There comes a point in every gift buyer's life where you look at a man, perhaps your husband, brother, dad or mysteriously well-funded friend, and realise he already owns everything. Not metaphorically, literally. He's got the gadgets. He's got the golf clubs. He's got the beard trimmer that could shave the Mona Lisa into his jawline. So, what do you buy the man who already has a shed full of stuff and no room left in his sock drawer? The answer, dear reader, is not ‘more things' - it's experiences he'll never forget. And if you shop smart, you'll make him laugh, grin, maybe even cry (the good kind). No pressure.

 

Reckon He's Seen It All? Time to Take Him Higher

If you want to give him something that genuinely leaves him speechless, or at least momentarily without words - try the View from The Shard & Dining at Marco Pierre White London Steakhouse Co. He can soak in panoramic views from one of Europe's tallest buildings, then head off for a three-course steak dinner that feels like James Bond got a dining table. It's the kind of day that screams ‘special' without screaming ‘I had no idea what to get you.'

 

When in Doubt, Go Full Throttle

You could get him slippers. Or you could hand him the keys to not one, not two, but three legendary supercars in the Triple Supercar Drive. Ferrari, Lamborghini, Aston Martin - yes, it's that kind of gift. He'll get the safety briefing (which he'll ignore), and then he's off for roughly three miles per car. It's the ultimate antidote to midlife crises, spreadsheets, or school run traffic.

 

The Best Sellers Exist for a Reason

Need a crowd-pleaser? The Bestsellers collection is your cheat sheet for greatness. These are the experiences that people come back for - over and over again - because they just work:

  • Classic Afternoon Tea for two (delightful, not dull)
  • Romantic weekend breaks (your in-laws will be jealous)
  • Driving days and adrenaline hits (because socks never made anyone scream with joy)

 

Last Minute Doesn't Have to Look It

It's December 23rd. The shops are carnage. But you're cool as a refrigerated sprout thanks to the Last Minute Gifts selection. With eVouchers landing in inboxes within minutes, you can still claim hero status without even leaving the sofa.

Try the Japanese Afternoon Tea at the Sanctum Soho Hotel. Sushi, Prosecco, rock ‘n' roll hotel décor - it's a far cry from your nan's doilies and cucumber sandwiches. Ideal for the man who says he doesn't ‘do tea' but secretly loves a posh nibble.

 

Let Him Loose with a Paintbrush (and a Pint)

The Sip and Paint Experience for Two is less about the brushwork and more about the banter. He'll laugh, create, sip something cold, and possibly come home with a wildly abstract giraffe. For the man who's impossible to shop for, this is refreshingly different.

 

When You're Really Not Sure (But Still Want to Win)

The £100 Experience Day Super-Voucher is your ultimate safety net. It's like a choose-your-own-adventure but for grown men who still haven't read the instructions. He can pick from over 1,200 options - from food to flight simulators, spa days to supercars.

 

Food Glorious Food - and Maybe Some Laughter

If he's more into bites than bungee jumps, check out the Food and Drink Experiences. There's everything from Champagne afternoon teas to full-on cookery masterclasses. Or combine dinner and stand-up with the Inamo Comedy Night and 3 Dish Dinner. Top-notch pan-Asian food followed by comedians who roast harder than Christmas parsnips.

 

He's Still Competitive? Strap Him into a Kart

We all know a grown man who insists he would've made it in F1 “if only I'd applied myself.” Let him live the dream - or crash into a tyre wall - with a Go-Karting Experience. Rain or shine, indoor or outdoor, this is fast, furious, and fuelled by friendly competition (and possibly a vendetta or two).

 

The Real Gift Is the Memory

Gifting isn't about price tags or posh wrapping. It's about creating a memory he'll talk about until next Christmas - possibly longer. A gift experience is just that: a story waiting to happen. And nothing says ‘I put some real thought into this' quite like a day out where he gets to burn rubber, laugh too loud, or see the world from 72 floors up.

So, what do you get the man who has everything this Christmas? You get him something unforgettable - and ideally something that doesn't need assembling with an Allen key.