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England Tours
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2026
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From London icons to coasts and moors, explore England with easy to follow itineraries
England tours blend big-city highlights with classic countryside scenery, moving from London’s landmark streets to the coasts, moors and market towns of the south. Choose a short city getaway or a longer guided journey, and you can still cover major sights and lesser-known corners without having to plan every detail yourself. Many trips begin in London, with straightforward access to Stonehenge, Bath, Windsor and other favorites, while some itineraries also connect England with France, the Netherlands, Germany and beyond. Expect well-paced days, clear schedules and enough structure to keep things running smoothly, without feeling overly rigid.
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Shakespeare, Snowdonia & Yorkshire - 5 daysTake in the Heart of England and North Wales on this 5-day escorted group tour from London. See the birthplace of William Shakespeare in Stratford-upon-Avon and spend two nights in the historic town of Shrewsbury. Discover the picturesque scenery of Snowdonia and the Peak District, explore Conwy Castle, see the Duke of Devonshire's house at Chatsworth and spend a free day exploring the historic city of York. Admire Lincoln Cathedral, once the tallest building in the world, and take in Kings College or opt for a punt on the 'backs' of Cambridge en route back to London.Worldwide Touring5It was all good. Walking up that steep, steep hill!!
Stonehenge, Devon & Cornwall - 5 daysExplore southern England on this 5-day tour from London, taking in historic sites and dramatic coastal scenery. Visit Winchester and the ancient stone circle of Stonehenge before heading to Exeter and the wild beauty of Dartmoor. In Cornwall, discover Tintagel Castle, Port Isaac, and the harbour town of Boscastle. Journey to the far west for stunning views from Land’s End, the open-air Minack Theatre, and St Michael’s Mount. Finish with a stop in legendary Glastonbury before returning to London.Worldwide Touring5It was all great.
Stonehenge, Devon & Cornwall (Hotel) - 5 daysHOTEL UPGRADE: Discover the beauty and legends of southwest England on this five-day tour from London to Cornwall and back. Explore Winchester’s grand cathedral, walk among the ancient stones of Stonehenge, and soak up Roman history in Exeter. You’ll journey across wild Dartmoor, visit Tintagel Castle—said to be King Arthur’s birthplace—and relax in the harbour towns of Boscastle and Port Isaac. In Cornwall, enjoy the dramatic coastal views from Land’s End, the artistic vibe of St Ives, and a visit to the magical island of St Michael’s Mount. The tour wraps up in mystical Glastonbury before returning to London.
Worldwide Touring5Mixture of organised touring and time to explore by ourselves. Good group of people. Interesting itinerary covering many sights in a few days without being exhausting. Two days in Exeter and Falmouth was the right amount of time and hotels very good, Falmouth Hotel was brilliant. Jamaica Inn was not particularly interesting.
Stonehenge, Devon & Cornwall (Hotel) - 5 daysHOTEL UPGRADE: Discover the beauty and legends of southwest England on this five-day tour from London to Cornwall and back. Explore Winchester’s grand cathedral, walk among the ancient stones of Stonehenge, and soak up Roman history in Exeter. You’ll journey across wild Dartmoor, visit Tintagel Castle—said to be King Arthur’s birthplace—and relax in the harbour towns of Boscastle and Port Isaac. In Cornwall, enjoy the dramatic coastal views from Land’s End, the artistic vibe of St Ives, and a visit to the magical island of St Michael’s Mount. The tour wraps up in mystical Glastonbury before returning to London.
