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- The best England tour packages
- What people love about England Tours
- Most popular destinations in England
- Travel England your way
- Top operators in England
- Best places to start your England tour
- Discover England tours for every budget
- England tours for every group
- Top England travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit England
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The best England tour packages
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The ancient frontier between Carlisle and Hexham reveals Vindolanda's excavations and Birdoswald Fort. The Roman Army Museum near Haltwhistle offers insights into military life, while Twice Brewed Inn serves local ales. Guests enjoy comfortable guesthouse stays with daily 15km walks through historic landscapes.
Duration 7 days Destinations Carlisle, Irthington, Gilsland, Haltwhistle, Once Brewed, Chollerford, Wylam, Hexham Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operated in English Operator Intrepid Travel From $1,880
20% Off- US$1,504You save $376
A grand tour featuring Stonehenge, Salisbury Cathedral, and Tintagel Castle awaits. Wild ponies roam Dartmoor National Park, while Land's End presents dramatic cliffs, and Port Isaac showcases fishing heritage. The package includes 8 nights' hotel accommodation and expert local guides.
Duration 9 days Destinations London, Salisbury, Dartmoor National Park, St Ives, Tintagel Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operated in English Operator Intrepid Travel From $3,915
15% Off- US$3,328You save $587
London Explorer (8 Days)
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The itinerary was excellent, saw everything that I had hoped to see, and there was plenty of free time to explore on my own.”
Robin, traveled in May 2019
The Tower hotel serves as base for visiting Westminster Abbey, Windsor Castle's State Apartments, and prehistoric Stonehenge. Guests savor cream tea at Kensington Palace's Pavillion, sail the Thames to Greenwich, and sample Borough Market's local flavors. Package includes 11 meals and Oyster Card.
Duration 8 days Destinations London, Stonehenge, Windsor, Greenwich Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in English Operator Trafalgar From $3,775
12% Off- US$3,322You save $453
London & Iconic England Tour - 6 days
8 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The itinerary was abundant, yet well planned out and relaxing. An overall great experience!”
Carly, traveled in May 2024
From Thistle Marble Arch and Hampton by Hilton Bath, England's treasures unfold over 6 days. The Crown Jewels shine at Tower of London, while Thames River cruises, Stonehenge, Roman Bath sites, and Windsor Castle complete the journey. Small groups benefit from expert guides and English breakfasts.
Duration 6 days Destinations London, Stonehenge, Salisbury, Bath, Lacock, Windsor Age Range 5 to 99 year olds Operated in English Operator British Heritage Tours From $1,378
10% Off- US$1,241You save $137
Corners of Cornwall
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Need longer time in St Ives, but much shorter at Lands End.”
Lynn, traveled in May 2024
Cornwall's dramatic coast stretches from Gothic Wells Cathedral to Land's End. Distinguished accommodations include Merchants Manor in Falmouth and Carlyon Bay Hotel. Private tours of Tregothnan Estate's tea plantation and the medieval castle at St Michael's Mount highlight the trip.
Duration 8 days Destinations London, Wells, Dartmoor National Park, Port Isaac, Padstow, Falmouth, St Ives, Saint Michael's Mount, St Austell, DorsetSee all destinations Age Range up to 80 year olds Operated in English Operator Blue-Roads Touring From $3,199
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What people love about England Tours
- London Explorer (8 Days)
LONDON EXCURSION: definitely a 5 star tour! Everything worked seamlessly. Our guide, Tony Perry, was friendly and accommodating. Our hotel was on the corner of Hyde Park, the tube station, and great shopping. We were busy every day, and had plenty of time for our own individual excursions of shopping,restaurants, museums,religious worship,and fine theater. All of the sights were interesting and varied,and we had no need to drive. Unqualified recommendation!
