10 day Tour
Tour of England
An unforgettable exploration of England's treasures.
Embark on a captivating tour to England, departing from London, and delve into a mesmerizing journey through its rich history and stunning landscapes.
Explore the enigmatic Stonehenge, a world heritage site dating back to 2000 BC, followed by a visit to the Dorset coast, famed for its dinosaur fossils. Dive into the life of T.E. Lawrence, known as Lawrence of Arabia, at Clouds Hill, and enjoy the picturesque charm of Cornwall, St. Ives, and more.
Journey through the Cotswolds' enchanting villages, soak in the culture of Liverpool, and uncover the beauty of the Lake District. Traverse Hadrian's Wall's historical wonders, explore Northumberland's hidden gems, and immerse yourself in the heritage of York.
Important information: Your preferred drop off and collection point will be agreed with your driver prior to the tour start date.
Day 1
Explore England
Set out from London on a captivating tour of England, with a particular focus on the wonders it holds.
Our first destination is the renowned world heritage site, Stonehenge, a marvel believed to have been erected around 2000 BC. Immerse yourself in this captivating monument’s mysteries at your own pace.
Transitioning to a traditional English pub for lunch, we continue to the stunning Dorset coast, an integral part of the Jurassic Coastline spanning 96 miles across Dorset and Devon. Here, you’ll visit the picturesque Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door, known for its rich repository of dinosaur fossils.
Why tour to England? Well, this prehistoric coastline, teeming with architectural wonders, offers a window into Earth’s distant past. Next, we journey to Clouds Hill, the former residence of T.E. Lawrence, also known as Lawrence of Arabia. Explore the cottage, replete with original photographs and artifacts, and discover his World War I Arabic camp setup. Lawrence of Arabia stands as one of England’s celebrated heroes.
As our journey unfolds through the verdant landscapes of Dorset and Devon, we make our way to Plymouth, where we’ll spend the night.
Day 2
Discover Devon
Venturing deeper into our tour to England, we arrive at Plymouth’s historic Barbican...
Venturing deeper into our tour to England, we arrive at Plymouth’s historic Barbican, home to Elizabethan Streets and the iconic Mayflower Steps, where the Pilgrim Fathers embarked on their journey to the New World in 1620. Take in the panoramic views of Plymouth Sound and delve into its 800-year naval history.
Continuing our exploration, we proceed to Buckfast Abbey, a spiritual sanctuary dating back to 1018, set amidst the picturesque Dartmoor National Park. As we traverse Dartmoor’s rugged terrain, be on the lookout for the famed Dartmoor Ponies. Our lunch stop brings us to Tavistock, the hometown of Sir Francis Drake, famed for his circumnavigation of the globe from 1577 to 1580.
Why tour to England? Tavistock’s rich history unfolds as we journey further to Cornwall, where we rest in the charming town of Truro.
Day 3
Embrace Cornwall
From Truro, our tour to England leads us to St. Michael’s Mount.
From Truro, our tour to England leads us to St. Michael’s Mount, an enchanting tidal island accessible during low tide or via regular boat trips.
Our next stop is the Minack Theatre, a World Heritage Site near Lands End. Pause at a traditional English pub for lunch before witnessing the dramatic Minack Theatre, carved into the cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
Tour to England’s wonders continue to unfold in St Ives, an idyllic seaside town, renowned as the UK’s Best Seaside Town, complete with stunning beaches and the Tate Gallery.
St. Ives’ thriving art scene and natural beauty make it an exceptional destination. We rest overnight in this charming coastal town.
Day 4
Explore Cornwall's Hidden Gems
Departing from St Ives, our tour leads us to Charlestown.
Departing from St Ives, our tour to England leads us to Charlestown, a pristine late Georgian working port, immortalized in the BBC’s Poldark series. Our journey then takes us to Fowey, a bustling port with a medieval heritage, featuring the “Old House of Foye.”
We continue to Polperro, notorious for its smuggling history during the 18th and 19th centuries. John Wesley’s visit in 1762 attests to the locals’ involvement in smuggling. The Polperro Heritage Museum of Smuggling and Fishing chronicles this intriguing past.
From here, we head to Bath in Somerset, where you can explore the city’s World Heritage treasures at your leisure.
Day 5
Venture into the scenic countryside of the Cotswolds
Our day begins in Bath....
Our day begins in Bath, a city renowned for its Georgian architecture, including the iconic Royal Crescent and the Roman Spa World Heritage Site, built by the Romans in 60-70 AD.
We then venture into the scenic countryside for a tour of the Cotswolds, visiting Lacock, a charming village owned by the National Trust, and Bigbury, famous for its picturesque streets. Enjoy a delightful lunch at a quintessential Cotswold country pub.
The Cotswolds offer a glimpse of rural charm with thatched roof cottages.
Our tour continues through enchanting villages like Bourton-on-the-Water and The Slaughters, all showcasing traditional English beauty.
Finally, we reach Stratford Upon Avon, where we spend the evening.
Day 6
Stratford upon Avon to Liverpool
A cultural journey.
Your tour to England commences with a visit to Stratford Upon Avon, a medieval market town and the birthplace of William Shakespeare, the renowned playwright. Explore the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and the Swan Theatre along the River Avon’s banks.
We journey north to Chester in Cheshire, founded as a Roman fortress in the 1st century AD. Discover the Roman Walls and Tudor-style buildings in the shopping district known as the Rows.
