Reasons for recommendation
- Explore Royal Windsor Castle
- Visit the world-famous Stonehenge
- Immersed in Oxford, the oldest city in England
- Bath, a town in Rome
- 16-person boutique small group
- This tour does not offer room sharing; if you are booking alone, please select a single room.
Route Overview
| Days | Itinerary Overview |
| Day 1 | London ‣ Windsor ‣ Stonehenge ‣ Bath |
| the next day | Bath ‣ Cotswolds ‣ Oxford ‣ London |
Embark on a two-day world heritage tour to learn about the history of the Romans and royalty. This tour will take you from the modernity of London to the ancient Stonehenge and through England's defining era. You'll explore Windsor Castle, a thousand-year-old fortress that witnessed dramatic sieges and grand royal weddings. You'll venture to Bath, where pagans and Romans bathed in "mythical" hot springs.
Itinerary
| Day 1 | the next day |
| | Leave central London early in the morning for your first stop of the day, Windsor. Here, you can choose to explore the magnificent royal architecture of Windsor Castle* or stroll along the cobblestone streets of the historic town. Then you will travel to Stonehenge, one of the most magnificent sites in Britain. These massive stones will transport you to a long-forgotten world, and the visitor center will give you a glimpse into the entire history of this extraordinary artifact. At lunchtime, your local driver-guide will recommend a great café where you can enjoy pies, beer, and local cuisine. Today's last stop is Bath. You'll arrive late in the afternoon – the perfect time to visit the Roman Baths, take an evening stroll, have dinner by the canals, and get a good night's sleep. |
In the morning, continue exploring the historic city of Bath, where you can admire the Royal Crescent, Georgian architecture, or visit the Roman Baths at your own expense. Then you'll travel along country roads to Kum Castle, one of the most beautiful villages in the Cotswolds. You'll have time to take perfect photos of the famous bridge and the oblique view from the medieval market cross monument. Oxford is the last stop on your journey. After lunch, you'll have time to explore the university campus, climb to a vantage point to admire the skyline, or visit the Ashmolean Museum's art and antiquities collection. Then you return to London and arrive in the evening. |
Windsor, also known as the "Royal Town," is one of the most famous royal towns in England. Located near London, it is known for Windsor Castle and Eton College. Many parts of the town still retain their medieval charm. Visitors can tour Windsor Castle, take a leisurely stroll through the town, or enjoy a traditional British afternoon tea.
Located on Salisbury Plain, Stonehenge is one of Britain's most popular tourist attractions and one of the world's most mysterious ancient monuments. Its construction took a full 1000 years. People from all over the world gaze at these Neolithic columns, marveling at how they were arranged and why. While it may be easily recognizable, it possesses a depth of meaning far beyond what first glance reveals. Even today, 20,000 people visit Stonehenge every year on the summer solstice, the day when the sun reaches its highest point and people gather to celebrate the longest day of the year!
The town is quaint and tranquil, yet permeated with a rich academic atmosphere; Oxford University is arguably the main reason people visit this city. This world-renowned institution has nurtured countless outstanding talents for the world over the past 800 years. Furthermore, it is the origin story of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Although small, Oxford is equally fascinating. In this city, you can stroll among its many colleges and immerse yourself in its academic culture.
| Bass
This famous British tourist city, Bath, has a name that immediately evokes bathing and bathing traditions. Historical research reveals that the Romans discovered excellent hot springs here and built a vast bathhouse, hence the name Bath. While Bath isn't large, it boasts some of the most elegant streets and most beautifully curved buildings in Britain, a feat that even London can't match. Georgian architecture is the source of this town's elegance, with traces of the Roman era still visible in its buildings. A visit here might help you understand the source of the graceful charm of the female characters in Austen's novels. The town has many famous attractions to explore at your leisure: the Roman Baths, Bath Cathedral, the Royal Crescent, Partney Bridge, and the popular afternoon tea room, Sally Lunn's House—all must-see spots.
Tour information
| Line number | WOSBLG |
| Duration | 2 days 1 night |
| tour guide | English-speaking driver/guide |
| luggage | Each person may bring one piece of luggage weighing 14 kg. Approximately 55cm x 45cm x 25cm / 22in x 17in x 10in) and a small handbag. |
| certificate | You will receive a confirmation email after booking. Your e-ticket will be sent to your booking email address 3 days before departure; you only need to bring the electronic copy to board the bus. |
| Departure time | Departure is at 8:30 sharp. Please arrive at the departure point and find your driver/guide at 8:15 sharp. |
| Disbandment time | Around 18:00 |
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Departure and disbandment locations |
Greenline Coach Terminal (Stance 3), Bulleid Way, Victoria, London, SW1W 9SH (Click to view map) |
Fee Description
- 16-seat comfortable minibus
- English-speaking tour guide services
- Stonehenge tickets
- One night's accommodation including breakfast
Fee not included
- Attraction tickets not included
- Meal expenses throughout the trip
- Driver/guide tips (to be given at the discretion of the driver/guide)
- Please purchase travel insurance in advance.
