Serene Cotswolds Tour

Explore Some of Southern England’s Most Famous Towns & Villages on this Leisurely Private Cotswolds Tour from Bath

Revel in the delightful look and feel of this charming corner of England, famous for its picturesque scenery and delightful towns and villages. This private Cotswolds tour transports you to popular Castle Combe, Lacock, Corsham & Bradford-on-Avon, in a memorable day that highlights the best of all tours in Bath to this stunning area.

Highlights

• Private driver-guided tour in a luxury Mercedes vehicle
• Visit Castle Combe, often voted England’s prettiest village
• Admire views of the sweeping Cotswolds countryside
• Wander through the National Trust Village of Lacock with its stunning Abbey
• Explore the historic market town of Corsham, where resident peacock strut along the cobbled streets
• Take a leisurely stroll along the river and canal in picturesque Bradford-on-Avon
• Enjoy lunch in a traditional English country Inn

Itinerary

Visit Bradford-on-Avon
Bradford-on-Avon has been a magnet for people since the Iron Age. It contains the oldest remaining Saxon church in England, the largest mediaeval Tithe Barn in the country, and a fascinating, historic canal that boasts several original locks.

Visit Corsham
Corsham is a Cotswolds gem. It lies within acres of beautiful countryside and is acknowledged as one of the most desirable places to live in the South West of England. Admire the exotic resident peacocks as they strut along the cobbled streets. Scenes from hit TV show ‘Rivals’ were filmed here.

Visit Lacock
Lacock is a unique conservation village in England because the whole place is owned by the National Trust. Marvel at how time has stood still here, save for cars and tourists. Harry Potter, Downton Abbey and Pride & Prejudice scenes have been filmed here. Pick up a gift from the charming ‘Mom-and-Pop’ shops.

Visit Castle Combe
Castle Combe is widely considered one of England’s very prettiest villages. A photographer’s heaven at every turn, little appears to have changed here for centuries – no street lights or TV aerials. Only a few dozen people still call this place home and it completes the perfect Cotswolds tour from Bath.