Chester’s rich history and architectural marvels await. After lunch, we continue to vibrant Liverpool, famous for The Cavern, a legendary Beatles venue. The evening is yours to explore this culturally rich city.
Finally, we reach Stratford Upon Avon, where we spend the evening.
Day 7
Beatrix Potter and the Lake District
We embark on a full-day exploration.
After breakfast in Liverpool, we embark on a full-day exploration of the Lake District, famed for Beatrix Potter’s legacy and breath-taking landscapes.
Lake Windermere, the largest lake in the district, welcomes us with its natural splendour.
Beatrix Potter’s world comes to life in her museum, and Lake Windermere offers numerous opportunities for relaxation and boating.
We stay overnight in this picturesque region.
Day 8
Hadrian's Wall - A historical wonder
On the eighth day, we journey to the western end of Hadrian’s Wall.
On the eighth day, we journey to the western end of Hadrian’s Wall in Solway on Bowness, Cumbria. Explore the remnants of the Roman fort Maia, reflecting the Roman presence.
Hadrian’s Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stretches before us, offering a glimpse into Roman Times.
Our day includes stops at Hexham in Northumberland and Wallsend in Newcastle, where Hadrian’s Wall ends.
Discover Newcastle’s historic quayside and landmarks before retiring for the night.
Day 9
Northumberland's Hidden Gems
Day 9 begins with a visit to Alnwick Castle.
Our tour to England begins with a visit to Alnwick Castle, known as the Windsor Castle of the North. Explore the castle and its stunning gardens, famously featured in the Harry Potter films.
Next, we stop at Seahouses for lunch before reaching Bamburgh Castle, a Grade 1 listed marvel with roots dating back to the 6th century. Our journey continues to Holy Island, home to Lindisfarne Priory, a significant Christian site in Anglo-Saxon times.
Lindisfarne Priory birthed the Lindisfarne Gospels and holds a unique place in history. We conclude our Northumberland tour in York, a city steeped in history, where you can savour English fish and chips before retiring.
Day 10
York - A Finale to your Tour
Delve into the city’s rich history before beginning our journey back to London.
Our tour of England culminates in York, where we visit York Minster Cathedral and explore The Shambles, a medieval street that inspired Diagon Alley in the Harry Potter series.
Delve into the city’s rich history before beginning our journey back to London, with a treasury of memories from iconic cities, towns, villages, landscapes, and World Heritage sites etched into your travel story.sh and chips before retiring.
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2 day short Break
Lake District Holiday
Welcome to the Lake District National Park, where your dream Lake District holiday begins.
This remarkable destination, England's largest National Park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a breath taking landscape, charming villages, a warm and welcoming atmosphere, and a rich cultural heritage.
Whether you're yearning for fells to explore, lakes to embrace, wild adventures, or serene tranquillity, the Lake District has it all, inspiring and nurturing a deep connection with nature. Our commitment to preserving this awe-inspiring region's identity, fostering inspiration, and ensuring its conservation is unwavering.
The Lake District is where a thriving economy, world-class visitor experiences, and vibrant communities unite to safeguard the spectacular landscape, wildlife, and cultural heritage that make this place truly exceptional.
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Day 1
Lake District Holiday
Discover England’s Largest National Park.
As the largest National Park in England and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it offers you an opportunity to immerse yourself in spectacular landscapes, visit picturesque villages, and experience a warm welcome deeply rooted in a rich cultural heritage. Whether you’re eager to explore the fells, enjoy some lakeside splashing, embark on a wild adventure, or simply bask in the tranquility of the area, the Lake District has it all. Breathe in the natural beauty and let it inspire you.
Our commitment to identity, inspiration, and conservation shapes the work we do, securing the future of this National Park. Here, our thriving economy, world-class visitor experiences, and vibrant communities come together to preserve our magnificent landscape, protect our wildlife, and safeguard our cultural heritage.
Your Lake District holiday continues as you visit Windermere, a year-round paradise nestled in the heart of the Lake District. With the lake’s shores at your doorstep, you’ll never be far from breathtaking scenery and a wide range of leisure activities. Explore numerous local viewpoints that offer panoramic vistas of the lake and distant mountains.
In Windermere, you’ll find a bustling town teeming with shops and a variety of dining experiences to suit everyone’s tastes. The local bars are a delight, serving hundreds of beers from around the world, including locally brewed favorites.
Windermere and Bowness, at the core of the Lake District, have been magnets for visitors since Victorian times, offering easy access to the lakeshore and stunning views of the lake and the surrounding fells.
Visit Hill Top, Beatrix Potter’s secluded hideaway, and step into the world that inspired her beloved books. Everything remains exactly as it was when Beatrix last visited, including her meticulously maintained garden, just as she envisioned it.
Explore Kendal, a historic market town in Cumbria, England. Located in the Westmorland and Furness district, Kendal lies nestled within the picturesque River Kent’s dale, from which it takes its name.
Day 2
Your Lake District holiday adventure continues
One of England’s most beautiful regions...
Your Lake District holiday adventure continues in Glenridding, a charming village situated at the southern end of Ullswater, one of the Lake District’s most stunning lakes.
Glenridding is a haven for mountain walkers, providing access to England’s third-highest mountain, Helvellyn, and various other challenging peaks.
Ullswater, the second-largest lake in the Lake District, stretches 7.5 miles in length. It boasts an average width of 3/4 mile and a maximum depth of 205 feet at Howtown.
The lake’s unique three distinct bends create a picturesque, dog-leg appearance. The closest town, Penrith, is located some 6 miles North East of the lake’s northern tip.
