Small Group TourUsually 8-12 participants, maximum 18 travelers
16 peopleMaximum group size
18 - 80 yearsAge range for participants
EnglishGuide language
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Light physical activity suitable for most people with average fitness levels.
Starts
London, England
Ends
Edinburgh, Scotland
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Highlights
Stratford-upon-Avon - Enjoy free time to take in the birthplace of William Shakespeare and the Royal Shakespeare Company theatre
Conwy Castle - Explore this medieval castle in North Wales, founded by King Edward I in the 13th Century after he conquered the area
Snowdonia National Park - Take in the dramatic mountains and valleys of North Wales, including Mount Snowdon, the country's highest peak
York - Spend three nights in this historic town, an important Roman settlement and also conquered by the Vikings and Normans
Yorkshire Dales - Take in this vast national park, filled with stunning scenery, wildlife and a rich cultural heritage
Castlerigg - See this 5,000-year-old stone circle, believed to have been the site for many ancient rituals and ceremonies
Windermere - Enjoy a 45-minute cruise on England's largest lake, soaking up the scenery of the Lake District
Hadrian's Wall - Follow in the footsteps of Roman centurions along this ancient wall which once protected the Roman Empire from Scottish tribes
Castlerigg - See this 5,000-year-old stone circle, believed to have been the site for many ancient rituals and ceremonies
Windermere - Enjoy a 45-minute cruise on England's largest lake, soaking up the scenery of the Lake District
Hadrian's Wall - Follow in the footsteps of Roman centurions along this ancient wall which once protected the Roman Empire from Scottish tribes
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What's Included
Accommodation
7 nights 3-star hotels
Meals
7 breakfasts
Transport
Transportation in 16 seat Mercedes mini-coach with air-conditioningAll road tolls
Guide
Escorted by a local driver-guide
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Cruise on Lake WindermereAdmission to Vindolanda and Roman Army Museum at Hadrian's Wall20kg luggage allowance - This should be one piece of luggage similar to an airline carry-on bag (approximately 55cm x 45cm x 25cm / 22in x 17in x 10in) and a small bag for onboard personal itemsNote: This tour is operated in conjunction with our trusted partner and you will join travellers from different operators, not solely On The Go.
Entrance
Entrance to Conwy CastleEntrance to Chatsworth House & Gardens (included on departures from April 2026)
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Itinerary
Travel from England’s bustling capital to Scotland’s historic heart on the "London to Edinburgh (Hotel) - 8 days" tour. This easy-paced, small-group journey is ideal for seniors and experienced adventurers who appreciate both structure and flexibility. Traverse Shakespeare’s Stratford-upon-Avon, venture into Wales to explore Conwy Castle and Snowdonia, and meander through the Peak District and York. Highlights include cruising Lake Windermere, marveling at the Castlerigg stone circle, and walking in the footsteps of Romans along Hadrian’s Wall. The standout feature: a seamless route through the UK’s most storied regions, blending literary landmarks, natural wonders, and cultural treasures.
day 1 - Stratford-upon-Avon, Ironbridge & Shrewsbury
London - Stratford-upon-Avon - Ironbridge - Shrewsbury. Departing London, we drive to Stratford-upon-Avon, best known as the birthplace of legendary playwright William Shakespeare. During free time here, you can see the bard's Tudor birthplace, and the Holy Trinity Church, where he is buried. Stratford is also home to the riverside Royal Shakespeare Company, made up of several theatres. Perhaps pop into the adjacent Dirty Duck pub for a pint, a popular haunt for actors and theatregoers alike. Famous guests in the Actors Bar here have included Dame Judi Dench, David Tennant, Sir Ian McKellen and Dame Helen Mirren - their photos are all on the walls!
Our next stop is the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ironbridge, home to the world's first ever iron bridge (clue is in the name!). Learn about this marvel of engineering and admire views of the flowing River Severn from above.
We arrive in Shrewsbury, where the historic town centre is almost entirely encircled by the River Severn, and is dominated by black and white Tudor buildings. Charles Darwin was born in this market town, which is our home for the next two nights (please note that on rare occasions we will stay in Chester instead of Shrewsbury).
Please note: Check-in closes at 09:00 on day 1 (tour departs at 09:15) - Stance 3, Greenline Coach Terminal London, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London, SW1W 9SH.
Please note that for tours departing after 1 April 2025, check in closes at 08:30 and departure is at 08:45.
Accommodation: Prince Rupert Hotel or similar
OverNight:Shrewsbury
day 2 - Conwy Castle & Snowdonia
Shrewsbury - Conwy Castle - Snowdonia National Park - Shrewsbury. Today we enjoy a day trip to north Wales. Our first stop is Conwy and its medieval castle. Constructed by conquering King Edward I following his successful invasion of Wales in the 13th century, it offers majestic views and well-preserved battlements.
