander near the Chapel of St. Peter ad Vincula carrying her head; the Princes in the Tower, whose tragic deaths leave a lingering sense of sorrow in the Bloody Tower; and the ghost of Sir Walter Raleigh, glimpsed pacing the corridors near his former cell. From shadowy figures in the White Tower to mysterious sounds in the dungeons, the Tower offers an unforgettable blend of history and the supernatural, drawing thrill-seekers and history enthusiasts alike to explore its chilling secrets.

Why Day 8 Matters

Day 8 bridges structured spiritual practice with one of the most historically traumatic sites in England.

In the morning, you stand inside the world’s foremost residential college dedicated to disciplined psychic development — a place where intuition is trained, not sensationalized.

Later, you walk through stone corridors where monarchs fell, prisoners waited, and executions reshaped history.

This day contrasts: Conscious spiritual cultivation with The raw emotional residue of power, betrayal, and death.

It reminds participants that the paranormal narrative is not one-dimensional. It exists in chapels, classrooms, prisons, fortresses, and within human intention itself.

Day 8 is about understanding both sides of the unseen — the cultivated and the consequential.

Activity Level: Moderate

Itinerary subject to change depending on availability, weather and other conditions beyond our control.

London

Your final full day unfolds in one of the greatest cities in the world — London. After days of castles, tunnels, stone circles, haunted inns, and academic dialogue, you now step into a capital layered with monarchy, revolution, art, faith, and folklore. This is your day to explore freely, follow your curiosity, and experience the city in your own way.

For history lovers, stand before Westminster Abbey, witness the pageantry of Buckingham Palace, or gaze up at Big Ben beside the Houses of Parliament. Take in sweeping views from the London Eye, or venture out to Windsor Castle, one of the oldest occupied castles in the world.

For those drawn to culture and intellect, explore the treasures of the British Museum, wander the galleries of the Tate Modern, or immerse yourself in the energy of Soho and Carnaby Street. Camden Market and Portobello Road Marketoffer eclectic finds, while Brick Lane and Covent Garden pulse with creativity and street life.

For those who feel compelled to quietly stand near one of Britain’s most famous paranormal cases, a respectful walk past the former Enfield Poltergeist residence in Brimsdown allows you to see the exterior of a location that became internationally known through investigation and media coverage — without disturbing the current residents.

Whether your interests lean toward monarchy, art, folklore, architecture, markets, or mystery, London offers depth in every direction. A tour guide will be available to help you plan your day if needed — but the experience is yours to shape.

Why Day 9 Matters

Day 9 is integration at the highest level.

Over the previous eight days, you’ve walked where investigations occurred, where ancient rituals were performed, where soldiers marched, where executions happened, and where academic research continues. London gathers all of that energy into one living metropolis — history, power, creativity, and myth woven together.

This final day gives you ownership of the journey. You choose what resonates most. You revisit themes that impacted you — monarchy, war, spirituality, art, folklore, mystery. You explore at your own pace before departure on Day 10.

It is not simply a free day.
It is your closing chapter.

And when you leave the next morning, you do so having experienced Britain not as a tourist — but as an explorer of its visible and invisible layers.

Heathrow Airport:

What an incredible journey it has been! As you make your way home from Heathrow Airport, we wish you a safe, comfortable flight and hope your hearts are full of wonderful memories from your time in the UK. We hope you experienced joy, sharing laughter, stories, and discoveries with each other, and we truly hope this isn’t the last time we see you on a Secret Ireland Tours adventure. Until next time, may the roads rise to meet you—and may your next journey with us be just around the corner!

With fondest wishes,
Mai
Secret Ireland Tours