International Friends small group day tours from London

Runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.

• Small group day trip - maximum 16 people per tour
• Admission to Shakespeare's Birthplace & Divinity School Oxford
• Walking tour in Oxford
• Explore Cotswolds villages that the big buses cannot get to
• COVID19 Safety Policies Apply. All vehicles used are deep cleaned and disinfected daily, with masks and hand sanitiser products available to all guests. 
• Flexible booking guarantee

The small bus comes into its own on this tour into the picturesque Cotswold region to the north west of London. With the small bus you can go down country lanes and visit places the big tour buses and crowds are prohibited from. You'll see more of the unspoiled countryside and villages that attract people to the Cotswold region in the first place.

You begin your small group tour visiting Stratford-upon-Avon, where Shakespeare was born and died (entrance to Shakespeare's Birthplace is included).

Travelling along narrow country lanes you'll visit off the beaten track places, including idyllic Burford, vibrant and charming Bourton on the Water, sleepy Taynton and the picturesque twins of Great and Little Rissington. You then make a lunch stop in the delightful town of Stow-on-the-Wold with its village green and historic market square.

Finally, you'll end the day in literary Oxford, enjoying an informative and in-depth walking tour of the University, colleges and town.

After your walking tour and free time to explore, your small group day trip ends and you journey back to London.

Runs all year every Friday.

• Small group day trip - maximum 16 people per tour
• Admission to Stonehenge, Glastonbury Abbey & Avebury Stone Circle
• Beat the crowds at Stonehenge, tours go there first
• Photo stop at Glastonbury Tor and entry to Chalice Well Gardens
• Explore sites that big coaches cannot get to
• COVID19 Safety Policies Apply. All vehicles used are deep cleaned and disinfected daily, with masks and hand sanitiser products available to all guests. 
• Flexible booking guarantee

If you are into the mystic, King Arthur, energy forces or just great sightseeing this is a very worthwhile tour.

It is a busy schedule and you cover long distances for one day but you'll see England's most famous Neolithic monument Stonehenge, and the much larger henge at Avebury.

Avebury is much less well known that Stonehenge but just as memorable. Without the crowds at Stonehenge, Avebury is much more hands on. You can walk among and touch the stones and also go inside a burial chamber.

In between Stonehenge and Avebury you journey into the mystical land of Avalon and Glastonbury, seeing the famous Glastonbury Tor.

Runs all year every Wednesday.

• Small group day trip - maximum 16 people per tour
• Admission to Stonehenge & Roman Baths
• A guided walk in Lacock, a medieval village
• A guided tour of Avebury, a village set inside a huge stone circle
• Beat the crowds at Stonehenge, our tours go there first
• COVID19 Safety Policies Apply: All vehicles used are deep cleaned and disinfected daily, with masks and hand sanitiser products available to all guests.
• Flexible booking guarantee

The Bath, Cotswolds, Stonehenge and Avebury tour from London is a delightful tour with full visits to two World Heritage attractions (Stonehenge and Bath), plus the largest henge in the world (Avebury) and delightful Lacock in the Cotswolds. Take advantage of your small bus tour and go where the big buses cannot. All in all a varied and rewarding day.

Your first stop on your journey from London is the enigmatic Stonehenge. By visiting there first you beat the crowds arriving mid morning. Your guide will bring Stonehenge to life by discussing the ever-changing theories around its mysterious alignments and purpose. 

You will then head further west towards the famous city of Bath. See the Roman Temple, and original Roman pavement. Take some time for lunch (own expense) in one of the elegant tea rooms, and try a famous Sally Lunn bread bun. Explore 18th century crescents and squares of the Georgian city.

Following Bath, it is a short drive to historic Lacock, a medieval village set on the edge of the Cotswolds. Owned by the National Trust, Lacock is full of beautiful cottages and narrow streets which the smaller vehicle is able to navigate.

To end your memorable day out, you finish at nearby Avebury, a pretty village of thatched cottages nestling in the middle of a huge circle of ancient stones. Here you can relax on a guided walk around the mysterious standing stones and enjoy some free time to explore, before your small group day trip ends, and you return to London.