England Sightseeing Trips
Sightseeing trips in England. Looking to explore England on a sightseeing tour? We offer 20 sightseeing tours through-out England, backed by 40 reviews and offering discounts up to 15%. All our trips are offered by expert trip designers and England destination experts, with trip durations ranging from 1 to 23 days.
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Uncover the magic of Paris with the "European Triangle" sightseeing tour, a nine-day group journey that begins and ends in the French capital. Tailored for seniors, this easy-paced itinerary offers ample time to enjoy world-class art, cuisine, and culture, with all hotels, transport, and meals arranged. The tour’s unique selling point is its singular focus on Paris, providing a deeper, more immersive connection with one of Europe’s most beloved cities.
9 days
From Shakespeare’s Stratford to the windswept cliffs of Ireland, this 20-day Romantic Britain & Ireland journey weaves a tapestry of history, culture, and breathtaking vistas. Experienced travelers and families alike will delight in guided city walks through Oxford, Edinburgh, and Dublin, and scenic drives along the Lake District and the famed Ring of Kerry. Savor a traditional Sunday roast in Killarney, tour the House of Waterford Crystal, and steal a kiss at Blarney Castle. With a mix of group excursions and time for personal exploration, this adventure covers the must-sees and hidden gems of both countries. The USP: a thoughtfully crafted tour package that blends iconic landmarks with authentic local experiences, creating memories for travelers of all ages.
20 days
First-time Europe? Start here. Think Amsterdam canals, Bavarian beer halls, Venice gondolas, Rome ruins, Florence art, Swiss mountain air and Paris after dark - all packed into 12 days with a crew that makes every stop feel bigger.
12 days
For those seeking a truly unique hiking adventure, the "Isle of Man Coastal Path: The Way of The Seagull" offers a nine-day, self-guided trek circumnavigating the enchanting Isle of Man. Experienced travelers and seniors with a taste for moderate activity will relish this 161 km journey—known as the Raad ny Foillan—that traces dramatic cliff tops, tranquil glens, and historic villages. Highlights include the rugged Calf of Man, the Irish-tinged city of Peel, and the industrial marvels of Laxey’s Victorian mining heritage. The walk’s USP is its near-continuous coastline, promising spectacular seascapes and a sense of timeless tradition. With comfortable accommodations and logistical support, this trekking tour is perfect for those wanting to explore history, nature, and local culture at their own pace.
9 days
Twenty-three days. Twelve countries. One very big Europe story. Hit Amsterdam, Berlin, Prague, Budapest, Rome, Florence, the Swiss Alps, Paris and more on a fast-moving trail made for first times, late nights, scenic detours and a crew that starts feeling like yours.
23 days
Walk through the Pennines and Lake District in the Yorkshire Dales. Welcome to the timeless beauty of the Yorkshire Dales, one of England’s purest Highland landscapes. With rolling green hills, limestone escarpments, winding valleys, and stone-built villages, this is a region where age-old traditions and stunning views remain remarkably untouched. Along the way, you’ll encounter waterfalls, Roman roads, ancient churches, abbey ruins, and cosy real ale pubs that reflect the proud heritage of the area.
This self-guided walking holiday follows the full 78-mile route of the much-loved Dales Way, a long-distance path established in 1969. Beginning in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, the trail winds west through river valleys and over stretches of open moorland, finishing in the Lake District at Bowness-on-Windermere.
The walking is mostly gentle, though some sections can be muddy after rain, and there are a few higher moorland crossings. Much of the route follows picturesque rivers such as the Wharfe, Dee, Rawthey, Lune, and Kent, where you may spot kingfishers, dippers, wagtails, and even Berwick swans. Brown trout are often seen in the clear waters.
Highlights include a scenic walk through Wharfedale, time to explore the atmospheric ruins of Bolton Abbey, and a steady ascent to the Pennine watershed at Cam Fell, which rises to 1,700 feet (518 metres). From there, the trail descends into peaceful Dentdale, continues through the historic market town of Sedbergh, and crosses gently rolling pastureland to reach Lake Windermere.
This is a rewarding route for walkers seeking a true taste of rural upland England, full of natural charm, history, and quiet beauty.
