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Curated by Kate Politi
England travel expert at Bookmundi
Want to experience the essential sites across Central & Western Europe? This 18-day trip might be your answer. It hits six countries, seven cities and features one exhilarating two-night stay at the Top of Europe aka Jungfraujoch. We’ve considered every logistic so you can spend more time immersing yourself in included activities such as sightseeing and sandwich snacking in Florence, pasta-making in Rome and cycling in Amsterdam. The itinerary is repeated, but not every trip’s the same. The biggest difference? The people who’ll be experiencing it alongside you. Doing it alone could never compare.
Tour Type
Group Tour
18 days
A land where sapphire sky meets turquoise sea, Cornwall is a true treasure. With its windswept moors that graze the horizon and winding country lanes that open up to postcard-perfect fishing villages, England’s South West is waiting for you to carve your own story. Soak up the views of pristine golden bays, bustling harbours and wild coastlines as you go – all best enjoyed with a traditional Cornish pasty in hand, of course!
Tour Type
Group Tour
8 days
Stroll through England’s quintessential countryside on "The Dales Way," a self-guided walking tour spanning 78 miles from Ilkley to Bowness-on-Windermere. Perfect for experienced and senior walkers, this eight-day journey traverses the Yorkshire Dales’ rolling hills, limestone cliffs, and green valleys—landscapes unchanged for centuries. Marvel at historic churches, cross Roman roads, and pause in charming villages with heritage pubs. The route follows the rivers Wharfe, Dee, Rawthey, Lune, and Kent, offering serene picnic spots and abundant birdlife. Walkers will relish the straightforward gradients, though some moorland crossings and muddy sections add gentle challenge. The unique experience is the pure immersion in England’s traditional countryside—complete with comfortable accommodations, transport, meals, and a true taste of rural charm.
Tour Type
Group Tour
8 days
Discover the timeless charm of England’s South East, where exquisite castles invite you to marvel at their lush gardens, and sweeping coastal vistas will take your breath away. Immerse yourself in the region’s unique spirit as you drink in the local history at Britain’s oldest brewery, hear cobblestones patter beneath your feet in Rye and soak up the medieval and gothic features of Canterbury’s magnificent cathedral. A treasure trove of England's finest is yours to uncover.
Tour Type
Group Tour
7 days
Step into storybook England, where Oxford enchants with its ‘dreaming spires’ and Bath inspires with its Roman and Georgian architecture. Trace Shakespeare’s footsteps in Stratford-upon-Avon as you visit his timbered childhood home. Indulge in the sweet and savoury delights of high tea in the charming Cotswolds. And pause in Lacock Abbey, where hushed cloisters whisper of movie magic and centuries past. Delve into the heart of England with us, where your next chapter is ready to begin.
Tour Type
Group Tour
6 days
Settle in for your own Scottish story, filled with soaring mountains, enchanting lochs and mysterious castles. Stroll through a fairytale glen as mist swirls past ancient ruins. Sip on a dram of local Scotch whisky in a cosy fire-lit inn. And spot majestic golden eagles on a Highland safari experience as the Hebrides becomes our home for a while. We’ve woven together the myth and magic of Scotland’s wonderful west, but where it will take you is another tale entirely.
Tour Type
Group Tour
8 days
The Cleveland Way walking trip is a 12-day journey through the varied landscapes of northern England, tailored for experienced and senior walkers seeking moderate adventure. Starting in Helmsley and ending in Filey, the trail combines rolling moorlands with the dramatic Yorkshire Heritage Coast. Explore historic sites like Rievaulx Abbey, the Captain Cook Monument, and Whitby Bay, famous for its fish and chips. The route, established as a National Trail in 1969, features a mix of tranquil farmland, forested patches, and charming fishing villages. The tour’s standout aspect is its seamless blend of coastal and moorland walking, offering both scenic beauty and a taste of local history.
Tour Type
Group Tour
12 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, 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.
Tour Type
Group Tour
8 days
Uncover the beauty of the English Lake District on The Cumbria Way - 8 Days, a moderate self-guided walking tour designed for experienced travelers and seniors. Starting in Ulverston and finishing in Keswick, each day’s manageable distance allows ample time to enjoy lakes, valleys, and the literary legacy of figures like Wordsworth and Beatrix Potter. The route avoids higher, more challenging uplands, focusing instead on scenic lowland paths and tranquil countryside. Comfortable accommodations and included transport ensure a hassle-free experience. The unique selling point is the tour’s accessibility—offering the quintessential Lake District walking experience without the need for advanced navigation or strenuous climbs.