Explore the Castlerigg Stone Circle, a truly atmospheric and dramatically sited British stone circle, set against a backdrop of panoramic views and the impressive mountains of Helvellyn and High Seat.
This ancient circle dates back to approximately 3000 BC during the Neolithic period, making it one of Britain’s earliest stone circles.
Keswick, a charming market town within the Lake District National Park, is surrounded by majestic mountains, including Skiddaw. While in Keswick, you can visit The Cumberland Pencil Museum, where you’ll discover the fascinating history of pencils, and the Keswick Museum & Art Gallery, which showcases local artifacts.
For a glimpse into the distant past, head to Castlerigg Stone Circle, dating back to the Neolithic era. To the south of town, you’ll find the expansive Derwent Water lake, offering boat tours and the Theatre by the Lake.
Ashness Bridge, a quintessential packhorse bridge, is one of the most photographed spots in the Lake District, thanks to its stunning location and breath taking views.
This traditional bridge provides a picture-perfect view looking north towards Derwentwater, Whinlatter, Skiddaw, and Bassenthwaite Lake.
Your Lake District holiday concludes with a visit to Grasmere, a tranquil village situated in the centre of the Lake District, adjacent to its namesake lake. Grasmere, historically part of Westmorland, offers a serene and picturesque setting for a memorable getaway.
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2 day short Break
Luxury Holiday in the Cotswolds
Each stop unveils a unique tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty.
Your Cotswolds adventure promises a journey through enchanting destinations. Your exploration begins in the captivating city of Oxford, renowned for its prestigious university and splendid architecture. It's here that you'll delve into the rich history of the "City of Dreaming Spires."
Next, your itinerary leads you to the medieval market town of Stratford-upon-Avon, Shakespeare's birthplace. Offering a profound glimpse into the world of the renowned playwright. As you continue your journey, the picturesque village of Broadway, often dubbed the "Jewel of the Cotswolds," invites you to unwind and experience the region's tranquil charm. Further exploration takes you to Stow-on-the-Wold, a historic market town perched atop an 800-foot hill, and to the idyllic villages of Upper and Lower Slaughter, nestled along the meandering River Eye.
The town of Tetbury, with its rich history, beckons, and your Cotswolds adventure concludes in Castle Combe, a village of timeless beauty within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
With each destination, your Cotswolds holiday promises a captivating journey through history and enchantment.
Important information: Your preferred drop off and collection point will be agreed with your driver prior to the tour start date.
Day 1
Begin your adventure in Oxford
A captivating city in central southern England.
First, explore Oxford, a captivating city in central southern England, renowned for its prestigious university established in the 12th century. It has 38 colleges that shape its distinctive character, earning it the endearing nickname ‘City of Dreaming Spires’ from poet Matthew Arnold. To begin your adventure, explore University College and Magdalen College off the High Street.
This will provide you with insight into the city’s rich history. Furthermore, the High Street stretches from Carfax Tower, where you can enjoy city views, all the way to the Botanic Garden situated alongside the serene River Cherwell.
Once you’ve explored Oxford, it’s time to discover the medieval market town in England’s West Midlands, celebrated as the 16th-century birthplace of William Shakespeare, one of the most famous writers in the English language.
Shakespeare is known for his timeless sonnets and celebrated plays like ‘Romeo and Juliet’ and ‘Hamlet.’ Therefore, the town provides a profound Shakespearean experience.
Moreover, the Royal Shakespeare Company performs his plays in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and adjacent Swan Theatre on the banks of the River Avon.
Now, it’s time to explore Broadway, often referred to as the “Jewel of the Cotswolds.” This picturesque village, nestled in the heart of the region, is located in the far South East of Worcestershire, near the Gloucestershire border. Consequently, it’s perfectly positioned between Evesham and Moreton-in-Marsh.
Notably, with a population of 2,540 at the 2011 census, Broadway is a hidden gem where you can truly unwind and enjoy your Cotswolds holiday.
Day 2
Exploring the Cotswolds Further
Venturing on to Stow-on-the-Wold...
Continuing your exploration means venturing to Stow-on-the-Wold, a captivating market town and civil parish in Gloucestershire. It perches atop an 800-foot hill and intersects main roads through the Cotswolds.
These include the historic Fosse Way of Roman origin. Historically, Norman lords founded Stow-on-the-Wold to absorb trade from the roads converging there.
As you explore the villages of Upper and Lower Slaughter, you’ll be enchanted by the tiny River Eye, a tributary to the River Windrush. Strolling alongside the stream in Lower Slaughter feels like a privilege, with people actually living here.
Don’t forget to visit Lower Slaughter Mill & café, with a history dating back to the Doomsday Book of 1086. Additionally, Upper Slaughter is equally attractive and holds the unique distinction of being one of only 14 ‘doubly sainted’ villages in England. This means it lost no men during either World War I or II.
Moving forward, visit Tetbury, a town and civil parish inside the Cotswold district in Gloucestershire. It beckons travelers with its rich history and unique charm.
Tetbury lies on the site of an ancient hill fort, where an Anglo-Saxon monastery, probably founded by Ine of Wessex in 681, once stood. Notably, the population of the parish was 5,250 in the 2001 census, increasing to 5,472 at the 2011 census.
To conclude your Cotswolds adventure, head to Castle Combe, a village and civil parish within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Wiltshire, England.
It is located about 5 miles north-west of Chippenham, and historically, this village was once home to a castle, although it was demolished centuries ago.