8 days
Walk along the southern section of the Cornwall Coastal Path. Discover one of the most scenic stretches of the South West Coast Path as you walk from Penzance to Mevagissey, a route rich in natural beauty, cultural history, and coastal charm. This journey takes you through dramatic cliffs at The Lizard—Britain’s southernmost point—along wooded estuaries, sheltered tidal creeks, and the tranquil Fal River. The region is part of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, known for its lush gardens, palm-lined paths, and unique microclimate. Along the way, you’ll encounter tiny fishing villages, secret smugglers’ coves, and stories of shipwrecks that inspired authors like Daphne du Maurier and Virginia Woolf, and latterly Raynor Winn, the now infamous author of The Salt Path. Whether you're admiring the birdlife, exploring subtropical gardens, or simply taking in a spectacular Cornish sunset, this moderate week-long walk offers a deeply memorable experience for both nature lovers and literary enthusiasts alike.
8 days
Walk on the Cornwall Coast Path West from St Ives to Mevagissey. Explore one of the most diverse and rewarding sections of the South West Coast Path on this 13-day walking holiday from St Ives to Mevagissey. This self-guided route takes you through some of Cornwall’s most striking coastal features—steep granite cliffs at Land’s End, the sculpted rock formations at Kynance Cove, and the quiet beaches near Mullion and Marazion. Starting in St Ives, with its cobbled streets and thriving arts scene, the path leads through historical sites such as old tin mines near Zennor and Botallack, and fishing harbours including Mousehole, Portloe, and Mevagissey. Along the way, you will pass natural landmarks like The Carracks—home to Atlantic grey seals—and navigate scenic estuaries on ferries across the Helford and Fal rivers. The trail also offers views of St Michael’s Mount, visits to coastal villages like Sennen Cove and St Mawes, and insight into Cornwall’s smuggling and maritime history as you arrive in Falmouth. This stretch of the South West Coast Path offers varied terrain, cultural interest, and a well-paced itinerary ideal for walkers of moderate ability looking to explore more of authentic Cornwall on foot over a 2 week trip.
13 days
Cover the first half of the Coast to Coast Walk from St Bees to the village of Kirkby Stephen crossing the Lake District National Park. Experience the most dramatic section of Wainwright’s legendary Coast to Coast route on this self-guided walking holiday from the Irish Sea at St Bees to the market town of Kirkby Stephen. The western half of the Coast to Coast offers some of the most spectacular scenery in northern England, crossing the rugged heart of the Lake District National Park and into the edge of the Yorkshire Dales.
This 9-day itinerary cleverly splits the final long stage between Shap and Kirkby Stephen into two shorter days, giving you a more relaxed finish without losing any of the route’s highlights. It’s ideal if you’re short on time, new to long-distance walking, or want to enjoy the trail at an easier pace while still experiencing the best-loved landscapes of the Coast to Coast.
Your journey begins by dipping your boots in the Irish Sea at St Bees, then heading east with the prevailing wind at your back. You’ll walk through dramatic valleys such as Ennerdale, Borrowdale, and Patterdale, pass shimmering lakes, and cross high passes with the option to tackle famous summits like Helvellyn. As the Lake District fells give way to the gentler landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales, you’ll finish in Kirkby Stephen, a charming market town on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales with rail links—perfect for a celebratory rest after an inspiring week on the trail.
Prefer a faster pace? Our 8-day version (trip code UCT) keeps the classic long stage between Shap and Kirkby Stephen intact for a more challenging itinerary.
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9 days
An extended 10 day walk through the Pennines and Lake District in the Yorkshire Dales. Welcome to the beautiful Yorkshire Dales, the purest form of English highland landscape, with traditions and views, which have remained virtually untouched for centuries. Soft rolling hills, limestone edges, green valleys, waterfalls, a Roman road, several interesting old churches, an abbey and some lovely Real Ale pubs all feature here as well as the villages proud of their heritage. This tour includes the whole 78 mile length of this much loved long distance path, established in 1969, which runs right across the Yorkshire Dales National Park to the Lake District. Gradients and terrain are generally straight forward, but the going may be muddy underfoot in wet weather; there are some high moorland areas to cross. Much of the trail follows pretty river valleys especially The Wharfe, Dee, Rawthey, Lune and The Kent. All have beauty spots for shady picnics, small ravines and rapids and are patrolled by birds such as Berwick swans, kingfishers, dippers and wagtails. Brown trout lurk in their waters depths. There are also a large number of “stiles” and “kissing gates” to negotiate as you stroll across fields, so good mobility is important. The itinerary follows Wharfedale (where there is time to admire the ruins of Bolton Abbey) and then via Hubberholme, gradually gaining height upstream to reach the Pennine watershed at Cam Fell (1700 feet). The way then runs down Dentdale to the market town of Sedbergh and across sheep pastures to Bowness on Windermere.
