England Tours
Booking one of these amazing England Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
England tours offer a quintessential British experience, blending rich history with stunning landscapes. Whether exploring charming villages or hiking through rugged terrain, there's something for every traveller. From iconic landmarks to hidden gems, an adventure in England promises unforgettable moments.
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Southern England
Isle of Wight Cycling Tour
This is a lovely short break for cyclists who want an attractive sightseeing tour, with a mixture of town and country. Almost half the island has been designated as an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Distances are fairly short giving you time to stop and explore. The route is undulating and there are a few hills but nothing particularly difficult.
Northern England
James Herriot Way Walking Tour
This beautiful 80 km / 50-mile circular walk in the Yorkshire Dales threads its way around the valleys of Wensleydale and Swaledale and over the mountains and moorlands between these two emerald dales. A walk designed to take in some of the countryside beloved by James Alfred Wight, the vet who wrote about his experiences in the Yorkshire Dales as James Herriot. These books became popular in the 1970s and 80s and spawned a film and a very popular television series ‘All Creatures Great and Small’.
Northern England
Lake District Walking Tour
Keswick, located in the heart of the Lake District, provides the perfect base for exploring one of England’s most stunning landscapes. This seven-day self-guided walking tour includes a variety of routes, from gentle walks around Derwentwater Lake to more challenging ascents of Skiddaw and Blencathra. Daily hikes offer breathtaking views of lakes, valleys, and historical sites such as the Castlerigg Stone Circle. Accommodation is provided in comfortable guesthouses in Keswick, with breakfast included, while local restaurants and pubs serve traditional Cumbrian specialties for dinner.
Cotswolds
5-Day Cotswold Villages Walking Tour
Have the quintessential English countryside experience on this self-guided walking tour of the Cotswold villages! Each day you’ll take a lovely walk through the bucolic villages whose honey-coloured stone walls transport you back in time.
Northern England
Hadrian’s Wall Self-Guided
The Hadrian’s Wall Path is an 84 mile (135 km) long National Trail stretching coast to coast across northern England, from Wallsend, Newcastle upon Tyne in the east to Bowness-on-Solway in Cumbria on the west coast.
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Cotswold Way North Section
Discover the Cotswolds on foot on this 7-day self-guided walking tour along the Cotswold Way National Trail. This tour covers the northern section of the trail from Chipping Campden to Painswick, following the Cotswold escarpment to ensure fantastic views all along the way.
Northern England
Coast to Coast Path from St Bees to Kirkby
Wainwright’s Coast to Coast Walk is by far the most popular long-distance trail in Britain, and one of the world’s great walks.
Southern England
Lizard Peninsula Walking Tour
Explore the beautiful and intoxicating coastal scenery of Cornwall on this Lizard Peninsula self-guided walking tour. You’ll be awe-struck by the rugged and dramatic landscape, full of rocky cliffs, crashing waves and salty sea breezes.
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Isle of Wight Walking Tour
Circumnavigating the island on The Isle of Wight Coastal Path is a fulfilling achievement over a week of walking. Almost half of the island has been designated as an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Coastal Footpath is a circular long‑distance footpath consisting of 67 miles (107 km), unfolding on public footpaths and minor lanes, with some sections along roads. It should be noted that the path does not follow the coastline all the way, but also diverts inland for long sections.
Southern England
Walking England’s Jurassic Coast
This 5-day self-guided walking holiday explores the Jurassic Coast section of the South West Coast Path. During your tour, you’ll hike from village to village while you explore the coastline of this World Heritage Site. Expect staggering seaside cliffs, expansive beach, and otherwordly rock formations!
Southern England
Offa’s Dyke Path South Trail
The 8th Century ruthless King of Mercia, called Offa, built a huge earthwork to define his territory. It generally followed the high ground with commanding views into the mountains and down into the valleys. Today, the remaining 80 miles of embankment forms the basis of a famous walk: Offa’s Dyke Path. Our walk follows the southern half of this trail from Chepstow to Knighton (±145 km).
Cotswolds
Cotswold Way South Section
Explore the south section of the Cotswold Way as it stretches from Painswick to Bath, taking you along picturesque country lanes, over rolling hills of grassland, and through the idyllic towns and villages that form the very heart of the Cotswolds.
Northern England
Yorkshire Dales Cycleway Tour
The iconic Yorkshire Dales National Park has extraordinary natural beauty derived from the Iceland rain sculptured limestone. It has over thousands of years been fashioned into a range of shallow and deep ‘Dales’, gorges, rocky pavements, waterfalls and gushing rivers, caves and woodland glades. Human interaction with the landscape has moulded the geology to create farms and fields lined with miles of dry‑stone walls, the ribbed ruins of abbeys, medieval castles, pastures glowing with multi‑shades of green, sitting below wilder lands of heather and sedge, home of red grouse and deer. The Yorkshire Dales Cycleway follows a circuit of normally quiet lanes that are ideal for cycling.
