• Tetbury - Tetbury is a delightful market town nestled in the heart of the South Cotswolds, celebrated for its honey-colored stone buildings, historic charm, and serene countryside ambiance. Once a significant hub for the wool trade, Tetbury still showcases its affluent history through elegant townhouses and a charming market square.

Today, it is particularly renowned for its numerous antique shops and independent boutiques, making it a popular spot for leisurely shopping. Visitors can stroll along quaint streets, discover traditional pubs and cafés, or enjoy nearby walking trails through the rolling Cotswold hills.

• Castle Combe - Castle Combe is often hailed as one of the most picturesque villages in the Cotswolds, admired for its perfectly preserved medieval charm and timeless atmosphere. With no modern streetlights or visible power lines, the village offers a step back in time, where honey-colored stone cottages line peaceful lanes and a gentle stream meanders through the village’s heart.

At its center is a charming market cross and the historic St Andrew’s Church, home to one of the oldest working medieval clocks in the country. The surrounding countryside provides scenic walking routes, with rolling hills and tranquil woodland enhancing the village’s idyllic allure.

Castle Combe has also been a filming location for several films and TV productions due to its pristine beauty. Whether visiting for photography, a peaceful stroll, or a traditional cream tea, it embodies the essence of a quintessential English village.

• Lacock - Lacock is a beautifully preserved National Trust village in the Cotswolds, famed for its historic streets, timber-framed cottages, and unspoiled medieval character. With no modern shopfronts or signage, the entire village feels like a living museum, offering visitors a glimpse into centuries of English rural life.

At the heart of Lacock is the impressive Lacock Abbey, a former monastery that later became a country house. It is famously linked to William Henry Fox Talbot, a pioneer of early photography, who lived here and created some of the world’s first photographic negatives.

Lacock is also a favored filming location, having appeared in productions such as Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone and Downton Abbey. With its cobbled lanes, historic buildings, and peaceful countryside setting, Lacock provides a truly authentic and atmospheric Cotswolds experience.

• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Parking fees

• Meals

What distinguishes our tour? Experience a smooth, hassle-free journey with private transfers from any location in London, ensuring travel in comfort and elegance. Avoid the crowds and discover Windsor at your leisure, from the renowned Windsor Castle to the scenic Long Walk and delightful town streets. With an informed driver and the ability to tailor your day, our tour offers convenience, luxury, and an ideal mix of history and relaxation.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.