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2 day short Break
Yorkshire Holiday
Welcome to a Yorkshire holiday like no other, where you'll uncover the treasures of this captivating county in northern England.
Yorkshire, steeped in history and charm, unfolds its story with a tapestry of Roman and Viking heritage, awe-inspiring Norman castles, enchanting medieval abbeys, and vibrant Industrial Revolution-era cities, all set against the backdrop of two breathtaking national parks.
Our journey commences in York, a city founded by Romans, showcasing the grandeur of York Minster and the historical allure of its medieval walls. We then venture to the haunting beauty of Whitby, inspired by Bram Stoker's "Dracula," and the serene coastal village of Robin Hood's Bay.
Finally, we visit the classic seaside resort of Scarborough. The adventure continues with a trip to Ripon and its splendid cathedral, followed by a visit to Fountains Abbey, where a monastic escape from a bustling York came to life. Our exploration concludes in Harrogate, a town with a rich spa resort legacy and leafy Valley Gardens. Embrace the essence of Yorkshire on this unforgettable getaway.
Important information: Your preferred drop off and collection point will be agreed with your driver prior to the tour start date.
Day 1
Discovering a Yorkshire Holiday
A captivating county in northern England.
Steeped in history and charm, York boasts a rich heritage, with traces of the Roman and Viking eras, stunning Norman castles, medieval abbeys, and cities that played pivotal roles in the Industrial Revolution. Yorkshire is also home to two magnificent national parks.
Our journey begins with a visit to the county town, York, where you can explore the 13th-century masterpiece, York Minster, along with Tudor houses and medieval walls. Dive into the past at the interactive Jorvik Viking Centre, which brings the area’s 9th-century Norse occupation to life.
Founded by the Romans. Its crowning jewel, York Minster, is a monumental Gothic cathedral with medieval stained glass and two majestic bell towers.
You can also enjoy a scenic stroll along the City Walls, offering picturesque views of the River Ouse.
Don’t miss the Monk Bar gate, which hosts an exhibition tracing the life of the 15th-century Plantagenet King Richard III.
A picturesque seaside town overlooking the North Sea. The hauntingly beautiful Whitby Abbey, perched on the East Cliff, was the inspiration for Bram Stoker’s “Dracula.”
For a spiritual experience, climb the 199 steps to reach the Church of St. Mary.
Discover the legacy of Captain Cook at the Memorial Museum, located in the house where he once resided. West Cliff Beach, adorned with charming beach huts, awaits your exploration.
A quaint village on the Yorkshire Coast. This ancient chapelry of Fylingdales, situated 6 miles south of Whitby and 15 miles north of Scarborough, offers a glimpse into Yorkshire’s coastal beauty.
Our journey concludes in Scarborough, a classic seaside resort on England’s North Sea coast. Explore the sandy beaches split by a historic headland, home to the 12th-century Scarborough Castle.
Day 2
Yorkshire’s Hidden Gems
Further delightful destinations that offer a glimpse into the county’s rich history and natural splendour.
Welcomes you with its magnificent cathedral, which far exceeds its size. With a history dating back to a charter granted by Alfred the Great in 886 AD, Ripon maintains the tradition of a Wakeman sounding a horn at every corner of the market square, signifying a millennium-long vigilance against enemies.
Founded in 1132 by 13 Benedictine monks from St Mary’s in York. Seeking a simpler and more devout lifestyle, they escaped the extravagance of York and embraced a new beginning at Fountains Abbey.
Within three years, they had embraced the austere Cistercian Order and introduced the Cistercian system of lay brothers, marking an important development in their way of life.
Presents a town in North Yorkshire steeped in history and situated to the east of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Embrace the town’s heritage as a fashionable spa resort, showcased in the Montpellier Quarter.
Visit the Royal Pump Room Museum to learn about the significance of local mineral springs. Nearby, indulge in relaxation at the Moorish-style Turkish Baths & Health Spa.
For a leisurely stroll in natural beauty, explore Valley Gardens, featuring the art deco Sun Pavilion.
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3 day short Break
Cotswolds Holiday
A holiday that weaves through history and stunning landscapes.
Your journey begins in London, a vibrant metropolis where 21st-century dynamism coexists with ancient Roman heritage. The adventure continues with a stop at Avebury, a prehistoric marvel featuring colossal stone circles.
In Oxford, explore the enchanting medieval centre and its prestigious university, known as the 'City of Dreaming Spires.' The following day, delve deeper into the Cotswolds' charm, with Bourton-on-the-Water's picturesque bridges and stone houses, a journey to the historic market town of Stow-on-the-Wold, and a visit to Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of Shakespeare.
Explore Broadway, often referred to as the "Jewel of the Cotswolds," before your final day, which unveils Tetbury's boutique shops, Castle Combe's cinematic beauty, the cultural treasures of Bath, and Lacock's picturesque, unaltered streets. Your Cotswolds adventure promises a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.
Important information: Your preferred drop off and collection point will be agreed with your driver prior to the tour start date.
Day 1
Starting Your Cotswolds Holiday
Begin your unforgettable Cotswolds holiday with a journey through captivating historical sites and iconic landmarks.
London, the vibrant capital of England and the United Kingdom, boasts a rich history dating back to Roman times. In the heart of the city, you’ll marvel at the awe-inspiring Houses of Parliament, the renowned ‘Big Ben’ clock tower, and the historic Westminster Abbey, where British monarchs have been coronated.
Across the majestic Thames River, the London Eye observation wheel offers sweeping panoramic views of the South Bank’s cultural treasures and the entire city.
