



by Go Tours UK London
The tour begins with pickup in London, traveling by air-conditioned minibus through the English countryside over five days. The group visits well-known sites such as Stonehenge and Bath, as well as less accessible locations including the coastal village of Port Isaac and various villages in the Cotswolds. The route covers coastal scenery in Cornwall and the rural landscapes of the Cotswolds, following routes connected to King Arthur, the Poldark series, and Doc Martin. Each day includes breakfast and transportation in a small group of up to 16 people. Accommodation is provided in en-suite rooms for four nights. Traditional local foods like Fish & Chips, Cornish pasties, and Devonshire Cream Tea are available to try, though meals other than breakfast are not included. The tour starts and ends in London and offers a mix of famous landmarks and quieter countryside settings.
Stonehenge
The journey begins by leaving London and traveling to Stonehenge, a stone circle believed to be 4,500 years old with an unclear original purpose.
90 min
Salisbury
Next is a visit to the medieval city of Salisbury, allowing time to explore the Cathedral and view the Magna Carta, walk through the city centre, and have lunch.
100 min
Durdle Door
In the afternoon, travel to Durdle Door, a limestone arch that is a notable feature of the Jurassic Coast.
45 min
Dartmoor & Tavistock
The morning includes driving through Dartmoor National Park, known for its connection to Sherlock Holmes, native wild ponies, and a famous prison. There is a stop in Tavistock, birthplace of Sir Francis Drake, where a traditional Devonshire Cream Tea can be tried.
180 min
Polperro
By afternoon, arrive in Cornwall and visit Polperro, a small fishing village with a history of smuggling.
75 min
Charlestown
Next is a short trip to Charlestown, a historic port largely unchanged for over 200 years and recognizable as a filming location for the TV series Poldark.
30 min
St Michaels Mount
The day includes visiting St Michaels Mount, an island with a monastery dating back to at least the 8th century, located in a remote part of Cornwall's coastline.
30 min
Minack Theatre
Following that is a visit to the Minack Theatre, a venue noted for its remarkable location.
60 min
Lands End
Then travel to Lands End, the most westerly point of mainland Britain, with views over the Atlantic Ocean.
30 min
Falmouth
In the afternoon, return to Falmouth where there is time to visit the beach, Pendennis Castle, the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, or explore the harbour town.
90 min
St Ives
The morning starts at St Ives, a seaside town known for fishing and as an artists' hub, with opportunities to walk along cobbled lanes or the harbour front.
90 min
Port Isaac
Next is a visit to Port Isaac, a village where the TV series Doc Martin is filmed, allowing time to see locations associated with the show.
150 min
Tintagel Island
This afternoon, the route continues along the coast to Tintagel to visit an island that was once the site of an ancient castle, believed to be the birthplace of King Arthur.
60 min
Bath City
The final day starts with travel to the city of Bath, where visitors can explore the Roman Baths, the Jane Austen Centre, and observe the well-known Georgian architecture.
150 min
Castle Combe Village
Next, the journey proceeds through countryside to Castle Combe, considered by some to be the most picture-perfect village in the area.
45 min
The Holiday Inn is a short walk from High Street Kensington Underground station. The tour departs at 8:30am, please arrive to check-in by 8:15am.
End point
The Holiday Inn is a short walk from High Street Kensington Underground station. The tour departs at 8:30am, please arrive to check-in by 8:15am.