England · MORNING
The shortlist you would text a friend the week before they fly: 8 morning tours, each with what it costs, what travellers said and the one thing to know before booking.
Visit Stonehenge from London at opening time with transport, admission, shuttle bus, and two hours at the stones included.
“Our trip was amazing. Our tour guide Daisy and bus driver Phil (maybe Fin?) was absolutely fantastic. They were very knowledgeable and friendly. Highly recommended.”
Cycle through London’s top landmarks with guide Ola on a relaxed small-group tour through parks, streets, and riverside paths.
“A great route with a great guide. Despite the threat of rain, this ride was interesting, fun, and safe. We came away with a much better sense of the layout of the city — very glad we participated early in our visit!”
Review of York’s 75-minute Time Traveller walking tour, covering Clifford’s Tower, Shambles, and York Minster with lively guides.
“Informative, fun, and immersive highly recommended for groups and couples looking for a nice tour in York”
See Beatrix Potter’s Hill Top, book locations, Hawkshead, Tarn Hows, and Coniston Water on a scenic small-group tour from Windermere.
“Highly recommended tour. Not only does it cover all things Beatrix Potter but our guide was full of information on the history of the area. Hilltop a definitely worth a visit. Very comfortable transport and both the guide and assistant helpful and friendly”
See York from a hot-air balloon at sunrise, help launch and pack the balloon, then toast your flight with champagne.
“I didn’t know what to expect but the experience was such good fun from start to finish. I would say to anyone get booked up. The company are thorough, safe and have a terrific track record. Everyone in the group really enjoyed the morning flight.”
Walk inside Stonehenge for the summer solstice from London, with sunset or sunrise options, Avebury, Lacock, dinner, and round-trip transport.
“This was an absolutely wonderful tour - the highlight of our trip to London! The ability to visit Avesbury first and learn about henges proved a truly helpful approach. Learning about "lay lines" (the magnetic lines in the earth) increased our understanding and awe of why these circles were built. Lacock was interesting - a quintessential English village - especially for Harry Potter fans! Stonehenge itself was amazing and to be able to enter the circle and touch the stones a once in a lifetime experience. We were able to talk with Druids and Pagans and witness their celebrations as well as getting fantastic pictures of the sunset. The crowd…”
See eight Lake District lakes, Castlerigg Stone Circle, Kirkstone Pass, and Surprise View on a four-hour small-group tour from Windermere.
“A perfect way to see the lakes! Our guides were incredibly kind and knowledgeable. They provided tons of interesting information. The stops were all great to see, particularly the standing stones. So glad we did this!”
Explore Wordsworth’s Grasmere and Rydal homes on a small-group Lake District tour with expert commentary, gardens, and family stories.
“Everything about this particular trip was lovely. The tour guide was excellent and very knowledgeable.”
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