Immerse yourself in the beauty and tranquility of the English countryside on this leisurely three-day tour, perfect for garden lovers and those seeking a slower, more intimate Cotswold experience.
Wander through some of the region’s most celebrated gardens, including Hidcote Manor, Kiftsgate Court, Bourton House, and the exotic Sezincote Gardens, each offering stunning vistas, fragrant borders, and timeless English charm. Along the way, enjoy optional afternoon tea at elegant hotels or quaint garden cafés.
Tailor your journey with visits to iconic villages like Bibury and Bourton-on-the-Water, and take peaceful countryside walks between golden stone villages, rolling hills, and winding brooks. Relax over a hearty pub lunch and end the day with a scenic driving tour of hidden local gems.
Your final afternoon brings you to Oxford for a guided overview of its famous colleges and landmarks, followed by free time to explore shops and bookstores, a relaxed dinner in a traditional pub or elegant eatery, and a peaceful evening stroll through the city’s historic, softly lit streets. A perfect blend of gardens, culture, and countryside serenity.
Contact UsVisit top Cotswolds villages like Bibury and Bourton-on-the-Water
Afternoon guided overview of Oxford’s iconic university landmarks
Free time to explore shops, bookstores, and historic sites
Dinner in a classic Oxford pub or elegant local eatery
Evening stroll through Oxford’s quiet, beautifully lit streets
Begin your day with a peaceful countryside walk between iconic villages
Enjoy a hearty pub lunch at a handpicked local inn, tailored to the season
Walk through landscapes of rolling hills, brooks, and golden stone cottages
End the day with a guided driving tour of nearby villages you haven’t seen yet
Ideal for those wanting a slower, more intimate way to explore the Cotswolds
We knew we wanted to do private touring of the Cotswolds, so we asked Eddie Dale to help us design 3 days of “out of the ordinary” touring. And did he ever! David picked us up at our hotel in London, then travelled to Oxford, then Blenheim Palace, then indirectly to Stow-on-the-Wold. Wonderfully informative. Day two we did on our own — walking through fields to Bourton-on-t...