- London Explorer (8 Days)
This was my first tour, and I enjoyed every second of it. The itinerary was excellent, saw everything that I had hoped to see, and there was plenty of free time to explore on my own. It was wonderful to have the Oyster card [for bus and tube]. The hotel was very nice, newly renovated, and located right across from Hyde Park, wonderful for walks in the early morning or evening. Our tour director, Ellie, was extremely organized, and was excellent at providing background and history as we drove through the city, and at the venues. She was also very helpful in providing ideas for places to explore on our free time, and would help with any questions we had. If people needed directions for places they wanted to see on their own, she would print them out. The tour guides [specialists] at some of the venues were also excellent, as was our bus driver, Dave. I left feeling like I had really done more than I would have thought possible in 8 days! London is a lovely city, tourist-friendly, and rich in culture and history. I would love to go again!
- London Explorer (8 Days)
Great way to see it all in one week. A little fast paced for some of the elders in our group. Hotel location was fabulous and hotel food was great, but the hotel is in desperate need of updating and maintenance. Overall a very good tour.
Most popular destinations in England
Take a local's path through South West England and you'll discover Cornwall's quiet coves alongside Bath's graceful Georgian streets. Our travelers find themselves drawn to St Ives, where artists' studios and golden beaches set the scene for leisurely afternoon walks. Small groups wind through Cornwall with guides like Olivia, who shares tales of smugglers and sailors while showing off hidden fishing villages most visitors miss. TourRadar customers tell us they love the mix of wild coastal trails and elegant historical sites, though they suggest spending more time in cultural centers like St Ives and less at busy spots like Land's End. The region pairs Cornwall's deep maritime roots with Bath's Roman and Georgian grandeur, creating rich layers of history that our expert guides help uncover. For the best experience, plan your visit during spring or early autumn - May and September offer pleasant temperatures and smaller crowds, perfect for exploring coastal paths and outdoor sites.
See all South West England toursExplore the UK Lake District and discover charming villages, scenic trails, and peaceful lakes. Take a boat tour on Lake Windermere, check out Wordsworth's Dove Cottage, and don't miss the local Grasmere gingerbread.
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Trek through England's rolling hills and verdant landscapes. Start at the Lake District, with its serene lakes and towering peaks. Progress to the dramatic cliffs of Cornwall. Savor the tranquility of the Cotswolds' charming villages. Finish with the rugged beauty of Hadrian's Wall.
See all Hiking & Trekking toursTake in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of England. There are 76 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 2 days up to 15 days. The most popular month for these tours is June.
See all Coach / Bus toursOur 9-day explorer tours weave through England's southwest, starting in London and moving through centuries of history. The route takes you from Stonehenge to Cornwall's weather-worn coast, with time to wander Salisbury's medieval streets and see its 13th-century cathedral. When you reach Dartmoor, you'll spot wild ponies grazing across open moorland. The coastal sections really shine - you'll walk Land's End's clifftops and explore Port Isaac, where fishermen still land their daily catch. St Michael's Mount adds something special; this castle-topped island appears and disappears with the tides. Our travelers particularly enjoy discovering Tregothnan Estate, where you can try England's only tea grown right here on British soil.
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Top operators in England
- 4.5 (11,924 England reviews)
"Your trip to Shetland was as you had described that it would be. I loved the experience, the sites and most of those on the tour. It was a lot more hiking than I had planned for doing for my legs. Our guide Tony was very helpful to me and others. We enjoyed him very much. I would have liked more interaction with locals and learning how they make their living in Shetland.
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- 2 England tours
- Age range
- 5 to 99 years old
- Adventure type
- Explorer
- Response time
- 8h
- Response rate
- 92%
- Average price
- $486
- 4.5 (868 England reviews)
"Micheal our driver was a fantastic tour guide and story teller. He went above and beyond to show us around even with road and snow conditions being challenging. The 3 stars is due to the accommodation arrangements Rabbies organised. At Broadford there was only one place open to have dinner that required a long walk on a dark frozen pathway that was quite treacherous and scary. We chose to stay in our room and had tea and toast our first night, then Micheal took us to the co op the next evening to buy supplies for dinner. The seat belts on the bus kept coming undone, and there was nowhere to even put a drink bottle.
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- 11 England tours
- Age range
- 5 to 99 years old
- Adventure type
- In-depth Cultural
- Response time
- 15h
- Response rate
- 100%
- Average price
- $271
- 4.5 (3,070 England reviews)
"The tour leader was excellent. There is nothing to complain about and I would recommend the trip.