Northern England
Coast to Coast Path from Kirkby Stephen to Robin Hoods Bay
Wainwright’s Coast to Coast Walk is by far the most popular long-distance trail in Britain, and one of the world’s great walks.
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Hadrian’s Wall Walking Tour
One of the best walks in the UK is the Hadrian’s Wall Path. This self-guided walking tour allows you to explore beautiful Northern England, while enjoying the history and beauty of the English Countryside.
Cotswolds
Cotswold Villages Walking Tour
Explore classic country village life in England as the Cotswold Villages walking tour takes you through some of the best-known villages in the Cotswolds, plus a few that are off the beaten path.
Southern England
Cycling in Cornwall Tour
Cornwall is very much a holiday county with beaches, famous Cornish pasties, pirates, shipwrecks and the roaring sea. A cycling tour in Cornwall is a spectacular way to explore this part of England at the perfect pace, and this bike tour is so much more. Expect a journey through a varying landscape of inland heaths and downs, rolling hills and tumbling coastlines.
Cotswolds
Complete Cotswold Way in 9 days
Walk the entire Cotswold Way National Trail on this 9-day self-guided walking tour. You’ll walk just over 100 miles, and following the Cotswold Way allows you to explore this beautiful region on foot, passing through local villages and guiding you to a wide variety of historical sites and scenic overlooks.
Southern England
Southwest Cornwall Cycling Tour
The far southwestern part of England in Cornwall is as unique as it is beautiful, and you’ll experience it in a special way by bicycle on the Southwest Cornwall cycling tour. Experience Cornish culture at its finest as you cycle from guesthouse to guesthouse and enjoy local hospitality all along the way.
Southern England
South West Coast Path: South Devon Coast
This self-guided walk on the Devon Coast is spectacular. The ruggedly beautiful coastline is marked by cliffs and natural rock formations, and the South West Coast Path traces this wild and natural area, calling out to walkers ready for adventures.
Cotswolds
Cotswolds Cycling Tour
Explore one of the most beautiful parts of England on this self-guided cycling tour of the Cotswolds. Hop on your bicycle for a week of exploration and relaxation in the tranquil countryside of the Cotswolds.
Southern England
South Downs Way Walking Tour
The complete South Downs Way stretches for a hundred miles over a rare large area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and follows the chalk ridge just to the north of the popular seaside towns on the Sussex and Hampshire coast. The original ‘Way’ extended the 80 miles or so between Eastbourne and Buriton near Petersfield, but was extended in the late 1980s to Winchester making it exactly 100 miles.
Southern England
South West Coast Path: Jurassic Coast
This self-guided walking tour follows the South West Coast Path on The Jurassic Coast, an exceptionally beautiful section of the English coastline, significant enough to be designated as a World Heritage Site.
Southern England
South West Coast Path: Somerset and Devon
This self-guided walking tour of the South West Coast Path in western Somerset and northern Devon allows you the freedom to explore this beautiful stretch of English coastline on foot.
Cotswolds
12-Day Cotswold Way Walking Tour
Experience the 12-Day Cotswold Way Walk, a breathtaking journey through the quintessential English countryside. This scenic walking tour takes you along the Cotswold Way, a historic 102-mile trail stretching from Chipping Campden to Bath, offering an immersive experience through rolling hills, charming villages, and stunning panoramic views.
Cotswolds
Cotswold Way Classic Walking Tour
Walk the whole Cotswold Way National Trail from north to south on this 12-day self-guided walking tour. Just over 100 miles, the Cotswold Way trail allows you to explore this scenic region on foot, from charming local villages to historical sites and scenic overlooks.
Southern England
South West Coast Path: South Cornwall Coast
This self-guided walking tour takes in part of the South West Coast Trail on the South Cornwall Coast. The southern coast of Cornwall is famous for its incredible landscapes.
Northern England
Coast to Coast Path
Wainwright’s Coast to Coast Walk is by far the most popular long-distance trail in Britain, and one of the world’s great walks.
Southern England
South West Coast Path: North Cornwall Coast
This self-guided walking tour on the South West Coast Path (SWCP) in North Cornwall is spectacular. Beautiful landscape, charming villages and great walking.
Cotswolds
Stratford to Bath Cycling Tour
This Stratford to Bath cycling tour is packed full of scenic beauty and fascinating history. Enjoy cycling from village to village and staying in cute hotels and bed & breakfasts along the way.
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Where to go in England
Discover the picturesque charm of the Cotswolds, where rolling hills and quaint villages await. Explore the rugged beauty of Northern England, home to the stunning Lake District and Hadrian's Wall. Delight in the cultural diversity of Southern England, with its historic cities and stunning coastline.
What to do in England
Embark on scenic walks through the English countryside, tracing ancient pathways and enjoying breathtaking views. Cycle in England, from tranquil country lanes to coastal trails. Whether on foot or bike, England offers endless opportunities for outdoor exploration.
When to go to England
England welcomes visitors year-round, with each season offering its own unique charm. Spring and autumn boast mild weather and fewer crowds, perfect for outdoor adventures. Summer brings longer days and vibrant festivals, while winter offers cozy pub evenings and festive markets.
