Windsor Private Day Tours From London
Private Tours From Your Hotel In London to Windsor and Beyond
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| Windsor Castle |
Private Windsor Tour
Windsor is only about 45-60 minutes drive from most Central London hotels. There is so much more to Windsor than just the castle, you could easily spend the weekend there.
So if you want you can just visit Windsor on its own, perhaps as a half day tour or why not combine Windsor in one memorable day with places like Stonehenge, Hampton Court Palace or Bath.
Vehicles, Driver/Guides + Scope Of Tours
A range of touring vehicles with capacities ranging from 8 to 16 seats.
We charge a flat fee per vehicle, (not person) for the day, This includes the bus and services of the driver guide. Admissions to attractions are not included.
All tours are customised around your individual needs.
We have outlined some of our most popular tours on the menu on the left to make it easy for you.
The day is yours, the only rules are imposed by UK law - no smoking on buses and driving hours and breaks governed by UK law. Otherwise you're free to go where you want to go, when you want to go.
Time is always the enemy, even though a typical tour will be 10-11 hours in duration.
Windsor
What everybody wants to see in Windsor is Windsor Castle itself. An important aspect of tours involving Windsor Castle are opening times for admission: 09:45 to 16:00 (March to October) and 09:45 to 15:00 (November to February) closing 75 minutes after last admission time.
Most people need at least 90 minutes to make a satisfactory visit
During the summer and every other day during the Winter, Changing of the Guard takes place at Windsor Castle at 11 a.m.
Next door to the Castle is the Old Town where there are several authentic cobbled streets dating from the 17th century. Worth at least 10 minutes of anyone's time. Most people want to spend a lot, lot longer.
On the other side of the River Thames, quickly reached across a pedestrian footbridge is Eton. You stroll along a very interesting High Street to the famous Eton College, England's top private boarding school where the boys still wear top coats and tails.
There are river trips down by the waterfront and if you have kids, do buy a loaf of sliced bread from the Waitrose supermarket and feed the swans.
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| Windsor Old Town |
Just a couple of miles from Windsor is Runnymede where the Magna Carta was signed in 1215, just south of Windsor.
Today there are three monuments to be seen. One is of course to commemorate the Magna Carta. A second, erected in the 60's to remember the assassinated US president, John F Kennedy. Lastly at the top of the hill is the Air Forces Memorial.
The Queens Farm Shop is this way too, produce, most of it organic coming in large part from the Queen's farms. There is a tea room here too and quality royal merchandise.
Also at Windsor for the kids is the theme park Legoland
Windsor for the day
The most popular option for our clients is to spend a leisurely morning in Windsor town with a tour of Windsor Castle as the highlight. We then take you to a riverside pub at Old Windsor for lunch and then walk it off afterwards with a walking tour of Runnymede to see the Magna Carta memorial and President Kennedy.
In the afternoon, take the short ride to Eton and take a tour of the famous college.
Windsor Plus Stonehenge or Salisbury or Hampton Court or Bath
Most people however will want to spend the afternoon at a second location or even make a third attraction returning to their hotel in the evening.
Combining Windsor and Stonehenge is probably the most popular option.
Windsor and Salisbury creates a themed Magna Carta tour, see where the Magna Carta was signed at Windsor in the morning, then see an actual Magna Carta at Salisbury in the afternoon.
Below is a crude map depicting travel times between main attractions so you can put together your own outline itinerary. We will be glad to help you then refine your thoughts to the perfect fit for your group.
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| Group Private Custom Tours - Indicative Prices For Example Private Bus Tours | ||||
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Example Tour |
Up to 6 People |
6 - 10 People |
11 - 16 People |
17 - 54 People |
| from £400* | from £549* | from £599* | p.o.a | |
| from £400* | from £549* | from £599* | p.o.a | |
| Stonehenge, Pubs, Countryside & Bath | from £400* | from £549* | from £599* | p.o.a |
| Stonehenge, Avebury & Salisbury | from £400* | from £549* | from £599* | p.o.a |
| Oxford, Cotswolds & Straford | from £400* | from £549* | from £599* | p.o.a |
| Stonehenge Plus | from £400* | from £549* | from £599* | p.o.a |
| Windsor Plus | from £400* | from £549* | from £599* | p.o.a |
| * Lowest price is for a friendly route trained driver. Supplements apply if you require professional guiding in a niche theme or commentary to lecture grade. | ||||
- Tours are private tours exclusive to single groups, these are not shared tours. - Price not inclusive of admissions to attractions. - Price inclusive of all taxes, touring bus, driver, fuel. - One way tour/transfers. Standard buses up to 16 people can take about 20-23 large cases. |
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Private Day Tour Enquiry Form
Enter your ideas on what you want to visit on your custom day tour. We will by return provide you with a written quotation and draft itinerary.