Tour Type
Group Tour
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.
Tour Type
Group Tour
13 days
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Curated by Kate Politi
England travel expert at BookmundiWant to experience the essential sites across Central & Western Europe? This 18-day trip might be your answer. It hits six countries, seven cities and features one exhilarating two-night stay at the Top of Europe aka Jungfraujoch. We’ve considered every logistic so you can spend more time immersing yourself in included activities such as sightseeing and sandwich snacking in Florence, pasta-making in Rome and cycling in Amsterdam. The itinerary is repeated, but not every trip’s the same. The biggest difference? The people who’ll be experiencing it alongside you. Doing it alone could never compare.
18 days
Settle in for your own Scottish story, filled with soaring mountains, enchanting lochs and mysterious castles. Stroll through a fairytale glen as mist swirls past ancient ruins. Sip on a dram of local Scotch whisky in a cosy fire-lit inn. And spot majestic golden eagles on a Highland safari experience as the Hebrides becomes our home for a while. We’ve woven together the myth and magic of Scotland’s wonderful west, but where it will take you is another tale entirely.
8 days
A land where sapphire sky meets turquoise sea, Cornwall is a true treasure. With its windswept moors that graze the horizon and winding country lanes that open up to postcard-perfect fishing villages, England’s South West is waiting for you to carve your own story. Soak up the views of pristine golden bays, bustling harbours and wild coastlines as you go – all best enjoyed with a traditional Cornish pasty in hand, of course!
8 days
Stroll through England’s quintessential countryside on "The Dales Way," a self-guided walking tour spanning 78 miles from Ilkley to Bowness-on-Windermere. Perfect for experienced and senior walkers, this eight-day journey traverses the Yorkshire Dales’ rolling hills, limestone cliffs, and green valleys—landscapes unchanged for centuries. Marvel at historic churches, cross Roman roads, and pause in charming villages with heritage pubs. The route follows the rivers Wharfe, Dee, Rawthey, Lune, and Kent, offering serene picnic spots and abundant birdlife. Walkers will relish the straightforward gradients, though some moorland crossings and muddy sections add gentle challenge. The unique experience is the pure immersion in England’s traditional countryside—complete with comfortable accommodations, transport, meals, and a true taste of rural charm.
8 days
Step into storybook England, where Oxford enchants with its ‘dreaming spires’ and Bath inspires with its Roman and Georgian architecture. Trace Shakespeare’s footsteps in Stratford-upon-Avon as you visit his timbered childhood home. Indulge in the sweet and savoury delights of high tea in the charming Cotswolds. And pause in Lacock Abbey, where hushed cloisters whisper of movie magic and centuries past. Delve into the heart of England with us, where your next chapter is ready to begin.
6 days
Discover the timeless charm of England’s South East, where exquisite castles invite you to marvel at their lush gardens, and sweeping coastal vistas will take your breath away. Immerse yourself in the region’s unique spirit as you drink in the local history at Britain’s oldest brewery, hear cobblestones patter beneath your feet in Rye and soak up the medieval and gothic features of Canterbury’s magnificent cathedral. A treasure trove of England's finest is yours to uncover.
7 days
The Cleveland Way walking trip is a 12-day journey through the varied landscapes of northern England, tailored for experienced and senior walkers seeking moderate adventure. Starting in Helmsley and ending in Filey, the trail combines rolling moorlands with the dramatic Yorkshire Heritage Coast. Explore historic sites like Rievaulx Abbey, the Captain Cook Monument, and Whitby Bay, famous for its fish and chips. The route, established as a National Trail in 1969, features a mix of tranquil farmland, forested patches, and charming fishing villages. The tour’s standout aspect is its seamless blend of coastal and moorland walking, offering both scenic beauty and a taste of local history.
12 days
Uncover the beauty of the English Lake District on The Cumbria Way - 8 Days, a moderate self-guided walking tour designed for experienced travelers and seniors. Starting in Ulverston and finishing in Keswick, each day’s manageable distance allows ample time to enjoy lakes, valleys, and the literary legacy of figures like Wordsworth and Beatrix Potter. The route avoids higher, more challenging uplands, focusing instead on scenic lowland paths and tranquil countryside. Comfortable accommodations and included transport ensure a hassle-free experience. The unique selling point is the tour’s accessibility—offering the quintessential Lake District walking experience without the need for advanced navigation or strenuous climbs.