Worldwide Touring5Everything on the tour was fantastic, we especially enjoyed Tintagel Castle and Minack Theatre and loved that our tour guide Neil offered to take us even though it was at an additional cost, money very well spent Lands end as it's basically a tourist park but glad we went for a short stop
Welsh Wanderer - 5 daysDiscover the mountain peaks and windswept coastline of Wales on this 5-day group tour from London. Explore the pretty villages of the Cotswolds and spend two nights in the coastal town of Aberystwyth. Take in the ruins of Harlech Castle, uncover the scenery of Snowdonia National Park and wander the pretty whitewashed streets of New Quay. Visit the smallest city in the UK, St Davids, browse the fascinating National Museum of History in St Fagans and make your way back to the English capital.Worldwide Touring5We loved staying at Tenby it is a beautiful spot! Also loved that John took us to see a waterfall at Swallow Falls. Harlec Castle was also great to see. My husband found the bus quite uncomfortable even though it was half full, it would have been awful if it was a full bus. The B&B we stayed at at Tenby didn’t have a very good breakfast (not enough food), and the hallway smelled like gas.
Welsh Wanderer - 5 daysDiscover the mountain peaks and windswept coastline of Wales on this 5-day group tour from London. Explore the pretty villages of the Cotswolds and spend two nights in the coastal town of Aberystwyth. Take in the ruins of Harlech Castle, uncover the scenery of Snowdonia National Park and wander the pretty whitewashed streets of New Quay. Visit the smallest city in the UK, St Davids, browse the fascinating National Museum of History in St Fagans and make your way back to the English capital.Worldwide Touring5We loved staying at Tenby it is a beautiful spot! Also loved that John took us to see a waterfall at Swallow Falls. Harlec Castle was also great to see. My husband found the bus quite uncomfortable even though it was half full, it would have been awful if it was a full bus. The B&B we stayed at at Tenby didn’t have a very good breakfast (not enough food), and the hallway smelled like gas.
Stonehenge, Devon & Cornwall (Hotel) - 5 daysHOTEL UPGRADE: Discover the beauty and legends of southwest England on this five-day tour from London to Cornwall and back. Explore Winchester’s grand cathedral, walk among the ancient stones of Stonehenge, and soak up Roman history in Exeter. You’ll journey across wild Dartmoor, visit Tintagel Castle—said to be King Arthur’s birthplace—and relax in the harbour towns of Boscastle and Port Isaac. In Cornwall, enjoy the dramatic coastal views from Land’s End, the artistic vibe of St Ives, and a visit to the magical island of St Michael’s Mount. The tour wraps up in mystical Glastonbury before returning to London.
Worldwide Touring5It’s hard to just choose one area Cornwell, Devon is such a beautiful area any time of year. After our unfortunate incident with the windscreen we were taken to the nearest railway station to continue our journey, seeing quaint English countryside villages. A bonus Jamaica Inn was far too commercialised. St. Micheal’s mount, was still closed when we visited, I believe it is now open. Tree removal was still occurring after damage from Gorretti’s storm in Jan 26. Disappointed. Extreme cold, not prepared for that level of coldness.
Welsh Wanderer - 5 daysDiscover the mountain peaks and windswept coastline of Wales on this 5-day group tour from London. Explore the pretty villages of the Cotswolds and spend two nights in the coastal town of Aberystwyth. Take in the ruins of Harlech Castle, uncover the scenery of Snowdonia National Park and wander the pretty whitewashed streets of New Quay. Visit the smallest city in the UK, St Davids, browse the fascinating National Museum of History in St Fagans and make your way back to the English capital.Worldwide Touring5Temby was beautiful and the B&B - the little puffin was outdtanding The BNB in Abenswth was a little underwhelming. The last stop in the cottswold was pretty but the locals were awful.
England tours at a glance
Trip and guiding style
England tours offer both fully guided and partly guided formats, with support built in for key sights and travel logistics. Many departures use a driver-guide or an English speaking guide, and some itineraries also include a London city tour; on selected trips, guiding may be available in extra languages.
Accommodation
Accommodation varies by itinerary, ranging from simple guesthouses (with a hotel upgrade on some trips) through to 3-star and 4-star hotels. If availability changes, an alternative of similar standard may be used, and star ratings can differ depending on the region and, on multi-country routes, the country.
Trip pacing
Pace depends on the tour, from faster routes designed to cover a lot in a short time to mid-paced itineraries with free time built in. Plan for occasional early starts and travel days by bus or mini-bus, with clear meeting points, sensible breaks and scheduled stops along the way.
