Leave the city behind for a day among the Cotswolds' stone cottages, market squares and riverside lanes. A small group and a guide-driver make it easy to reach villages that big coaches can't.
The Cotswolds is the England of postcards: rolling hills, dry-stone walls and villages built from warm, honey-coloured limestone. Reaching several of them in one day without a car is tricky, which is where this small-group trip comes in. Your guide handles the driving and the route, and there’s time in each village to wander, take photos and stop for tea or lunch.
A typical day visits a handful of the region’s best-loved villages, such as Bibury, Bourton-on-the-Water or Castle Combe, with commentary on local history, wool-trade wealth and film locations along the way. Because the group is small, the pace is relaxed and your guide can adjust stops to the day’s weather and crowds.
Meet your guide in central London and head west towards the Cotswolds.
Stroll through a picture-perfect village of stone cottages and gardens.
Free time for lunch in a market town or riverside village.
Continue to one or two more villages, with time to explore at your own pace.
Drive back to central London in the early evening.
Central London; the exact meeting point is shown in your confirmation.The exact spot and your host's details arrive with your confirmation.
Open in Google MapsUsually three or four of the region's best-known villages. Your guide confirms the route on the day based on conditions.
No, but there's a dedicated stop with time to choose a pub, café or tearoom.
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