Top 10 adventures in England
- James Herriot Way Walking Tour offers a glimpse into the picturesque landscapes and rural charm of Yorkshire, inspired by the beloved tales of the iconic veterinarian.
- Yorkshire Wolds Cycling Tour will take you pedalling through rolling hills, ancient landscapes, and quaint villages, exploring the serene beauty of this lesser-known region.
- Hadrian’s Wall Self-Guided allows you to traverse the ancient Roman frontier at your own pace, immersing yourself in history while enjoying the stunning landscapes of northern England.
- Cotswold Villages Walking Tour delves into the timeless allure of quintessential English countryside hamlets, where charming stone-built villages await amidst rolling green hills.
- Complete Cotswold Way in 9 days lets you experience the diverse beauty of the Cotswolds, journeying through meadows, woodlands, and historic towns along this renowned long-distance trail.
- South Downs Way Walking Tour follows the scenic South Downs Way, discovering panoramic views, chalk hills, and picturesque villages across one of England's most cherished national parks.
- Cotswold Way Classic Walking Tour offers a traditional and immersive experience along the renowned long-distance trail, showcasing the region's natural beauty and cultural heritage.
- Coast to Coast Path immerses you in the diverse landscapes and rich heritage of England, spanning from the Irish Sea to the North Sea on this legendary walking route.
- Northumberland and the Lake District Walking Tour allows you to explore the rugged beauty of Northumberland and the Lake District on foot, discovering ancient castles, tranquil lakes, and dramatic scenery.
- Walking England’s Jurassic Coast lets you uncover millions of years of geological history as you traverse dramatic cliffs, fossil-rich beaches, and picturesque coastal villages along this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Travel tips for England tours
Tipping in England
Tipping in England is discretionary, but appreciated for good service; typically around 10-15% in restaurants or taxis.
How long should I go to England?
The ideal duration to visit England depends on your interests, but a week to ten days allows for a good exploration of major cities and attractions.
Do I need a visa to travel to England?
Most visitors to England do not need a visa for short stays, but requirements vary based on nationality, so it's best to check beforehand.
What is the currency in England?
The currency in England is the British Pound (£), commonly abbreviated as GBP.
Should I bring GBP to England or use a credit card?
It's convenient to bring some GBP for small purchases, but credit cards are widely accepted in England, especially in cities and tourist areas.
Is England family-friendly?
England is generally family-friendly, with plenty of attractions and activities suitable for children of all ages.
What’s the best way to get around England?
The best way to get around England depends on your destination, but options include trains, buses, and rental cars for flexibility.
Can I do a self-guided tour in England?
Yes, self-guided tours are popular in England, especially in cities like London where attractions are well-marked and accessible.
Can I do guided tours in England?
Guided tours are available in England for various interests, including historical walks, cultural experiences, and outdoor adventures.
What is the time zone in England?
England follows Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) during standard time and British Summer Time (BST) during daylight saving time.
What are the accommodation types in England?
Accommodation types in England range from budget-friendly hostels and bed-and-breakfasts to luxury hotels and boutique guesthouses.
What are some must-try traditional English dishes or foods in England?
Traditional English dishes include fish and chips, roast beef with Yorkshire pudding, afternoon tea with scones, and English breakfast.
Are there any cultural etiquettes or customs I should be aware of when visiting England?
Common customs include queuing politely, saying "please" and "thank you," and respecting personal space. Punctuality is also valued.
Are there any festivals or events happening during my travel dates in England?
Events like the Notting Hill Carnival, Glastonbury Festival, Wimbledon Tennis Championships, and Christmas markets are popular in England.
What are some safety tips for travellers in England?
Stay aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas. Keep belongings secure, avoid poorly lit areas at night, and use licensed taxis.
Can I use public Wi-Fi easily in England, especially for navigation and communication?
Many cafes, restaurants, and public areas offer free Wi-Fi. However, it's advisable to use a VPN for security when connecting to public networks.
Are there any specific dress codes I should follow when visiting religious sites or upscale establishments in England?
Dress modestly when visiting religious sites. For upscale establishments, smart casual attire is usually appropriate, but check specific dress codes if unsure.
How accessible are tourist attractions and facilities for people with disabilities in England?
Many tourist attractions and facilities in England are accessible, with ramps, elevators, and designated parking spots. However, it's wise to check ahead.
Are there any off-the-beaten-path destinations or hidden gems worth exploring in England?
Off-the-beaten-path destinations in England include the Cotswolds, the Jurassic Coast, Durham, the Peak District, and the Norfolk Broads.
What are some typical opening hours for shops, attractions, and restaurants in England?
Shops typically open from around 9 am to 6 pm, with shorter hours on Sundays. Attractions may vary but often open around 10 am and close around 5 pm.
How can I stay connected with friends and family back home while traveling in England?
You can stay connected through mobile data plans, Wi-Fi hotspots, or purchasing a local SIM card. Most accommodations also offer Wi-Fi access.