- Tours
- 21 England tours
- Age range
- 5 to 99 years old
- Adventure type
- In-depth Cultural
- Response time
- 8h
- Response rate
- 96%
- Average price
- $453
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Budget-conscious travelers find great value on several classic English routes. The Coast to Coast walk takes 11 days from Kirkby Stephen to Robin Hood's Bay, where you'll climb up to the ancient stone cairns at Nine Standards Rigg and wander through old mining villages in Swaledale. Walking Hadrian's Wall from Whitley Bay lets you explore Roman sites like Segedunum fort while following the River Tyne as it flows through Newcastle's old quarter. The Dales Way shows off Yorkshire's character through medieval Bolton Abbey, the market town of Grassington and also the rugged Pennine landscape.
The luxury end brings you to places like Bovey Castle, where local storytellers share tales of the moors before elegant dinners in the neo-Elizabethan manor house. Some tours pair stays at Laura Ashley's lakeside hotels with guided walks through the landscapes that inspired England's great poets. Down in Cornwall, you get private access to Tregothnan Estate - the only tea plantation in England. For garden enthusiasts, Chelsea Flower Show tours include special entry to Kew's Victorian Palm House and also private gardens that aren't open to regular visitors.
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Group
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31 tours in EnglandSelf-guided walking tours give independent travelers both freedom and peace of mind. The Literary Walking tour in the Lake District lets you discover Wordsworth's countryside at whatever pace suits you, with well-planned routes around Grasmere and Rydal Water. Walking Hadrian's Wall independently means you can spend extra time at archaeological sites that interest you, while Coast to Coast walkers often enjoy lingering in market towns for afternoon tea. What makes these tours work so well is how they combine detailed route notes, reliable luggage transfers and also carefully selected local B&Bs.
Top England travel itineraries to fit your plans
A week gives you time to really connect with England's varied landscapes. The Hadrian's Wall route shows Roman Britain through ancient forts and museums - our travelers often mention how nicely the path blends history with Northumberland's countryside. Literary enthusiasts love our Lake District walks that follow Wordsworth's path through Grasmere and around Rydal Water. We've designed the Southern England route to mix Portsmouth's maritime sites with Cornwall's rocky coast and also Glastonbury's ancient atmosphere. Having two nights in most stops makes a real difference - our customers say it lets them properly experience places like Falmouth and also the Isle of Wight.
TourRadar recommends visiting:
Bath, Stonehenge, Dartmoor National Park, Plymouth, St Ives
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Ten days lets you properly sink into England's trails and country life. Our Dales Way route meanders through Yorkshire's limestone landscape, passing Bolton Abbey's ruins and through Grassington's cobbled streets. You'll trace the River Wharfe to its source, cross high moorland to reach Dentdale's stone villages and finish at Lake Windermere. The full Hadrian's Wall walk from Whitley Bay goes coast-to-coast - our travelers often point out how interesting it is to see the landscape change from Newcastle's riverside through Northumberland's hills and also across Cumbria's sheep country to Bowness-on-Solway.
TourRadar recommends visiting:
Ilkley, Bolton Abbey, Appletreewick, Grassington, Kettlewell, Oughtershaw, Cowgill, Dent, Sedbergh, Grayrigg, Patton, Staveley, Windermere
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For those wanting to see it all, our two-week Best of Britain tour connects England's highlights with parts of Scotland and also Wales. The journey takes you from London's royal sites through Bath's Georgian buildings and up to Liverpool's musical heritage. Our travelers consistently tell us they love how we balance city experiences with countryside discoveries - you might find yourself exploring Lake District poetry locations one day and walking Edinburgh's Royal Mile the next. We include special touches like meeting Somerset farming families and visiting villages that bigger tour buses can't reach.