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What you'll see in England
Classic landmarks, historic towns and scenic edges, from city streets to wild coasts
England tours often start in London, mixing famous streets, riverside views and time in areas such as Leicester and Soho. From the capital, many routes continue to Stonehenge for an insight into ancient Britain, then on to Bath for its Roman remains and refined Georgian streetscapes. In the southwest, expect rugged coastlines and open landscapes, with Exeter often used as a base for Dartmoor and excursions into Cornwall. Depending on the itinerary, stops may include Tintagel Castle, Port Isaac, Boscastle and more’s End and the Minack theater. Other routes lean toward historic towns and academic heritage, visiting places like Cambridge, Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon, as well as honey-coloured villages across the Cotswolds. Further north, you might explore York’s historic center, the Lake District around Keswick and Lake Windermere, and Hadrian’s Wall for a powerful reminder of Roman Britain.
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Why visit England
Heritage, coast and countryside with clear plans and support where it counts
England works particularly well for tours because cities, royal landmarks and coastal landscapes sit relatively close together, so even a short break can feel varied and rewarding. London makes a natural base, giving you time for headline sights and neighbourhoods such as Leicester and Soho, before you branch out to places shaped by monarchs, writers and long-told legends. For classic history, Stonehenge and Winchester give a strong link to early England, while Bath adds Roman heritage and elegant Georgian architecture. In the southwest, the atmosphere shifts toward wilder scenery, with Exeter as a useful base for Dartmoor and the coastline, and Cornwall delivering cliff-top views and Tintagel Castle. Further north, the tone changes again, with York’s walls and medieval streets, and the Lake District offering lakes, waterfalls and gentle walks. With key details handled in advance, you can choose a fully guided or partly guided style and spend more time enjoying the experience, rather than managing the admin.
Frequently asked questions
Are England tours fully guided?
England tours can be fully guided or partly guided, depending on the itinerary. Fully guided trips include a guide or driver-guide throughout, while partly guided itineraries usually add guided sightseeing in key locations (such as London) without a single leader for the entire journey.
Do England tours include time in London?
Many England tours include time in London, and some itineraries also feature a London city tour. Selected trips may include an arrival transfer, which can make the first day more straightforward after a long journey.
Which places are commonly visited on England tours?
Stops vary by tour and route, but many itineraries include London, Stonehenge and Bath. Depending on the trip, you may also visit Oxford, Cambridge, York and Windsor.
Are meals included on England tours?
Meals vary by itinerary, so it’s best to check the inclusions for your specific tour before reservation. Some tours include breakfast daily, while others only include meals when they are clearly listed in the itinerary, particularly on shorter breaks.
What is the usual group size on England tours?
Group size depends on the tour style and vehicle used. Some itineraries run in small groups on a mini-bus (often up to 16 people), while others operate with larger groups that can be up to around 65.
Is an England tour suitable for travelers who want an easy pace?
Many England tours are rated Easy, although days can still feel full, especially on shorter itineraries designed to cover multiple highlights. Expect regular stops and manageable walks, with travel between locations typically by bus or mini-bus.
Do England tours visit Stonehenge?
Some England tours include a visit to Stonehenge, and on certain itineraries the entry ticket is included. It can feature on short breaks or longer routes, and it is often paired with Bath or other nearby sights.
Can England tours include the Lake District?
Yes, some itineraries include the Lake District, with overnights in places like Keswick and stops around Lake Windermere. Plans may also include waterfalls, stone circles and short walks that showcase the area’s classic scenery.
What accommodation can be expected on England tours?
Accommodation depends on the itinerary and can range from guesthouses to hotels, with the exact standard shown on your tour details. If the listed option is unavailable, an alternative accommodation of similar standard may be used.
Are there England tours that also visit other countries?
Yes, some tours are multi-country and combine England with destinations such as France, the Netherlands and Germany. On these itineraries, England is often the starting point, with key time in London before continuing on to mainland Europe.
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