Itinerary
- Day 1
Great Britain
Your Great Britain adventure kicks off today. You'll experience the country from its bustling capitals to its quiet countrysides, getting a sense of all the different sides Britain has to offer.
- Accommodation
- Hotel (VOCO)
- Day 2
Edinburgh
You arrive in Edinburgh, Scotland's capital, where old legends and scenic views go hand in hand. After checking into your hotel, you'll have free time to walk around and get familiar with the city on your own. Later this evening, you'll join the group for dinner featuring Scottish-inspired dishes with a contemporary approach.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Dinner (Locally inspired Scottish dinner with modern twist)
- Accommodation
- Hotel (VOCO)
Included Activities
- Locally inspired Scottish dinner with modern twist
Optional Activities
- Independent exploration of Edinburgh
Landmarks/POIs Edinburgh 
- Day 3
Edinburgh
This morning you'll take a two-hour walking tour through Edinburgh's Old Town with a local guide, passing Victorian buildings and cobblestone streets before hitting the famous Royal Mile. You'll then climb up to Edinburgh Castle and spend time exploring this historic fortress. The afternoon and evening are yours to spend however you'd like around the city.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Low Wood Bay Resort and Spa)
Included Activities
- Two-hour guided walking tour of Edinburgh Old Town
- Visit to Edinburgh Castle
Optional Activities
- Independent exploration of Edinburgh
Landmarks/POIs Edinburgh Old Town Royal Mile Edinburgh Castle - Day 4
Edinburgh to Lake Windermere
You'll travel south from Scotland toward the Lake District, starting with a one-hour guided tour at Vindolanda near Hadrian's Wall where you'll learn about the Roman fortress and its archaeological significance. After a break at Tebay service station, you'll continue on to Lake Windermere where you'll settle in at your resort for the evening and take in the quiet lakeside setting.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Low Wood Bay Resort and Spa)
Included Activities
- Sixty-minute guided tour of Vindolanda archaeological site and Hadrian's Wall
Landmarks/POIs Vindolanda Hadrian's Wall Tebay Service Station Lake Windermere - Day 5
Lake Windermere
This morning features a sailing trip on Lake Windermere, England's largest lake, giving you a different view of the peaceful surroundings. Later you'll head to the small village of Grasmere. For the afternoon, you can choose between visiting Rydal Mount (the home of poet William Wordsworth) or joining a two-hour guided hike through glacial valleys and lakeside trails.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Hotel Indigo)
Included Activities
- Sailing on Lake Windermere
- Visit to Grasmere village
Optional Activities
- Visit to Rydal Mount, home of poet William Wordsworth
- Two-hour guided hike through glacial valleys and lakeside trails
Landmarks/POIs Lake Windermere Grasmere Rydal Mount - Day 6
Lake Windermere to Liverpool
You'll travel to Liverpool, England's major port city. At Strawberry Fields, the childhood home of John Lennon, you'll participate in an impact moment learning about the Salvation Army's community programs. From there, a local expert leads a two-hour walking tour of Albert Dock where you'll explore Liverpool's industrial past and maritime heritage.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (The Queens Hotel)
Included Activities
- Visit to Strawberry Fields with Impact Moment and Salvation Army presentation
- Two-hour guided walking tour of Albert Dock
Landmarks/POIs Strawberry Fields Albert Dock 
- Day 7
Liverpool to Shrewsbury
Your morning starts with a public ferry crossing the Mersey, offering great views of Liverpool's skyline and waterfront. Then you'll travel by coach to Shrewsbury, the birthplace of Charles Darwin and a medieval market town surrounded by the Shropshire countryside. You'll have time to walk the streets, explore shops along the river, and grab lunch before heading to your 18th-century hotel in a Cotswolds town for the night.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (The Queens Hotel)
Included Activities
- Ferry crossing across the Mersey
Optional Activities
- Independent exploration of Shrewsbury streets and riverside
Landmarks/POIs Mersey Ferry Shrewsbury 
- Day 8
Cotswolds
You'll spend the morning at Blenheim Palace, a World Heritage site from 300 years ago and the birthplace of Winston Churchill. After touring the grounds, you'll head to Stow, the Cotswolds' highest town at nearly 800 feet. There you can walk around the Market Square lined with historic buildings, independent shops, antique stores, and cafes all built in the local honey-colored stone.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (The Cornwall Hotel and Spa)
Included Activities
- Visit to Blenheim Palace
Optional Activities
- Independent exploration of Stow Market Square and shops
Landmarks/POIs Blenheim Palace Stow - Day 9
Bath to Cornwall
This morning you'll explore the Roman Baths in Bath, learning about centuries of history and how people used to relax in these thermal waters. You'll grab lunch on your own before traveling to Cornwall. This evening you'll join others from your group for a local Sea Shanty Band performance featuring traditional songs and stories.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Dinner
- Accommodation
- Hotel (The Cornwall Hotel and Spa)
Included Activities
- Visit to Roman Baths in Bath
- Evening performance by local Sea Shanty Band
Landmarks/POIs Roman Baths 
- Day 10
Cornwall North Coast
You'll spend the full day on Cornwall's dramatic north coast, combining walking sections with motor coach travel. Your guide will share stories about Cornwall's tin mining heritage and how it changed the landscape over time. You'll walk portions of the rugged coastline and visit a typical Cornish village to get a feel for the local character.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (The Cornwall Hotel and Spa)
Included Activities
- Full day guided tour of Cornwall's north coast with walking and motor coach
- Visit to typical Cornish town
Landmarks/POIs Cornwall North Coast - Day 11
Cornwall South Coast to London
Today features the Lost Gardens of Heligan, Europe's largest garden restoration with an impressive collection of camellias and rhododendrons. Later you'll explore Cornwall's south coast on foot with a local guide who'll show you what makes this peninsula unique and special. You'll finish with a traditional Cornish cream tea before heading back.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Tower Suites Hilton)
Included Activities
- Visit to Lost Gardens of Heligan
- Guided walking tour of Cornwall's south coast
- Traditional Cornish Cream Tea
Landmarks/POIs Lost Gardens of Heligan - Day 12
London
You'll arrive in London on the Great Western Railway. A local expert will lead you on a walking tour hitting the major sites including Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, and Buckingham Palace. The rest of the evening is yours to wander around London however you'd like.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Dinner (Farewell dinner at a local restaurant)
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Tower Suites Hilton)
Included Activities
- Walking tour of London's iconic sites with local expert
Optional Activities
- Independent evening exploration of London
Landmarks/POIs Big Ben Houses of Parliament Westminster Abbey Buckingham Palace 
- Day 13
London
You'll spend the day exploring London on your own terms. Grab a pint at a local pub, walk through museums, or ride the London Eye for city views. There's also an optional excursion available to Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world, which includes time for lunch in the charming town of Windsor.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Optional Activities
- Independent exploration of London
- Optional excursion to Windsor Castle with lunch in Windsor - $79.00 pp
Landmarks/POIs London Eye Windsor Castle - Day 14
Departure
Your journey through Great Britain comes to an end today.
