COTSWOLDS

Englands off the Beaten Track Experience

Itinerary

Sometimes London can be too much. Within a couple of hours of leaving  London, heading North West, we will have you ensconced in some of the most enchanting countryside England has on offer.

The Cotswolds is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and our direction of travel will be to open up many of the exquisite sights, stories and hidden delights that The Cotswolds has to offer.

As Cotswoldian Connoisseurs, we have our own unique list of hotels and pubs, that we save as exclusive recommendations for our clients.

Explore Hidden Gems, Historic Landmarks and Scenic Vistas, all while savouring the tranquility and timeless beauty of the Cotswolds.


  • You guide will meet you at your chosen hotel .

  • Pass honey coloured limestone buildings with thatched roofs, a patchwork of fields and winding lanes and alleys ending at a church where some of the most fascinating historic secrets of our country are tucked away.

    Relax aboard your Luxury Small Group Vehicle with an expert guide as you enjoy the best of the English countryside.

  • On arriving at Bibury, you may think you have been transported back to a different age. The village was once described by the 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 built of local stone next to the River Coln. It is one of the most photographed areas in the region and was chosen as a location for the 2007 film ‘Stardust’. Close by, you will find the Bibury Trout Farm and a Saxon Church.

    The River Coln flows between the main village street and a watermeadow: together with Arlington Row as a backdrop, it makes one of the most picturesque scenes you will find in the Cotswolds.

  • Burford is known as the gateway to the Cotswolds. Its High Street slopes from the high Wolds, where you have beautiful views over the open countryside, down to the willow-fringed River Windrush in the pretty Windrush valley.

  • Once a bustling centre for the wool trade and still playing host to market stalls today. The towns narrow streets are lined with antique shops, cozy tearooms and traditional inns.

  • After a lovely drive through the English countryside your will arrive back at your hotel.