Your journey continues to Avebury, a true marvel of prehistoric Britain. This ancient site, originally built and modified during the Neolithic period between 2850 BC and 2200 BC, features a massive circular bank and ditch encircling a section of Avebury village.
Within this henge lies the largest stone circle in Britain, originally consisting of about 100 stones and enclosing two smaller stone circles.
Your final destination for the day is the enchanting city of Oxford, nestled in central southern England. Known for its prestigious 12th-century university, Oxford boasts the architectural splendor of 38 colleges, earning it the poetic moniker “City of Dreaming Spires.”
Highlights include University College and Magdalen College, located off the picturesque High Street, which stretches from Carfax Tower, offering stunning city views, to the tranquil Botanic Garden on the banks of the River Cherwell.
Day 2
Exploring the Cotswolds
Today, immerse yourself in the picturesque charm of the Cotswolds, starting with Bourton-on-the-Water.
Nestled in the scenic Cotswolds of south-central England, Bourton-on-the-Water beckons with its low bridges and traditional stone houses.
Explore the Cotswold Motoring Museum showcasing vintage cars and a delightful toy collection, or wander through Birdland, home to a diverse array of species, including parrots, owls, and king penguins.
Don’t miss the enchanting Model Village, a 1930s scale replica of this captivating village.
Continue your journey to Stow-on-the-Wold, a historic market town perched atop an 800-foot hill, strategically located at the convergence of major roads through the Cotswolds, including the Roman Fosse Way.
Founded by Norman lords to facilitate trade, Stow-on-the-Wold exudes timeless charm.
Venture to Stratford-upon-Avon, the medieval market town renowned as the 16th-century birthplace of William Shakespeare.
This iconic playwright, celebrated for his sonnets and famous plays like ‘Romeo and Juliet’ and ‘Hamlet,’ is honored with performances by the Royal Shakespeare Company at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and the adjacent Swan Theatre, nestled alongside the picturesque River Avon.
Your day concludes in the large village and civil parish of Broadway, often referred to as the “Jewel of the Cotswolds.” With a population of 2,540 at the 2011 census, Broadway sits in the southeastern reaches of Worcestershire, close to the Gloucestershire border, midway between Evesham and Moreton-in-Marsh.
Day 3
Cotswolds’ Hidden Treasures
Uncover the hidden treasures of the Cotswolds on your final day of this remarkable journey.
Tetbury, the second-largest town in the Cotswolds and set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, invites you to explore its rich history.
Once a vital market for Cotswold wool and yarn during the Middle Ages, Tetbury is now renowned for its boutique shops, culinary delights, and its distinguished Royal Connections.
Nestled within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Castle Combe beckons with its picturesque walks and charming village streets, perfect for exploration.
This village has been a popular filming location, featuring in productions like The Wolf Man, Stardust, and Steven Spielberg’s War Horse. Its houses, constructed from honey-coloured Cotswold stone, embody the quintessential charm of the region.
The City of Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage site, holds outstanding cultural value, particularly in its Roman remains, including the Temple of Sulis Minerva and the ancient baths complex.
These historic hot springs have remained at the heart of the city’s development for centuries.
Concluding your Cotswolds adventure, Lacock village beckons with its timeless streets and historic cottages, untouched by modern alterations.
This beloved location has been a favorite for film and TV producers, thanks to its picturesque charm and historical authenticity.
Embark on this memorable Cotswolds holiday and experience the beauty, history, and culture of this enchanting region. Book your journey today!
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3 DAY SHORT BREAK
Explore Northumberland
Join us on a captivating adventure that will immerse you in the enchanting beauty and rich history of this remarkable region.
Prepare to embark on an extraordinary journey as we invite you to explore Northumberland like never before.
From picturesque coastlines and ancient castles to pristine beaches and stunning landscapes, our private chauffeur tour promises an unforgettable exploration of North East England's hidden gems.
Discover World Heritage Sites, immerse yourself in the tranquillity of Northumberland's National Park, and traverse the remarkable North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). As we delve into this captivating narrative, you'll uncover the essence of Northumberland and its captivating allure.
Your adventure begins with a pick-up from Newcastle at 08:30 and concludes on day 3 in Newcastle at 17:00. Please note that these timings are approximate and can be influenced by traffic and weather conditions. We guarantee a minimum of 8 hours for our Northumberland tours, allowing you ample time to savour lunch in a charming English pub. Our chauffeur guide will conveniently collect and drop you off in Newcastle or a location of your choice within Northumberland.
Embark on an unforgettable exploration of North East England’s pristine landscapes and historical treasures during your private chauffeur tour. Northumberland boasts stunning coastlines, ancient castles, and pristine beaches, making it a paradise for nature lovers. Whether you’re admiring the vistas in Northumberland’s National Park, along the Northumberland Coast, or in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), you’ll be captivated by its beauty. Visit renowned World Heritage Sites such as Hadrian’s Wall, Durham Castle, the legendary Castle of Bamburgh, and Holy Island, steeped in history and tranquillity. Marvel at the lush green countryside as you tour the North East in style.
Important information: Your preferred drop off and collection point will be agreed with your driver prior to the tour start date
Day 1
Discover Northumberland
Departing from Newcastle, your first day ends in Berwick-on-Tweed
Explore Warkworth Castle, perched above the quaint village of Warkworth. Continue to Howick Hall, the ancestral home of the Earls of Grey, where you can enjoy a cup of Earl Grey tea.
