3 Day England Private Tour

from £1785 per Group

3+ Day Private Tour Excluding Accommodation

“View of The Swan Inn in Bibury covered in ivy and surrounded by beautiful greenery in the Cotswolds.”

“Ancient stone bridge leading into a medieval village in the Cotswolds countryside, England.”

“Iconic aerial view of All Souls College Oxford, founded in 1438, and the Bodleian Library, established in 1602, on a clear day.”

“Aerial view of All Souls College at the University of Oxford, taken from the University Church of St Mary the Virgin, showcasing the stunning historic college buildings.”

“Inside the Roman Baths in Bath, showcasing the ancient bathing pool and 2,000-year-old Roman columns with historic stonework.”

“Scenic view of classic Georgian terraces in Bath with a colorful park in the foreground, showcasing the city’s historic charm.”

This 3-day private tour itinerary offers an enchanting journey through the heart of England. Enjoy the beauty of the Cotswolds with its picture-postcard villages, and explore the university town of Oxford, the stately home at Blenheim Palace, the 5,000-year-old Stonehenge, and the Roman city of Bath. This private tour can be adjusted according to your interests.

Travel in an executive vehicle with an experienced driver/guide.

Please find below a suggested itinerary.

Day 1: The Cotswolds

After collecting you from your London hotel or London airport, we’ll start our 3-day England tour with a drive into the heart of this region, known as the Cotswolds. We’ll pass by many quaint English hamlets and villages with their pretty houses and antique shops. We will stop in several of the villages including Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold and Burford. We can also stop in the area for a traditional English pub lunch.

We will then drive to Oxford, where you will stay overnight.

Day 2: Oxford & Blenheim

Welcome to the university city of Oxford. Enjoy a guided walking tour of one of the most famous university towns in the world, nicknamed the ‘city of dreaming spires. See the medieval university college buildings, pass Bodleian Library and enter Divinity Hall which was built in 1488 for the teaching of theology. Soak up the atmosphere of this unique city.

In the afternoon we will visit Blenheim Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Explore the extraordinary Palace rooms and walk in the magnificent gardens.

We will then return to your hotel in Oxford

Day 3: Stonehenge and Bath

On the third and final day, we will visit two UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The first is Stonehenge, famous for its Neolithic stone circle that was built over 5,000 years ago. We will then continue with a visit to the city Bath. Here, enjoy a walking tour of the Regency Town which is famous for its Georgian Architecture. Many visitors also like to enter the Roman Baths.

From here, we can drop you at your London hotel, or Heathrow Airport.