Itinerary
- Day 1
Arrival to Brighton
You'll arrive and head to Brighton in Sussex. On the drive, there are film locations worth stopping at like Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters cliffs. Once in Brighton, you can check out the i360 observation tower if you're interested, or walk around the Royal Pavilion and Brighton Pier. These are optional, so it depends on what appeals to you and how much time you want to spend.
- Accommodation
- Hotel
Optional Activities
- Brighton i360 observation tower visit (138-metre-high glass viewing platform with panoramic views)
- Royal Pavilion visit
- Brighton Pier stroll with restaurants, attractions and rides
- Beachy Head film location visit (Harry Potter - Quidditch World Cup filming site)
- Seven Sisters film location visit (Harry Potter - Portkey scene filming site)
- Shoreham Airport visit (The Da Vinci Code filming location)
Landmarks Brighton i360 Royal Pavilion Brighton Pier Beachy Head Seven Sisters Shoreham Airport 
- Day 2
Brighton to Salisbury
The day starts with a drive along the south coast. You'll stop at Arundel Castle to see its art collection and gardens, then continue to Old Sarum, an ancient Iron Age hill fort. The afternoon takes you to Stonehenge where you'll see the prehistoric stone circles up close. It's a full day of moving between different historical sites.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel
Included Activities
- Stonehenge entrance and visit
Optional Activities
- Arundel Castle visit (Wonder Woman and Doctor Who filming location)
- Old Sarum visit (5,000-year-old Iron Age hill fort with views of Salisbury countryside)
Landmarks Arundel Castle Old Sarum Stonehenge 
- Day 3
Salisbury
Start in the medieval town of Salisbury and visit its Gothic cathedral, which has a 123-metre high crossing tower that's quite striking. From there, you'll head to Wilton House, known for being a filming location for Bridgerton and The Crown. Later in the afternoon, make your way to Avebury, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with 4,500-year-old monoliths scattered throughout the landscape.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Optional Activities
- Salisbury Cathedral visit (Gothic cathedral with 123m high crossing tower, original Magna Carta copy)
- Wilton House visit (Bridgerton and The Crown filming location)
Landmarks Salisbury Cathedral Wilton House Avebury 
- Day 4
Avebury to Exeter
This day includes an optional stop at New Forest National Park if you want to walk around and see ancient monuments. You'll also visit the Giant of Cerne Abbas, a 55-metre carved figure on a hillside. After that, continue to medieval Exeter where you can see the Norman castle and cathedral. This cathedral was used as a filming location for Broadchurch.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel
Optional Activities
- New Forest National Park visit (walking area with ancient monuments)
- Giant of Cerne Abbas visit (approximately 55-metre tall carved ground figure)
- Exeter Norman Castle visit
- Exeter Cathedral visit
- Exeter University Streatham Campus visit (Broadchurch filming location)
Landmarks New Forest National Park Giant of Cerne Abbas Exeter Castle Exeter Cathedral - Day 5
Exeter to Newquay
You'll explore Dartmoor National Park, which has a reputation for being one of England's more mysterious areas. There's an optional stop at Hurler's Stone Circle on Bodmin Moor if you want to make the detour. The afternoon takes you to Hollywell Bay and Newquay, both locations used for filming Poldark, House of the Dragon, and James Bond productions.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel
Optional Activities
- Dartmoor National Park visit
- Hurler's Stone Circle visit (3 stone circles on Bodmin Moor, free entry)
- Hollywell Bay visit (Poldark, House of the Dragon and James Bond filming location)
- Fistral Beach visit (Rosamunde Pilcher filming location)
Landmarks Dartmoor National Park Hurler's Stone Circle Bodmin Moor Hollywell Bay Fistral Beach - Day 6
Southwest Coast Circuit
Head to the southwest coast and check out the artistic village of St. Ives. You'll visit Levant Mine and Botallack Mine, historic mining sites that were used for Poldark filming. Later, reach Land's End, the most southwestern point in the UK, then explore the area around Penzance which has prehistoric stone circles and St. Michael's Mount.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Optional Activities
- St. Ives village visit (Rosamunde Pilcher filming location as 'Porthkerris')
- Levant Mine visit (museum and underground tours available)
- Botallack Mine visit (Poldark filming location)
- Land's End visit (cliff walk along coastal footpath, shopping and restaurants)
- Aardman Presents: A Grand Experience visit (Shaun the Sheep and Wallace and Gromit sets)
- Lanyon Quoit burial mound visit (prehistoric stone circle)
- Merry Maidens stone circle visit (prehistoric stone circle)
- St. Michael's Mount monastery visit (granite rock monastery in Mount's Bay)
Landmarks St. Ives Levant Mine Botallack Mine Land's End Aardman Presents: A Grand Experience Lanyon Quoit Merry Maidens Stone Circle St. Michael's Mount 
- Day 7
Tintagel and Cream Tea
You'll see Tintagel Castle, which sits on dramatic cliffs and was used for King Arthur and fantasy film productions. The castle ruins are quite striking perched on the coastline. In the afternoon, take time to have a traditional cream tea at a local spot, which is a nice way to break up the day before heading onward.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Afternoon Tea (Traditional cream tea)
Included Activities
- Traditional cream tea
Optional Activities
- Tintagel Castle ruins visit (King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, If You Were King, and Dracula filming location)
Landmarks Tintagel Castle - Day 8
Exmoor to Bristol
Visit Clovelly, a car-free village, and explore Ilfracombe nearby. Then you'll drive through scenic Exmoor National Park before stopping at Glastonbury to walk through the legendary King Arthur burial site and climb Glastonbury Tor. The day ends in Bristol, so you'll be heading inland after spending time on the coast.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel
Optional Activities
- Clovelly village visit (The Salt Trail and Your Juliet filming locations)
- Ilfracombe visit (The Salt Trail filming location)
- Exmoor National Park drive
- Glastonbury walk including King Arthur burial site exploration
- Glastonbury Tor visit (Celtic and Roman settlement)
- University of Bristol Botanic Garden visit
Landmarks Clovelly Ilfracombe Exmoor National Park Glastonbury Tor University of Bristol Botanic Garden 
- Day 9
Bath and Wells
Bath is the focus today, one of southern England's great cities. You'll see the Roman Baths with its hot springs, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk through the Royal Crescent and learn about Bath's role in Bridgerton, Wonka, and other period dramas. Later, visit Wells to see its cathedral and the preserved medieval market square.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Optional Activities
- Roman Baths visit (UNESCO World Heritage Site with hot springs and architectural gems)
- Royal Crescent visit
- Bridgerton guided tour
- Wells Cathedral visit
- Wells market square visit (15th-17th century houses)
Landmarks Roman Baths Royal Crescent Wells Cathedral - Day 10
Departure
This is your departure day back to London. On the way, you have the option to stop at Wallingford, known as 'Causton' from Inspector Barnaby and Midsomer Murders if that interests you. You could also visit Agatha Christie's former residence if you want to make an additional stop along the route.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Optional Activities
- Wallingford town visit (Inspector Barnaby/Midsomer Murders filming location)
- Wallingford Bridge visit
- Wallingford Market Square visit
- Winterbrook House visit (Agatha Christie's former residence, 1934-1976)
- Wallingford Museum visit (Agatha Christie statue)
Landmarks Wallingford Wallingford Bridge Winterbrook House Wallingford Museum