Discover Craster, famous for its kippers, and Seahouses, a charming fishing port. Explore the picturesque village of Bamburgh and visit Holy Island, home to Lindesfarne Priory.
Your day ends in Berwick-on-Tweed
Day 2
Traverse the border countryside
Via Flodden Fields, the journey continutes onto Alnwick....
Pass by Flodden Fields, where a historic battle unfolded in 1513. Explore Chillingham Castle, renowned for its haunted tales, and visit Cragside House, the marvel of Victorian inventor Lord Armstrong.
Your journey continues to Alnwick.
Day 3
Continue to discover Northumberland's treasures
Setting off from the stunning Alnwick Castle the tour concludes in Newcastle.
Start your day at the stunning Alnwick Castle, famous for its beauty and film appearances. Head to Hexham, a charming Northumbrian town, and visit the Sycamore Gap near Hadrian’s Wall. Immerse yourself in the world of a Roman soldier at the Roman Army Museum and explore Vindolanda, a former fort on the Wall.
Your 3-day Northumberland Tour concludes in Newcastle.
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5 day tour and short Break
South West England
An extraordinary short break and chauffeur-guided tour through the captivating South West of England.
We've curated an immersive experience that showcases the region's most enchanting destinations. With "holiday South West England" as our guiding theme, our adventure will lead you to awe-inspiring historical sites, scenic landscapes, and picturesque coastal towns.
From the enigmatic Avebury Henge and iconic Stonehenge to the maritime heritage of Plymouth and the rugged beauty of Dartmoor National Park, each day is a new chapter in this exploration. Cornwall's coastal gems, including St Ives and the Minack Theatre, will leave you spellbound, while the charming villages of Castle Combe and Tetbury in the Cotswolds offer a timeless retreat.
Unveil the splendours of South West England as you book your dream holiday with us today, creating memories that will last a lifetime.
Important information: Your preferred drop off and collection point will be agreed with your driver prior to the tour start date.
Day 1
Explore the Wonders of the South West
Join us for an unforgettable chauffeur-guided tour and short break exploring the beauty, history, and charm of this remarkable region.
A Neolithic masterpiece nestled in the heart of Wiltshire.
This incredible site, one of the must-visit locations during your holiday in South West England, boasts three stone circles and is home to the largest megalithic stone circle in the world.
A prehistoric marvel on Salisbury Plain. Its enigmatic sarsen standing stones, each 13 feet high and weighing 25 tons, coupled with the connecting lintel stones, create a captivating sight that has intrigued generations.
A historic port city in Devon, where maritime heritage meets the charming cobbled streets of the Barbican district.
Here, you’ll encounter the National Marine Aquarium, explore bustling marinas, and stand at the Mayflower Steps, the very spot where the Pilgrim Fathers embarked on their New World journey in 1620.
Day 2
Embrace Nature and History
A treasure trove of history and nature awaits your discovery.
Dartmoor National Park in Devon beckons you with its sweeping moorlands, ancient tors, and wild Dartmoor ponies.
Venture along trails that wind through picturesque valleys, adorned with Neolithic tombs, Bronze Age stone circles, and the remnants of medieval farmhouses. This treasure trove of history and nature awaits your discovery.
Revel in its serene beauty and wander along the riverside, taking in the enchanting views of this tidal ria.
A historic gem within Plymouth, awaits with its preserved fishing port charm and cobbled streets that transport you back in time.
Day 3
Cornwall’s Coastal Wonders
Your break continues in Cornwall...
Known for its captivating surf beaches and thriving art scene, is a haven for artists and beach lovers alike. The Tate St Ives gallery and the Barbara Hepworth Museum offer a dose of culture, while boat trips to Seal Island will leave you in awe of the local wildlife.
On the Tin Coast offers breath-taking views as you explore a part of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site and a notable Poldark filming location.
Perched on a granite outcrop in Porthcurno, boasts a unique open-air experience with its season running from Easter to October. Enjoy a diverse range of music and theatre performances against the backdrop of the stunning Cornish coast.
Is a quintessential Cornish experience. Stroll along the shores of Mount’s Bay and take in the scenic beauty of St Clement’s Isle.
A tidal island in Mount’s Bay, offers a captivating glimpse into history and nature, linked to the town of Marazion by a picturesque causeway.
Day 4
Cornwall’s Coastal Treasures and Beyond
More picturesque and iconic places to visit in Cornwall...
A picturesque town and fishing port on Cornwall’s north coast. Here, you can savor the beauty of the River Camel estuary and its charming surroundings.
The iconic setting for “Doc Martin,” is a captivating fishing village along the Atlantic coast. Enjoy the character and charm of this idyllic destination.
Perched on Tintagel Island, showcases medieval fortifications against the stunning backdrop of North Cornwall.
A city renowned for its Roman-built baths and striking architecture. Explore this historical city, set in the valley of the River Avon, and take in the rich heritage of the region.
Day 5
Cotswold’s Quintessential Charm
Experience the beauty and charm of this remarkable region.
Nestled in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Though the castle is gone, the enchantment of this place lingers, offering a peaceful retrea
Stands on the site of an ancient hill fort and is steeped in history and charm, making it a fitting stop on your journey.
Picturesque villages along the River Eye, remain untouched for over a century, offering a glimpse of pure Cotswold charm. It’s a true step back in time.
A market town perched atop an 800-foot hill. Discover its Norman heritage and absorb the history that converges at this Cotswold crossroads.
Join us on this unforgettable journey through the South West of England, where history, nature, and culture intertwine to create memories that will last a lifetime.
