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Gentle rolling hills. Beautiful green scenery. Picture-perfect villages. The Cotswolds is a quintessentially British landscape. Highlights of our Cotswolds tours: Explore Charming Countryside The beautiful Cotswolds scenery represents the quintessential English countryside. Visit Quaint Villages Along every country lane is another historic town or village to explore. See the Sheep Grazing The Cotswolds has a long history as an important sheep farming area.   The Cotswolds: A brief history The word ‘Cotswold’ can be loosely translated from old English as ‘sheep enclosure in the rolling hills’. The two key features of the Cotswolds are its graceful hilly scenery, and its...

Rugged pristine coastline. Charming fishing villages. A land of legends. Cornwall is one of the most beautiful parts of Britain. Join our Cornwall tours from London and explore the highlights of Britain’s spectacular south-west. Travel in a small-group on a comfortable minibus, in the company of a friendly driver-guide. Enjoy breath-taking coastline, discover the myths & legends and visit the most iconic destinations.… Highlights of our Cornwall tours: Absorb Beautiful Coastline Explore Cornwall’s coast, from rugged clifftops to quaint fishing villages. See Legendary Sites Cornwall is a land of legends, from St Michael’s Mount to King Arthur’s castle. Visit TV Locations See the places in Cornwall that...

A charming fishing village and a grumpy Doctor. The sleepy settlement of Port Isaac is one of the most idyllic places in Britain. Join our Port Isaac tours from London and visit one of Cornwall’s most charming and remote villages. Travel in a small-group on a comfortable minibus, in the company of our friendly driver-guide. Spend time in Port Isaac, enjoying beautiful coastline and visit all the Doc Martin connected locations. Highlights of our Port Isaac tours: Doc Martin Locations Visit all of the places connected to Port Isaac’s resident scrooge. Village History Discover the origins of this fishing village and its historical development....

The legend of Bath says that it was founded by the Celtic Prince, Bladud, nearly 3000 years ago. Having contracted leprosy, he was banished and wandered the countryside with his pigs, who also had the skin condition. When the pigs found a natural spring, they began rolling around in the mud & water, and to Bladud’s amazement, this seemed to cure their leprosy. Seeking the same benefits, Bladud copied his companions, and soon his own skin was also cured. He concluded that the spring waters they had discovered must possess healing powers.