Stones, Castles, Abbeys and Cathedral Tour- A Private tour - just for you, leaving your accommodation in Bath at 0845 gives us the opportunity to see Stonehenge before it gets busy, next is a hidden picturesque,moated, 14th Century Castle hidden away in the most delightful of Somereset Villages. Then, delightful Glastonbury - walk among the Abbey ruins - was it the birthplace of Christianity? Maybe we will find out! Finally a visit to Wells and its magnificent Gothic Cathedral dating back to 1175, also we will have time to visit the Bishops Palace and the historic Vicars Close (the oldest cobbled street in England. Returns to Bath and your accommodation for around 5.30pm. We usually throw in a few photo opportunities along the way. Group size 2 to 7 max in a luxury Mercedes with your own driver and guide. This Tour will return to your accommodation in Bath between 5.30 and 6pm.

The Hidden Cotswolds Tour- A full day exploring the "off the beaten track beauty" of the Cotswold Region, I was once accused of driving on public footpaths by some Canadian guests on this tour!! Narrow country lanes and spectacular wildlife and Countryside abound on this tour ( Itinerary on request ) As above this tour includes collection and return to your accommodation in Bath, this tour really does encompass both the must see visitor attractions as well as the type of tiny villages only accessible to a smaller vehicle. We can usually fit in a walk through the countryside on this tour as well as a traditional pub lunch within a building over a thousand years old. Please use the contact us page for a fixed price quote. ( Cost is dependant on numbers in your group or family )

Downton Abbey Fans - dont miss this one! A more leisurely start for this amazing day 10 am pick up from your Accommodation precedes a scenic drive to our first stop-Avebury Stone Circles (World Heritage Site), a guided walk around the Stones and the Village of Avebury, next is a short visit to the largest prehistoric monument in Western Europe - Silbury Hill - can you work out why it was built?

Before heading off to Highclere Castle (Downton Abbeys real name) We should have time for lunch in a cosy thatched pub built in 1669 - a regular haunt of a certain Mr Charles Dickens no less! Great Menu and sound value for money. Main event will be Highclere Castle we aim to arrive around 2.30 pm and will spend the rest of the afternoon exploring the house, grounds and gardens. This tour does depend on ticket availability at Highclere - sometimes we go to Blenheim Palace if Highclere is closed.

If nothing here appeals - try me via the contact us link - I am sure we can do something.