Book your dream holiday South West England with us today and experience the beauty and charm of this remarkable region like never before.
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Embark on a captivating journey as we explore the enchanting landscapes...
Immerse yourself in the stories shared by our experienced guides, who will transform your trip into an unforgettable saga of discovery.
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1 day Tour
West Cornwall Tour
Explore the hidden gems of this picturesque region
We offer you the opportunity to explore the hidden gems of this picturesque region.
From iconic landmarks like St. Michael's Mount to the charming streets of Mousehole and the dramatic beauty of the Minack Theatre, our tours showcase the very best places to visit on Cornwall's stunning coastline. Join us on an unforgettable adventure and find the answers to "Where in Cornwall" you should explore next.
Important information: Your preferred drop off and collection point will be agreed with your driver prior to the tour start date.
The day
Our West Cornwall Tour
A journey through a land steeped in history and natural wonder.
Your private chauffeur-led tour of West Cornwall grants you access to iconic landmarks such as St. Michael’s Mount, a site that has housed a monastery since the 8th century. What’s more, our West Cornwall tours can be tailored to accommodate tide times, allowing you to choose between walking across the causeway or taking a charming ferry ride.
Mousehole, a picturesque fishing village, preserves its old-world charm with narrow streets and quaint cottages clustered around the harbour. During the holiday season, it dazzles with its renowned Christmas lights, drawing Cornish patrons from near and far.
For a truly extraordinary experience, your private chauffeured tour of West Cornwall must include a visit to the Minack Theatre, a World Heritage Site that has been carved from stone, overlooking the majestic Atlantic Ocean. This site is internationally famous for its open-air theatrical productions, enchanting visitors year-round.
St Ives, often referred to as the dazzling jewel in Cornwall’s crown, is a beloved stop on our Cornwall tours. This picturesque fishing harbour and seaside town have earned accolades as the best family holiday destination by Coast magazine and one of TripAdvisor’s top 10 European beaches.
Explore the maze of narrow cobbled streets, independent shops, and quaint fisherman’s cottages.
Don’t forget to visit the world-famous Tate Gallery, which houses works from artists who call this area home. And why not indulge in a traditional Cornish Cream tea while you’re here? St Ives is a place where you can effortlessly while away the hours in sheer beauty.
Read more about West Cornwall at Wikipedia
WHY CHOOSE
A West Cornwall Tour?
We don’t simply follow the beaten path; instead, we venture off the ordinary tourist trails, offering a unique perspective.
The West Cornwall tour stands as one of our most sought-after options for exploring the captivating beauty of this region.
As you embark on this journey, you’ll uncover hidden fishing villages and pristine beaches, all while immersing yourself in the rich history of World Heritage Sites. West Cornwall boasts unspoiled green landscapes, quaint fishing harbours in charming villages, golden sandy beaches, and breath-taking vistas of the lively Atlantic Ocean. These sights collectively narrate the captivating story of Cornwall’s past—a tale you can witness first hand during your private chauffeur-led tour of West Cornwall.
Moreover, you’ll find that our extensive collection of pictures vividly portrays West Cornwall as one of England’s most stunning destinations. With our chauffeur-guided tour, you’ll have the opportunity to explore many of West Cornwall’s most prized locations while traveling in luxurious comfort within one of our fleet’s top-of-the-line Mercedes vehicles.
Our chauffeurs possess an impressive wealth of local knowledge enabling them to navigate the quickest routes to cover more ground or to guide you along scenic paths that showcase the true essence of West Cornwall’s beauty.
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Embark on a captivating journey as we explore the enchanting landscapes...
Immerse yourself in the stories shared by our experienced guides, who will transform your trip into an unforgettable saga of discovery.
We would love to hear from you regarding your tour requirements. If you cannot find the perfect tour on our site we can create a custom itinerary for you.
1 day Tour
North Cornwall day trips
Where adventure and exploration await as you uncover the beauty of North Cornwall
From the legendary tales of King Arthur in Tintagel to the charming fishing villages like Port Isaac, our tours to Cornwall take you on an unforgettable journey through where Cornwall comes to life.
Moreover, with us, you'll experience the rugged coastal vistas, hidden gems, and rich heritage that make North Cornwall truly special. Consequently, your extraordinary Cornwall adventure begins here!
When it comes to planning Cornwall day trips or exploring the captivating wonders of North Cornwall, our chauffeur-guided tours offer an exceptional experience. Moreover, with a wealth of enchanting options at your fingertips, embarking on a journey through the North Cornwall region becomes an enticing adventure. Our fleet of luxurious Mercedes vehicles ensures your comfort throughout the excursion.
Notably, what sets us apart is our chauffeurs’ intimate knowledge of the area, allowing them to choose between efficient routes for covering multiple locations or picturesque paths that reveal the true beauty of North Cornwall.
Furthermore, diving off the well-trodden tourist trails that regular coach operators adhere to, we take you to hidden gems that most miss. And to top it all off, with Travel England Tours, you’ll also enjoy the convenience of complimentary Wi-Fi in our plush Mercedes vehicles, letting you instantly share your adventures with your envy-inducing social media audience.
Important information: Your preferred drop off and collection point will be agreed with your driver prior to the tour start date.
The Day
Embark on your North Cornwall Tour
Open doors to captivating destinations.
Our North Cornwall chauffeur tours provide an extraordinary opportunity to explore the enchanting region, offering diverse experiences and hidden gems.
