• Bourton-on-the-Water - Often voted as one of England’s most charming villages, Bourton-on-the-Water captivates both visitors and locals. Dubbed the “Venice of the Cotswolds,” this village boasts a variety of attractions, shops, restaurants, and tea rooms, or simply offers a peaceful spot by the River Windrush, crossed by its five arched bridges. The village’s most cherished feature is its serene river, sourced from numerous springs about ten miles away, which continued to flow even during the 1976 drought. As the river enters the village center, it flows over the rapids near the Old Mill, with its clear waters passing under a collection of arched stone bridges by the green, lined with Cotswold stone banks.
• Bibury - Upon arriving in Bibury, one might feel transported to another era. The village was famously described by British poet, artist, and novelist William Morris (1834-96) as “the most beautiful village in England.” Bibury’s attractions include Arlington Row, a 17th-century row of weavers’ cottages made from local stone beside the River Coln. This area is one of the most photographed in the region and was a filming location for the 2007 movie ‘Stardust.’ Nearby, visitors can find the Bibury Trout Farm and a Saxon Church. The River Coln flows between the main village street and a water meadow, creating a picturesque scene with Arlington Row as a backdrop, making it one of the most scenic spots in the Cotswolds.
• Arlington Row - The charming Arlington Row cottages in Bibury were originally built in 1380 as a monastic wool store, later converted into weavers’ cottages in the 17th century. The cloth produced at Arlington Row was sent to Arlington Mill across Rack Isle, where it was degreased and then hung on wooden frames on Rack Isle.
• Burford - Burford – “Gateway to the Cotswolds” Burford is renowned as the gateway to the Cotswolds. Its High Street descends from the high Wolds, offering stunning views over the open countryside, down to the willow-lined River Windrush in the picturesque Windrush valley. Visitors can explore Burford’s many small shops, which offer Cotswolds cheese, quality meats, freshly baked cakes, antiques, and books.

• Free Wi-Fi & USB Charging On-board
• Walking tour of Cotswold villages
• Expert guide
• Personal Audio Headset
• Small Group Vehicle

• Hotel pick up and drop off
• Lunch

Covering almost 800 square miles and no fewer than five English counties, the Cotswolds are the single largest designated Area of Natural Beauty in the UK. The area was once renowned for its wool production, reminders of which you can still see today. During this Experience, we will be visiting three picturesque villages hidden in the heart of the Cotswolds, with honey-coloured limestone period buildings and rich cultural heritage. Relax aboard your Luxury Small Group Vehicle with an expert guide as you enjoy the best of the English countryside.

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