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Chelsea Flower Show

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8 daysDuration
Small Group TourUsually 8-12 participants
18 peopleMaximum group size
18 - 80 yearsAge range for participants
EnglishGuide language
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Highlights

Wander the fabulous show gardens at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show

Tour the historic and beautiful Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew

Enjoy overnight stays in historic royal towns Tunbridge Wells and Windsor

Itinerary

Embark on an adventure through South East England’s finest, where regal towns, show-stealing stately homes and manicured gardens meet. Bask in the warmer climes of Kew's magnificent Victorian palm house, feel the buzz of Windsor’s medieval streets and indulge in the traditional flavours of afternoon tea. The jewel in your journey’s crown? The RHS Chelsea Flower Show – bursting with kaleidoscopic colours and dazzling displays that invite you to be swept away by their beauty.

day 1London (England)

Our tour of England’s green and pleasant land will begin in the country’s iconic capital. After meeting the group at our London hotel, we’ll get to know one another better over a delicious welcome meal.

Meals
Dinner

day 2London – Ightham Mote and Scotney Castle – Royal Tunbridge Wells

day 3Royal Tunbridge Wells – Sissinghurst Castle and Great Dixter – Royal Tunbridge Wells

day 4Royal Tunbridge Wells – Hever Castle and RHS Garden Wisley – Windsor

day 5Windsor

day 6Windsor – The Savill Garden and Eltham Palace – London

day 7London – RHS Chelsea Flower Show – London

day 8London – Kew Gardens – London

What's Included

Accommodation
7 nights in thoughtfully selected accommodation
Meals
7 Breakfasts3 Dinners
Transport
Luxury minicoach
Guide
Driver, Trip leader

What's Excluded

Customer Reviews

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AnonymousVerified Traveler
3.0 | Average

Sorry I took so long to rate the tour. Overall I did enjoy the journey but that was due to my travel buddy Mary Anderson who kept things lite and jovial. Also out tour guide Jeremy was fabulous as he tried to navigate the many twists and turns of our tour. Adding this tour in order to accommodate extra guests was not planned well. It was rather sloppy at the best of times. Also we missed out on some opportunities because of the reversal of the tour dates- no Windsor castle tour- it was closed on the day we visited. Also it was only due to our insistence as a group that the tour was slightly changed so we could see some gardens that were originally supposed to be on our tour but were changed. Again because of the reverse order. I think the hotels that were added at the last minute were not to standard. ( Ant infested bathroom!). We reported it but since we only stayed one night there was not much they could do) We loved the small group- only 13 and were lucky to be amongst some very positive travellers otherwise it would have been much worst. Would we travel with you again? Probably, if we were assured Jeremy would be our guide. He was a complete gentleman and had a great sense of humour. He also did his best to make the best of the situations that arose because of the change of the order of the trip. Chelsea was spectacular and we hope to go again in a few years.

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Jennifer WaVerified Traveler
5.0 | Excellent

Had a good time.

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AnonymousVerified Traveler
5.0 | Excellent

The whoke tour was fantastic. Our guide Jeremy was fantastic a d well knowledgeable. Driver Gordon kept us safe and drove professionally

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Beverly KeVerified Traveler
3.0 | Average

Flower show spectacular. Hotel in Tower Hill London position in city isolated from shops ie pharmacy & other essential stores. Back Roads placed me on the West bound tour with out advising me prior to documents arriving at Travel agency. Causing major airline changes to my onward journey. I arrived in Barcelona at 2 am.& hotel 3am. I am a solo traveler So yes to Chelsea flower show. BUT I won’t travel or recommend BR again due to lack of communication

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Heather RiVerified Traveler
3.0 | Average

The road tour was great but a bit disappointed in the Chelsea Flower show. We felt it was very commercialised and it was to crowded. You could not get a good view of the displays. We thought it looked much better when seeing it on the tv.

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