Harry Potter fans can now go on a barge cruise to visit the real-life places that feature in the hit films.
The six-day trip sees the boat, Magna Carta, make its way along the River Thames stopping off at places that were used during the filming of the blockbuster movies based on the books of JK Rowling.
The cruise is being offered by American firm Barge Lady Cruises, which describes the trip as ‘magical’ and is packed full of wizardry and Hogwarts-inspired excursions.
The Magna Carta takes guests on a ‘magical’ Harry Potter river cruise
The six-day trip is based on the Harry Potter movies and the locations used during filming. Pictured are Harry and Hermione, played by Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson
The starting point for the holiday is the Hotel Stafford in London for a classic British afternoon tea before being whisked to Hampton Court Palace, which the cruise company says is very similar to Hogwarts.
There guests are able to explore the palace before enjoying a gourmet dinner and heading back to the barge.
The third day starts with a visit to Windsor, where passengers are shown Virginia Water, where Harry first encounters Buckbeak at a beautiful lake in the Prisoner of Azkaban.
On a visit to Windsor, passengers are shown Virginia Water, where Harry first encounters Buckbeak in the Prisoner of Azkaban in a wood by a beautiful lake
Another stop is Picket Post Close, the real-life filming location for 4 Privet Drive in the movies – Harry’s ‘muggle’ home
The tour then moves on to a tour of Windsor Castle before a lavish dinner is served on the barge.
The next stop on the cruise is Dorney Court, a historical home. Then guests are chauffeured to Picket Post Close, the real-life filming location for 4 Privet Drive, Harry’s ‘muggle’ home, before being taken to the historical Cliveden House.
On the fifth day, passengers are taken to the Warner Bros Studios to visit the Harry Potter tour before returning to the barge to binge-watch some of the films.
Passengers are also taken to the Great Hall of Christ Church College in Oxford, which is said to be the inspiration for Hogwarts
On the fifth day, passengers are taken to the Warner Bros Studios to visit the Harry Potter tour, pictured, before returning to the barge to binge-watch some of the films
The last full day of the cruise includes a trip to Oxford’s Christ Church College and a tour of the Great Hall, which is said to have been the inspiration for Hogwarts.
The river cruises take place on various dates in August on a luxury barge that can carry up to eight passengers and four crew members.
Hiring the boat privately for the cruise costs almost $40,000 while single occupancy rates start from $1,650.