ENGLAND

Arriving by helicopter, train or car, your exclusive guide will escort you to one of the world’s finest spas from the ancient world and Britain’s only hot spring, the Roman Baths. Packed with exquisite Roman and Georgian architecture, the City of Bath is one of Britain’s most appealing World Heritage sites.

Hailed as encapsulating a timeless English rural idyll and only a short drive from Bath, you will visit “England’s most beautiful village”. A cluster of attractive stone cottages and narrow undulating streets, it’s no wonder this is an essential halt for all tour groups.

Conclude your tour with a trip to Britain’s most famous archaeological site, Stonehenge. This compelling ring of prehistoric stones has been attracting visitors for the past 5,000 years. Stand in awe and wonder as you gaze back at a forgotten past of ceremonial mystery.

An ensemble of dreaming spires and honey-hued colleges, Oxford is undoubtedly one of England’s most beautiful cities. Its world-famous university has been welcoming scholars and royals for over 800-years. You will visit the iconic Christ Church College, the birthplace of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland adventures and setting for many of the Harry Potter films with its famous medieval dining hall.

You will then discover another university town extraordinaire, Cambridge. Its ancient tightly packed colleges have remained unchanged for centuries. Wander along its winding rivers and cobbled passageways as you experience Cambridge as its poets, scientists and former prime ministers would have all those years ago. Cast your eyes on the university’s Senate House where graduations ceremonies take place for the next generation of great minds, before visiting the splendid Corpus Clock.

Gracefully spanning across 6 counties, The Cotswolds is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty comprising bags of charm, golden villages and thatched cottages. Together with its unique culture and rich history, this is an outdoor lover’s essential tour stop. Founded in 1163, you will visit the small town of Woodstock, known as the “Gateway to the Cotswolds”. This well-heeled old market town is cosy and friendly in atmosphere and epitomises all the elegance and beauty its surrounding environment exudes.

Nestled closely to Woodstock’s centre, you will discover the monumental baroque fantasy that is Blenheim Palace. A UNESCO World Heritage Site and birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, Blenheim remains one of Britain’s greatest stately homes. It is also residence to a famous old cedar tree with a hole in its centre that featured in the Harry Potter film ‘The Order of the Phoenix’.