10 days
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From Shakespeare’s Stratford to the windswept cliffs of Ireland, this 20-day Romantic Britain & Ireland journey weaves a tapestry of history, culture, and breathtaking vistas. Experienced travelers and families alike will delight in guided city walks through Oxford, Edinburgh, and Dublin, and scenic drives along the Lake District and the famed Ring of Kerry. Savor a traditional Sunday roast in Killarney, tour the House of Waterford Crystal, and steal a kiss at Blarney Castle. With a mix of group excursions and time for personal exploration, this adventure covers the must-sees and hidden gems of both countries. The USP: a thoughtfully crafted tour package that blends iconic landmarks with authentic local experiences, creating memories for travelers of all ages.
20 days
Ever wondered what it’s like to experience the very best of southern England in just two days? The Heart of England Express (Hotel) tour answers that call. This easy-paced art and architecture trip is designed for experienced travelers and seniors, offering the chance to visit Windsor’s royal heritage, the mystical stones of Stonehenge, and the Roman elegance of Bath. Stroll the idyllic lanes of Castle Combe and soak up the academic atmosphere in Oxford before returning to London. With comfortable 3-star hotel stays, guided sightseeing, and seamless transport, this tour package is your shortcut to England’s historic heartland—ideal for a quick yet rich escape.
2 days
The Scottish Islands Grand Tour - 14 Days invites you to discover the wild beauty and storied past of Scotland’s enchanting isles. From Edinburgh, journey through Iona, Mull, Skye, Orkney, and the Outer Hebrides, exploring ancient castles, UNESCO World Heritage Sites at Brodgar and Stenness, and even searching for the legendary Loch Ness Monster. Perfect for experienced travelers and seniors seeking an easy-paced yet immersive sightseeing tour, this small-group experience is rich with breathtaking landscapes and cultural encounters. The tour’s USP: comprehensive island hopping that uncovers Scotland’s most captivating destinations, all expertly guided for a seamless, memorable trip.
14 days
Looking for a scenic getaway from Scotland’s capital? The "Lake District From Edinburgh - 3 days" trip offers a picturesque journey through Keswick and the heart of the Lake District. Meander through the lush Galloway Hills, discover waterfalls and ancient forests, and relax by Lake Windermere. Historic towns and unspoiled landscapes provide endless photo opportunities before you return north to Edinburgh.
With a gentle activity level and expert guidance, this tour is crafted for seniors and seasoned travelers who appreciate nature and history at their own pace.
The USP? A seamless blend of natural beauty and historic charm, all comfortably experienced on a three-day sightseeing tour.
3 days
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England Sightseeing Tour Reviews
Honest insights from past guests on our Sightseeing England tours
Anonymous | Traveled in June
It gave a good view of England, Scotland & Ireland. An extra day in Wales would have been nice. We stopped in the main cities in all countries & saw the highlights. We were given extensive history of all areas we visited. There was some evenings with entertainment representative of area we were in, excellent. Several meals were included.
Anonymous | Traveled in June
It included many locations and things to see or experience. It had a good variety. I really enjoyed the scenery, isle of Skye. Jaunting ride, cliff of Moher, titanic museum, castle tours, Waterford crystal tour, musical evenings, Stonehenge, etc. Recommend the alternate events. Changing seats on the bus each day allowed us to get to know the there in our group better. It was hard to say goodbye at the end.
Anonymous | Traveled in June
This itinerary has much scenery and history packed into 20 days. It’s a wonderful way to let someone else worry about driving and parking. The amount of historical info is just right- I will always read more on subjects that interest me.
Marie | Traveled in June
This tour was like a buffet. A little bit of a lot! Our Tour Director was so knowledgeable that we learned and saw a lot. The cog train optional experience in Luzern was unparalleled!
Dennis | Traveled in May
The itinerary was jam-packed with events if you opt for all the optional tours. Be ready for long bus drives between venues, but the tour director will soften the blow by providing an adequate number of comfort stops.
Richard C. | Traveled in May
Very good too our guide, and that is essential. Group was manageable. Hotels we good for the most part. Meals were good for the most part. Special events were great. Meals could have been better, more lamb in UK. Hotel should have showers not f tubs, an accident waiting to happen!
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