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England & Wales
Visit one of the most influential cultural centers in Europe! England is a unique place where the old world exists comfortably alongside the new. The incomparably diverse capital reigns over a long list of exciting cities, while the calm, picturesque countryside features rolling hills, cozy cottages, and charming public houses.
Highlights of London and South West England (Self-Drive or rail)
Discover the best of these diverse destinations, all offering a variety of memorable experiences. London, the dynamic capital, featuring some of the world's greatest attractions; Bath, the only UK city designated a UNESCO World Heritage, and Cornwall with its rugged coastline and medieval harbors. In London enjoy a private tour in an iconic black taxi, and in Bath, take a tour of the historic Roman Baths before partaking in traditional afternoon tea. You'll visit one of the RHS (Royal Horticultural Society) Gardens in the Cornwall region, and finish with a walk around the Stone Circle in legendary Stonehenge.
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London (2), Bath (2), Cornwall (2), London (1)
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8 days/7 nights
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NOTE: Please write down the trip name before clicking on "Start Planning" because it will ask which trip you are interested in.
Enchanting England (by Rail)
Combine England`s cosmopolitan city with historic and cultural icons easily reached by train. With private walking guides and behind the scenes tours, there`s no better way to get into England`s past, present and future.
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London (2), Oxford (1), Stratford (2), Bath (2), London (1)
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9 days/8 nights
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NOTE: Please write down the trip name before clicking on "Start Planning" because it will ask which trip you are interested in.
Gardens of England (Self-Drive)
England is truly a nation of garden lovers with more English gardens open to the public than anywhere else in the world. For many keen gardeners, a visit to an English garden is one of the highlights of any trip to the UK. This garden-filled tour is perfect for gardeners and as well as those who just enjoy viewing them.
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London (2), Cotswolds (2), Lake District (2), York (2), London (2)
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11 days/10 nights
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NOTE: Please write down the trip name before clicking on "Start Planning" because it will ask which trip you are interested in.
Best of Britain Guided Tour
Get to know Britain on this whirlwind tour
This fast-paced tour is the perfect introduction to England, Scotland and Wales, showcasing the very best historical and scenic spots, alongside vibrant cities. 
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Start: Windsor - End: London
10 days/9 nights
13 meals included
Highlights Include:
Royal Edinburgh Military Tatoo
Windsor Castle
Stonehenge
Blenheim Palace
Edinburgh Castle
Roman Baths and Pump room
Tower of London
Cardiff Castle
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NOTE: Please write down the trip name before clicking on "Start Planning" because it will ask which trip you are interested in.
Highlights of Britain Guided Tour
Go off the beaten path as you traverse the whole of Britain to see Devon and Cornwall in England’s Southwest, the medieval heritage of Wales, and Scotland’s delights.
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Starts and Ends in London
14 days/13 nights
21 meals
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Highlights Include:
Edinburgh Castle
Roman Baths
Shakespeare’s Birthplace
St Andrews
York Minster
Stonehenge
Abbotsford House
Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo
Tower of London
Cardiff Castle
Windsor Castle
London Daytripper Guided Tour
Enjoy the perfect combination of stay and play. On this innovative tour, make yourself at home in London, then venture out on incredible day trips to must-see attractions and experiences in southern England. 
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Starts and Ends in London
6 days/5 nights
7 meals
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Highlights Include:
Canterbury Cathedral
Oxford University
Roman Baths
Shakespeare's Birthplace
Stonehenge
Tower of London
Windsor Castle
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NOTE: Please write down the trip name before clicking on "Start Planning" because it will ask which trip you are interested in.
Taste of Britain Guided Tour
Sample the highlights of England and Scotland on this week-long adventure, covering the bustling cities of London and Edinburgh, the history of Bath and Stratford-Upon-Avon, and the charming scenery of the Cotswolds and the Lake District.
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Starts: London - Ends: Edinburgh
7 days/6 nights
8 meals
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Highlights Include:
Windsor Castle
Shakespeare's Birthplace
Tower of London
Roman Baths
Edinburgh Castle
Lake Windermere Cruise
Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo
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NOTE: Please write down the trip name before clicking on "Start Planning" because it will ask which trip you are interested in.
England tid bits
When I book a trip for you, we will sit down and go over where you are visiting, how to get around, how to handle the language barrier, and important things to know when traveling. Here are a few helpful things to know when visiting England:
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Language: English is the official language in England. Learning a few basic English phrases can be helpful, but English is widely spoken.
Currency: England uses the British Pound Sterling (GBP). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's a good idea to carry some cash for smaller establishments.
Cultural Etiquette: Politeness and queuing (waiting in line) are important cultural values. Saying "please" and "thank you" is customary, and respect for personal space is crucial.
Tipping: Tipping is customary in restaurants and for services. A 10% to 15% tip is common for good service in restaurants where a service charge isn't included.
Weather: England's weather can be unpredictable, so it's advisable to dress in layers and carry an umbrella, especially if visiting outside of the summer months.
Public Transportation: England has an extensive public transportation system, including buses and trains. Consider an Oyster Card in London or rail passes for travel across the country.
Countryside: England's countryside is known for its beauty. Consider visiting the Lake District, Cotswolds, or other picturesque regions for a taste of rural life.
Museums and Attractions: Many museums and attractions are free, but check for any special exhibitions with an entrance fee.
Local Cuisine: Try traditional English dishes like fish and chips, Sunday roast, and afternoon tea.
Driving: If you plan to drive in England, remember to drive on the left side of the road. Check for parking regulations and congestion charge zones in cities.
Safety: England is generally safe for tourists, but be aware of your belongings and surroundings, especially in crowded areas.
Emergency Services: The emergency number for police, fire, and medical assistance in England is 999.
By keeping these points in mind, you can fully enjoy England's rich history, vibrant cities, and diverse landscapes while respecting local customs and traditions.