We then drive into the vast Snowdonia National Park. Cross the dramatic Pass of Llanberis and catch a glimpse of Snowdon, the tallest peak in Wales. We take in the picturesque scenery before making our way back to Shrewsbury, your guide will be able to share tales of the rebellious Owain Glyndwr as we make our way back into England.
Accommodation: Prince Rupert Hotel or similar
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:Shrewsbury
day 3 - Peak District to York
Shrewsbury - Peak District National Park - Buxton - Chatsworth House - York. Leaving Shrewsbury, we drive through the scenic countryside and pretty villages of the Peak District, arriving in the spa town of Buxton. The thermal springs here date back to Roman times, and you can fill your water bottle up with crystal clear water directly from the spring.
Next up is an included visit to one of England's most famous stately homes, the Duke of Devonshire's Chatsworth House (included on departures from April 2026 onwards). Known for its ornate gardens, immense collection of furniture and famous paintings, it's quintessentially English!
We complete our drive through England's former northern industrial heartlands to York, an ancient walled city known for its Roman and Viking history.
Accommodation: Headley House Hotel, Minster Hotel or similar
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:York
day 4 - York free time
Today you have a choice! You can spend the day independently roaming the city of York, home to a chequered history dating back to the Romans, Vikings and Normans. There are plenty of great museums and historic city walls to discover, as well as an array of cafes, bars and restaurants.
Alternatively, you can set out with our guide for a half-day trip across the Yorkshire Dales to the market towns of Knaresborough or Ripon. You will also take in some of the scenery and villages of the more remote Eastern Dales. The evening is at leisure in York.
Accommodation: Headley House Hotel, Minster Hotel or similar
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:York
day 5 - North York Moors & Whitby
York - North Yorkshire Moors National Park - Whitby - Robin Hood's Bay - York. This morning we will be picked up by a new driver. Some of the group may leave the tour here and return to London. After a free morning, we head towards the North Sea coast, passing through the magnificent scenery of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park.
We stop in the fishing town of Whitby, where we recommend you enjoy some traditional fish and chips for lunch! See the Royal Hotel, where Bram Stoker came up with the idea for his blood-curdling tale 'Dracula'. There's also a stop in the charming seaside village of Robin Hood's Bay, where you can explore the steep lanes and enjoy the coastal views. We then return to York for the evening.
Please note: The minibus cannot access Robin Hood's Bay village, and you must be able to walk down (and back up!) a steep hill to reach the village centre.
Accommodation: Headley House Hotel, Minster Hotel or similar
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:York
day 6 - The scenic Yorkshire Dales
York - Yorkshire Dales National Park - Keswick. Departing York and heading west, we journey into the vast expanse of the Yorkshire Dales, brimming with wildlife, excellent scenery and a rich cultural heritage. We also pass through the scenic Northern Dales, an area of outstanding natural beauty and rolling hills. Our destination is the market town of Keswick in the Lake District, surrounded by shimmering lakes and rugged peaks.
Accommodation: Inn on the Square or similar
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:Keswick
day 7 - Castlerigg, Windermere & Wordsworth
Keswick - Castlerigg - Windermere - Hawkshead - Grasmere - Keswick. On today's excursion, our first stop is the standing stone circle of Castelrigg. Dating back more than 5,000 years, it was believed to be the site of many strange and ancient rituals.
Our next visit is to Ullswater, one of the UK's prettiest lakes. We can enjoy a walk along the shore and take photos before reaching the Aira Force Waterfall, the most famous of the Lake District's cascades.
Heading over the Kirkstone Pass, we make a lunch stop at Windermere, on the shore of the UK's largest lake - there is time for an included lake cruise. We then head to Hawkshead, where renowned poet William Wordsworth went to school. After spending some time in this charming village, we navigate narrow country lanes to Grasmere, described by Wordsworth as “the loveliest spot that man hath found”. You can visit his home at Dove Cottage and the Daffodil Garden before we return to Keswick for the evening.
Accommodation: Inn on the Square or similar
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:Keswick
day 8 - Hadrian's Wall
Keswick - Hadrian's Wall - Edinburgh. Today we climb the Hartside Pass, enjoy unrivalled views of the Lake District and the rolling hills of Scotland from more than 1,900 feet. We then visit Hadrian's Wall, built by the Roman Emperor Hadrian to keep the marauding Scottish tribes out of the Roman Empire in 122 AD. Walk the same trails as Roman centurions many centuries ago and visit the Roman Army Museum.
We then cross into Scotland and stop for refreshments in Jedburgh, home to a magnificent ruined abbey. Our last stop is the viewpoint at Scott's View, from where you can gaze out over the River Tweed and Cheviot Hills, marking the border between England and Scotland. We then complete our drive to the Scottish capital of Edinburgh, where our tour comes to an end.
Please note: This tour ends at 19:00 - Edinburgh Bus Station Drop Off, Gate J and Gate K, Edinburgh Bus Station, St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH1 3DQ.