Booking Information
Child policy
- Children and teenagers under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult when making a reservation; they cannot make reservations alone.
- If you have children under 12 years old or shorter than 1.35 meters , please inform us in advance so we can prepare a child safety seat.
- Children under 5 years old are not eligible to register.
Itinerary
- It is recommended to arrive at the designated departure point at least 30 minutes in advance. The vehicle doors will be closed 15 minutes before departure. All tours will depart on time. If a tourist does not arrive on time, the tour will be treated as "NO SHOW" and no rescheduling or refund will be offered.
- In the event of major local events, attraction closures, or other force majeure events that cause changes to the itinerary or prevent entry to attractions, adjustments may be made or attractions may be changed to exterior views only. The final arrangements on the day shall prevail.
- The tour itinerary for the day will be determined by the driver/guide.
Accommodation arrangements
| Information on UK Hotel Room Types | |
| Child safety | One adult can bring a maximum of two children aged 5-15, and each child must occupy a bed. If a family of four is traveling, they will be divided into two rooms, and one adult must accompany the child in each room. |
| Room type reservation | Two room types are available for direct booking during the trip: B&Bs and local hotels. Both types of accommodation include breakfast and a private bathroom. For 4-5 star accommodations, please contact customer service. |
| Number of guests | To ensure your privacy, please select a single room if you are traveling alone; sharing a room with other guests is not available. For double room pricing, please select a room for two people (two adults or one adult and one child). Each order can book a maximum of two single rooms. |
| Accommodation location | Accommodation is generally located within a 20-minute walk of the city/town center. During peak seasons, major exhibitions, and events, accommodation may be located within a 30-minute walk. |
| Reference Hotel | The hotel names listed in the itinerary are for reference only; the final accommodation will be arranged by the driver/guide on the day. Please understand that some guesthouses are not listed as references. |
| British hotels | Hotel resources in the UK are relatively traditional and limited. Please read and understand the following situations beforehand and place your order with caution:
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Cancellation terms are as follows:
| Cancellation time | Deducting order amount |
|---|---|
| 25 days before departure | 15% |
| Within 25 days (inclusive) before departure | 100% |
Frequently Asked Questions
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I would like to purchase tickets for seniors/students. Do I need to bring a valid ID on the day of the tour?
To purchase discounted tickets for seniors or students, you need to bring your identification on the day of the tour. Otherwise, you may be refused the discount ticket. -
If I am late, can the bus and tour guide wait for me?
No. The bus will strictly adhere to the boarding time. If you are not on time, it will be treated as a "no show," or you will need to make your own way to the next attraction to meet the group. Please be sure to arrive at the departure point 15 minutes in advance and find your group. -
Are there guided tours inside the attraction?
At most attractions, a guide will accompany you inside and provide professional commentary. However, some attractions, such as Windsor Castle, have special rules prohibiting guides from entering, so you will need to rent a multilingual audio guide inside. -
Is the boarding location inside the Victoria long-distance bus station?
No, the boarding location is not inside the long-distance bus station. The boarding location is approximately a 10-minute walk from the long-distance bus station; please check the map. -
Does booking guarantee a tour departure?
Yes, this tour operates daily throughout the year (except for 24/12/23, 25/12/23, 26/12/23, and 01/01/24). Once the booking is successful, the tour will proceed.
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How big is the group?
This is a minibus tour, with no more than 16 members.
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How far in advance do I need to book?
To avoid disappointment, the earlier the better, especially during summer vacation. -
Where do the group members come from?
With members from all over the world, this is a great opportunity for you to meet new friends. -
Could you provide the tour guide's or driver's phone number?
No, due to privacy concerns. However, we will provide you with an emergency contact number and your booking number on your tour confirmation. You can call the emergency number if you have any questions. -
Do you provide hotel pick-up and drop-off service?
Since this is a group tour, hotel pick-up and drop-off cannot be provided. However, the group pick-up location is in central London and near a subway station, which is very convenient. -
Does the minibus have a restroom?
There are no toilet facilities in the vehicles, but drivers will stop at rest stops at appropriate times.
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Do I need to bring my own lunch?
You can bring your own food, but our driver/guide will also recommend local delicacies during the trip. You can choose a restaurant or cafe that suits your taste and budget.
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Is room sharing available?
For privacy reasons, English-language tours do not offer room-sharing services. If you are traveling alone, please book a single room.
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