Duration: 10 Days / 9 Nights
Destinations Covered: London - Windsor - Oxford - Cotswolds - Bath - Stonehenge - Stratford-upon-Avon - Cambridge
This classic England tour covers the crème de la crème of English heritage - from royal palaces and prestigious universities to honey-stone villages, ancient monuments, and dramatic countryside. Start your journey in London, the vibrant capital, then head to the peaceful charm of the Cotswolds and Bath's Roman history before ending in the scholastic calm of Cambridge. This itinerary is designed for first-time visitors, culture lovers, and Anglophiles.
Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace: Experience British pomp and tradition.
Explore Oxford & Cambridge: Discover the world’s most iconic universities.
Windsor Castle: The Queen’s favorite weekend residence.
Cotswolds Countryside Drive: Rolling hills, postcard villages, and cozy tea rooms.
Shakespeare’s Birthplace: Walk in the bard’s footsteps in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Roman Baths & Georgian Splendor in Bath: A UNESCO World Heritage gem.
Mystery of Stonehenge: Visit the prehistoric wonder of the world.
1. Thames River Cruise in London - See London’s top attractions like Big Ben, London Eye, and Tower Bridge from a boat ride at dusk.
2. Afternoon Tea in Windsor - Savor scones, clotted cream, and cucumber sandwiches in a royal town café.
3. Walk Among Stonehenge Circles - Take an audio-guided tour around these enigmatic stones dating back 5,000 years.
4. Punting on the River Cam (Cambridge) - Glide under stone bridges with a guide sharing stories of student mischief and literary legends.
5. Tour of Oxford’s Christ Church College - Step into Harry Potter’s Hogwarts filming location and a real-life academic giant.
6. Village Hop in the Cotswolds - Visit Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold, and Bibury - some of England’s prettiest villages.
7. Roman Bath Soak (Optional) - Book a relaxing soak in the Thermae Bath Spa overlooking the Abbey - a historic treat.
London (3 Nights):
Luxury: The Savoy - Timeless 5-star riverfront elegance.
Mid-Range: The Resident Covent Garden - Boutique comfort, central location.
Budget: YHA London Central - Great value for money with modern dorms and private rooms.
Luxury: Macdonald Windsor Hotel - Facing the castle.
Mid-Range: Castle Hotel Windsor - Historic and well-situated.
Budget: The Royal Adelaide - Simple and charming.
Luxury: Ellenborough Park (Cheltenham) - Manor house with spa.
Mid-Range: The Lamb Inn (Burford) - Traditional countryside pub stay.
Budget: YHA Oxford - Budget-friendly with basic comforts.
Luxury: The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa - Stay in an iconic Georgian crescent.
Mid-Range: Henrietta House - Warm hospitality and heritage design.
Budget: St. Christopher’s Inn - Ideal for backpackers and solo travelers.
Luxury: University Arms - Elegance meets academia.
Mid-Range: Hilton Cambridge City Centre - Perfect location and comfort.
Budget: YHA Cambridge - Sociable and well-located.
May to September: Mild weather, blooming countryside, long daylight hours - perfect for sightseeing.
December: Festive season magic with Christmas lights, markets, and seasonal treats.
Spring (March-April): Quieter tourist scenes, blossoming gardens, and Easter festivities.
Duration: 9 Days / 8 Nights
Destinations Covered: Edinburgh - Stirling - Loch Lomond - Glencoe - Isle of Skye - Inverness - Loch Ness - Cairngorms - Pitlochry
This tour unveils Scotland’s wild soul, where epic scenery meets ancient castles and legends come alive in every loch and glen. Starting in the medieval splendor of Edinburgh, travel through misty Highlands, romantic isles, and charming villages. From tasting peaty whiskies to exploring clan histories, this journey conflates adventure, storytelling, and Highland hospitality.
Perfect for history buffs, nature seekers, photographers, and fans of Outlander or Braveheart.
Edinburgh Castle: Iconic fortress with enchanting views of the capital.
Royal Mile Walk: From Holyrood Palace to Edinburgh Castle.
Stirling Castle & Wallace Monument: Where Scottish heroes left their mark.
Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park: Cruise or kayak Scotland’s largest loch.
Isle of Skye: Rugged beauty, fairy pools, and dramatic cliffs.
Loch Ness & Urquhart Castle: Hunt for Nessie with a cruise and ruins tour.
Cairngorms National Park: Wildlife, walks, and whisky.
1. Ghost Tour in Edinburgh - Explore underground vaults and haunted closes with a storytelling guide in a cloak!
2. Whisky Distillery Tour in Speyside - Visit a historic distillery (like Glenlivet or Macallan) to taste and learn the craft of single malt.
3. Scenic Drive Through Glencoe - Marvel at waterfalls, moors, and craggy peaks - Scotland’s most cinematic valley.
4. Hike the Quiraing or Old Man of Storr (Isle of Skye) - Short walks, huge rewards - for epic photos and otherworldly views.