TourRadar recommends visiting:
Windsor, Cotswolds, Bath, Stonehenge, Salisbury, Winchester, Portsmouth, Brighton, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Wells, Sissinghurst, Canterbury, Leeds, Kent, London, Cambridge, Lincoln, York, Whitby, Richmond
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Cornwall and Devon make an ideal match for couples who want to really get to know England beyond the usual spots. Walk together along wild coastal paths and peek into old tin mines perched on rocky cliffs. There's something special about visiting Britain's original tea plantation at Tregothnan Estate, then retiring to carefully picked historic hotels for the evening. Up in the Lake District, follow the footsteps of the romantic poets through valleys and hills, with nights spent in welcoming Borrowdale Valley hotels where local ingredients shine on the dinner menu. Kent's Garden of England opens up its secrets - you'll taste wines at family-run vineyards, discover moated castles and also wander the beautiful rose gardens at Sissinghurst.
Our guided cycling and hiking routes attract young adults who like to earn their views. The Hadrian's Wall bike journey kicks off strong with a solid 45-kilometer ride on day one, following ancient Roman routes past old fortress ruins. You'll push through some proper hills on the Solway Coast to reach spots like Birdoswald Fort, with natural wonders all around. Lake District walking tours mix social hostel nights with real achievements - including reaching the top of Scafell Pike at 978 meters, England's highest point. Our travelers tell us they love meeting new friends while hiking past mountain lakes, through purple heather hills and also along dramatic valley trails.
The Lake District works perfectly for senior travelers with our adaptable walking pace. Based from a comfortable hotel in Seatoller, you can choose between gentle valley walks or tackle something more challenging - like our two-tarns route or steeper hill climbs. Devon and Cornwall tours include plenty of two-night stops, so you can properly explore places like Falmouth and Exeter without rushing. Winter brings its own charm in Stratford-upon-Avon - arrive to a proper cream tea, enjoy Christmas lunch in historic settings and also join guided walks through Shakespeare's streets.
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- Young Adults (18 - 39)14 tours All tours for Young Adults
- Seniors (50+)126 tours All tours for Seniors
- Family149 tours All tours for Family
Best time to visit England
- Spring 2025
Spring makes Cornwall and Devon come alive with coastal walks dotted by wildflowers. Our 8-day routes take you from Wells Cathedral right down to Land's End, where our travelers gather to watch Atlantic waves hit the cliffs. The southern coast tours mix maritime history in Portsmouth with walks on the Isle of Wight's rolling downs and visits to Queen Victoria's Osborne House. Everyone seems to love spring at Tregothnan Estate - you can try Britain's only home-grown tea there. The weather's usually perfect for walking Dartmoor, where you'll spot wild ponies and explore old tin mining villages along the trails.
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- May 2025 popular 165 tours
- Summer 2025
Summer's the time for England's walking and cycling routes to shine. Our Lake District tours keep you based in peaceful Seatoller, with daily hikes up to peaks like Scafell Pike and Cat Bells - travelers really enjoy coming back to the same comfortable hotel each evening. The Hadrian's Wall cycle route shows both coasts while following Roman history; you might catch archaeologists working at Vindolanda fort. London tours mix Thames river cruises with insider visits to Westminster Abbey, Kensington Palace and also Borough Market. The included Oyster Card gets mentioned often in feedback - it's great for exploring independently between guided activities.
- June 2025 popular 175 tours
- July 2025 172 tours
- August 2025 161 tours
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Autumn paints England's walking trails in rich colors, especially in the Lake District and along Hadrian's Wall. You can explore Buttermere's woodlands and climb Haystacks from Seatoller when the summer crowds have gone. Our cycling routes find perfect temperatures for crossing the country, following quiet roads through Northumberland's harvest scenes. You'll stop at Roman forts, medieval priories and also local museums along the way. Our travelers often mention how nice it is to take coffee breaks in small village cafes and warm up by pub fires after a good day's walk.
- September 2025 popular 167 tours
- October 2025 135 tours
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter opens up a quieter side of England, especially on shorter tours through the country's heart. Those 2-day express routes from London show you Windsor Castle and Stonehenge without the usual crowds, and you'll often have Bath's Roman sites nearly to yourself. The Christmas tours to Stratford-upon-Avon add something special - traditional holiday meals, Shakespeare's hometown and also Warwick Castle decked out in medieval holiday style. Our travelers particularly like starting with cream tea and exploring the castle grounds on Boxing Day. These winter routes move at a gentler pace, with proper time to warm up in historic pubs and local tearooms between visits.
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