Firstly, Tintagel, steeped in the legendary tales of King Arthur and boasting dramatic coastal views and ancient castle ruins dating back to Roman times, awaits your exploration.
Secondly, indulge in the charm of Port Isaac, a delightful fishing community famously known as the backdrop for the TV series Doc Martin. With its active fishing port, Victorian lanes, and an array of restaurants and bars, Port Isaac offers a quintessential Cornish experience.
Whether you choose to traverse the 50-mile coastal path, explore the ancient Bodmin Moor, or venture into the realm of Poldark on TV, North Cornwall has something for every adventurer.
The upscale fishing village of Padstow, home to the renowned Rick Stein empire, offers exquisite dining, breath-taking ocean views, and sandy beaches. Watergate Bay, with its stunning beach and Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen restaurant, beckons you to savour its delights. Cornwall’s culinary scene continues to thrive, with Gordon Ramsey’s recent investments promising even more delectable options. A chauffeur-guided North Cornwall tour is your ticket to experiencing all these treasures in a single day.
Crossing the estuary to Polzeath, a surfer’s paradise...
You can witness the Atlantic Ocean’s waves crashing onto the popular sandy family beach. A private tour of North Cornwall provides an opportunity to explore the rugged beauty of the North Cornwall coastline or embark on an optional walk to Pentire Head, offering breathtaking Cornish coastal vistas.
Newquay, often hailed as the UK’s surfing mecca, awaits your visit. Consider including Perranporth in your private North Cornwall tour, boasting a three-mile stretch of beautiful beach perfect for leisurely strolls and a taste of the world-famous Cornish pasty.
You can read more about North Cornwall at Wikipedia
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Embark on a captivating journey as we explore the enchanting landscapes...
Immerse yourself in the stories shared by our experienced guides, who will transform your trip into an unforgettable saga of discovery.
We would love to hear from you regarding your tour requirements. If you cannot find the perfect tour on our site we can create a custom itinerary for you.
1 day Tour
Doc Martin Tour
Embark on an Enchanting Exploration of Cornwall's Doc Martin Tour
Prepare to be captivated by an extraordinary adventure with Travel England Tours as we delve into the mesmerizing realm of the 'Doc Martin' tour set against Cornwall's picturesque landscapes.
With ten enthralling seasons under its belt, this tour is a must for fervent 'Doc Martin' enthusiasts.
Furthermore, we'll take you on an enchanting journey to Port Isaac, the real-life inspiration behind the fictional Port Wenn, answering the question: "Where is Port Wenn in Doc Martin?". It's none other than Port Isaac nestled in the heart of Cornwall. As we traverse the stunning countryside, much like the beloved doctor, you'll witness the natural beauty that surrounds Bodmin, Truro, and other iconic filming locations.
Customize your experience and consider adding Poldark locations or other Cornwall highlights to create a day of unforgettable memories.
Important information: Your preferred drop off and collection point will be agreed with your driver prior to the tour start date.
The Day
Exploring the Doc Martin Tour in Picturesque Port Wenn
This tour is a dream come true for Doc Martin enthusiasts.
Embark on a captivating journey with Travel England Tours, where we unveil the enchanting world of the beloved ‘Doc Martin’ series, set against the stunning backdrop of Cornwall’s breath-taking landscapes.
Our odyssey begins in the charming village of Port Isaac, transformed into the fictional Portwenn in the series. As we traverse the village, the question arises: “Where is Portwenn in Doc Martin?”
The answer is simple—Port Isaac in Cornwall. Immerse yourself in the world of Dr. Ellingham and his endearing yet tactless encounters.
While retracing Doc Martin’s steps “up country” towards Bodmin or Truro, marvel at Cornwall’s natural wonders. The picturesque landscapes unfold before your eyes, providing a serene escape from the bustling city life.
Why not combine your Doc Martin tour with a tailored exploration of other captivating places within Cornwall? Craft your ideal day of adventure and discovery.
Our journey through Cornwall takes you on the same path as Doc Martin. As you traverse the picturesque countryside, envision the stunning vistas that surrounded the good doctor on his eventful journeys to Bodmin or Truro.
Port Wenn Unveiled
Port Isaac, the real-life counterpart of Portwenn, will captivate you. Step inside Mrs. Tishall’s chemist, a sweet shop in reality, and approach Dr. Ellingham’s Surgery, perched on a hill overlooking the village. Discover Portwenn School, today transformed into a hotel, and Bert’s Restaurant, a prominent location from the earlier series. A short walk reveals Aunt Ruth’s home, an integral part of Doc Martin’s life.
Unveiling Doc Martin’s Past
Leaving Port Isaac behind, we venture to the location where Doc Martin and Louisa tied the knot, a place that witnessed Louisa initially jilting Doc Martin. Pass by the converted barn, the setting for many internal scenes in the series.
An Exclusive Insider’s View
Our tour offers a unique opportunity as it takes you to the very location where Doc Martin underwent therapy for his blood phobia—a site that happens to be our chauffeur guide’s home.
Extend your Cornwall experience by adding iconic Poldark locations or exploring other must-see spots in the region. Customize your tour for a day filled with adventures.
Read more about Doc Martin at Wikipedia.
Get in touch
Want to find out more about this tour?
Embark on a captivating journey as we explore the enchanting landscapes...
Immerse yourself in the stories shared by our experienced guides, who will transform your trip into an unforgettable saga of discovery.
We would love to hear from you regarding your tour requirements. If you cannot find the perfect tour on our site we can create a custom itinerary for you.