5. Jacobite Steam Train Ride (Optional) - Ride the real-life Hogwarts Express over the Glenfinnan Viaduct.
6. Boat Cruise on Loch Ness - Listen to legends as you sail the dark, deep waters where Nessie may lurk.
7. Highland Games Experience (Seasonal) - Watch or participate in traditional games like caber toss and tug-o-war.
Edinburgh (2 Nights):
Luxury: The Balmoral - Classic elegance near Waverley Station.
Mid-Range: Motel One Edinburgh-Royal - Chic and central.
Budget: Castle Rock Hostel - Right beside the castle.
Luxury: Cameron House - Lakefront grandeur with spa.
Mid-Range: Winnock Hotel - Historic inn near the loch.
Budget: B&Bs in Balloch - Homely and friendly.
Luxury: Inverlochy Castle Hotel - Stay in a real castle.
Mid-Range: Nevis Bank Inn - Comfortable with Highland warmth.
Budget: Highland Backpackers - For adventure seekers.
Luxury: Cuillin Hills Hotel - Overlooks Portree Bay.
Mid-Range: The Bosville Hotel - Modern yet rustic.
Budget: Skye Basecamp - Hostel with local flavor.
Luxury: Ness Walk Hotel - Riverside luxury in Inverness.
Mid-Range: Coylumbridge Hotel - In the heart of the Cairngorms.
Budget: Inverness Youth Hostel - Clean and central.
May to September: Clear weather, lush green landscapes, and active festivals (especially Edinburgh Fringe in August).
October: Autumn colors in the Highlands.
December (Hogmanay): Magical time for winter lights and Scottish New Year celebrations.
Avoid deep winter (Jan- Feb) for rural travel due to icy road conditions.
Duration: 11 Days / 10 Nights
Destinations Covered: York - Lake District - Liverpool - Chester - Conwy - Snowdonia - Cardiff - Bath - London (Departure)
Uncover a different side of the UK - ancient Roman walls, dramatic mountains, medieval castles, and soulful coastlines. This tour starts with historic York and takes you through England’s scenic north before crossing into Wales’s rugged and romantic heart. Discover fairytale towns like Conwy, the adventure capital of Snowdonia, and the lively, modern capital of Cardiff, ending in historic Bath.
This route is ideal for explorers, culture-seekers, nature lovers, and those with a flair for the poetic and the mythical.
York’s Medieval Streets & Minster: Walk the cobbled lanes of The Shambles.
Lake District National Park: England’s finest scenery and literary soul.
The Beatles Trail in Liverpool: Music, maritime heritage, and modern art.
Chester’s Roman Walls: A walk through centuries of English history.
Conwy Castle: A picture-perfect medieval fortress by the sea.
Snowdonia National Park: Hike, bike, or train up Wales’s highest peak.
1. Walk the York City Walls - One of the best-preserved medieval walls in Europe - stunning views, peaceful atmosphere.
2. Lake Cruise on Windermere - Soak in the beauty of Lakeland's mountains and waters on a gentle boat ride.
3. The Beatles Story Museum in Liverpool - An immersive journey through the Fab Four’s rise to fame.
4. Explore Chester Rows - Medieval shopping galleries and black-and-white timber buildings - unique.
5. Climb the Towers of Conwy Castle - Panoramic views of the bay, town, and mountains.
6. Ride the Snowdon Mountain Railway - A scenic railway to the summit of Wales's tallest peak.
7. Cardiff Food & Castle Tour - Taste Welsh cakes, laverbread, and traditional ales while learning the city’s layered history.
York (2 Nights):
Luxury: The Grand, York - Opulent stay inside the old railway HQ.
Mid-Range: Hotel Indigo York - Stylish and centrally located.
Budget: Safestay York - Georgian townhouse hostel.
Luxury: The Gilpin Hotel - Spa, fine dining, and Lake Windermere views.
Mid-Range: Macdonald Old England Hotel - Lakeside beauty.
Budget: YHA Ambleside - Waterfront budget gem.
Luxury: Hope Street Hotel - Sleek boutique hotel near Philharmonic Hall.
Mid-Range: Aloft Liverpool - Housed in a historic bank building.
Budget: Sleep Eat Love Hostel - Hip and affordable.
Luxury: Bodysgallen Hall - Stay in a Welsh manor house.
Mid-Range: Castle Hotel Conwy - Historic with mountain views.
Budget: YHA Snowdon Pen-y-Pass - Ideal for hikers.
Luxury: voco St David’s Cardiff - Waterfront sophistication.
Mid-Range: Clayton Hotel - Comfortable and well located.
Budget: Sleeperz Cardiff - Simple, smart, and steps from the station.
Luxury: Gainsborough Bath Spa - Soak in natural thermal waters.
Mid-Range: The Francis Hotel - Georgian charm.
Budget: St. Christopher’s Inn - Backpacker base with social vibes.
May to October: Lush scenery in the Lake District and Snowdonia, active festivals in Cardiff and Bath, and warm weather for cruises and walks.
Spring (April- May): Blooming countryside, fewer crowds.
Winter (December): The Christmas markets in York and Chester are magical!