8 days
Step back into Roman Britain on the 'Hadrian's Wall Walk From Whitley Bay – 8 Days' tour, a self-guided hiking adventure tracing the storied frontier built by Emperor Hadrian in 122 AD. This moderate trek stretches 133 kilometers across northern England, from the North Sea at Whitley Bay to the red sandstone city of Carlisle, weaving through cityscapes, moorlands, and World Heritage Sites.
Follow the path of the ancient wall—once a vital defensive line separating Romans from the 'barbarians'—as it snakes over ridges, dips through valleys, and emerges in surprising places from urban estates to windswept crags. Along the way, visit imposing forts like Birdoswald and Housesteads, marvel at the engineering of the Vallum ditch, and absorb the layered history that persists in every stone.
The route offers a rich variety of scenery and the comfort of carefully arranged accommodations, meals, and transport. You’ll experience the contrasts of bustling Newcastle, tranquil Eden Valley, and the wild heights of Highshields Crags.
The unique selling point of this walking tour is its immersive historical experience—perfect for travelers who want to walk in the footsteps of Romans, explore England’s past, and savor a journey through ever-changing landscapes.
8 days
Follow the rugged Cornish Coastal Path from Padstow to Penzance in Cornwall. From Padstow to Penzance, this South West Coast Path adventure offers a rich blend of natural beauty and Cornish heritage in a 13-day itinerary. Follow the Camel Estuary and cliff-top paths past hidden coves and golden beaches to the surfing hub of Newquay. Explore ancient Iron Age forts at Trevelgue Head and spot remnants of Cornwall’s tin mining past near Perranporth and Portreath. Highlights include the dramatic cliffs at Hell’s Mouth, seal sightings near Godrevy Point, and a scenic walk through the Hayle dunes into charming St Ives. Beyond the cobbled streets and art galleries of St Ives, the trail continues past shipwreck sites like the Carracks, inland to Zennor, and along the rugged Penwith coastline. Visit iconic Land’s End, the cliffside Minack Theatre at Porthcurno, and the old smuggler’s pub , the “Lamorna Wink”. Pass through the picture-postcard fishing village of Mousehole (pronounced “Mowzl) and end your journey in the bustling coastal town of Penzance with sea views of striking St Michael’s Mount.
13 days
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Reviews of our England Tours for Summer
Feedback from guests who toured England during Summer.
Anonymous | Traveled in July
Everything was first class-lodging, meals, coach, guides and driver. It was a small group (24) so lots of room on the coach. I would have liked more time at places like the Cliffs of Moher. We had less than an hour, so we didn’t have any time to go through the museum. Seems like we had too much “shopping” time for me, but some people like that. I would have been happy with less fancy lodging with a corresponding lower cost. Again, I don’t care about where I sleep as long as it’s comfortable and clean. It was nice that tips were included in the pricing so we didn’t have to keep cash handy. Overall, great trip.
Roslyn R. | Traveled in July
A very good itinerary was arranged and enjoyed with a lot of free time available in between to do and see for yourself. A good balance of meals included and easy travel between beauty spots. Tour Director and bus driver were very easy to ask questions and helpful all the time. I would recommend this style of travel.
Anonymous | Traveled in July
The Clovelly cafe lacked any atmosphere, and the scones were terrible The rest of Clovelly was excellent. Maybe more explanation re the walk down the steep hill about the things to look at going down The two included meals were excellent
Colleen E. | Traveled in July
Great tour, overall. This trip covers a lot of miles, through 5 countries (England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, and Wales), with stops along the way to sample local food, customs, history, and fun. Our tour director was incredibly knowledgeable about each locale, giving us historical information, as well as informing us about local practices and terminology. Our driver was outstanding, navigating both narrow country roads and busy highways. We put our absolute trust in his capable hands and could relax and not worry about arriving at our destination safely and on time.
Marnie | Traveled in July
I loved this itinerary and we had a fantastic bunch of people on our bus The itinerary gives you a great taster of Britain and Scotland I particularly enjoyed the time we spent in Scotland The tour guide was exceptionally knowledgeable and helpful to all guests Our bus driver was highly skilled
Anonymous | Traveled in July
We loved the amount of ground covered and sights seen, but occasionally a little more time in an area would have been great?
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