7-Day England Tour Packages
Ever wanted to spend a week really exploring England? London's obvious history, the Cotswolds' ridiculously pretty villages, Bath's Roman baths, and Stonehenge being mysterious as always. These trips mix city buzz with countryside charm, castles with gorgeous gardens, pubs with afternoon tea. You'll experience real English culture and see what makes England distinctly English beyond the stereotypes.
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7 Day Southern England Itinerary, incl. Isle of Wight and Cornwall
England's diversity shines across 16 cities from London to Cornwall. UNESCO-listed Stonehenge, Queen Victoria's Osborne House, and Cornwall's coastline create lasting memories. Selected guesthouses provide comfort while visiting Dartmoor National Park, St Michael's Mount, and historic Glastonbury Abbey.

- Day 1
London to Isle of Wight
Leave from Victoria Coach Station at 9:15 AM. You'll need to check in by 8:45 AM. The drive to Portsmouth takes about 2 hours followed by an hour-long ferry ride to the Isle of Wight. One traveler noted: "Christo, our guide, timed the Portsmouth arrival perfectly to avoid the lunchtime crowds at Spinnaker Tower." Try to sit on the port side of the ferry to see Portsmouth's historic dockyards.

- Day 2
Isle of Wight Exploration
Stay in Shanklin and visit Osborne House first thing in the morning around 10 AM before the tour groups arrive. Head to The Needles in the afternoon but bring a windproof jacket. The viewpoint gets quite windy. If you're visiting from April to September, go to St Catherine's Down for a beautiful sunset photo opportunity.

- Day 3
Stonehenge and Winchester
Take an early ferry back to the mainland. You'll walk on lots of cobbled streets in Winchester, the ancient capital, so wear comfortable shoes. At Stonehenge, book your entry time ahead if you're visiting in peak summer. The land train to the stones runs every 10 minutes. You'll spend the night in Exeter, where you'll stay for two nights.

- Day 4
Dartmoor National Park
- Days 5-6
Cornwall Coast
Get an early start at Tintagel Castle since parking fills up fast. Next visit Port Isaac, a pretty fishing village. A visitor advised: "The coastal path from Port Isaac has incredible views, but wear proper walking shoes - it gets slippery even in dry weather." On day 6 visit St. Michael's Mount but check the tide schedule first as it affects access. Continue to Land's End and the Minack Theatre for great coastal views. Just note the theatre closes Mondays and Tuesdays in winter.

- Day 7
Return to London
Walk Hadrian's Wall Highlights
Roman history comes alive on this 73-mile route from Carlisle to Hexham, featuring 8 historic locations. Vindolanda's excavations, Birdoswald Fort, and the Roman Army Museum reveal ancient secrets. Traditional guesthouses welcome walkers covering 15km daily through Northumberland.

7 Days in Southern England, incl. Cornwall and Stonehenge
Southern England unfolds across 16 destinations featuring Stonehenge, Tintagel Castle, and St Michael's Mount. The Channel View Hotel Shanklin and Queens Court Hotel Exeter serve as 3-star bases while discovering coastal and countryside treasures.

- Day 1
London to Isle of Wight
Leave London Victoria Coach Station at 9:30 AM (arrive by 9:00). Take the 2.5-hour drive to Portsmouth and climb the Spinnaker Tower for harbor views. The ferry to Isle of Wight takes 45 minutes. Get a window seat to enjoy the coastal scenery. Visit Quarr Abbey's unique architecture before spending the night in Shanklin village.

- Day 2
Isle of Wight Exploration
Begin at the Yarborough Monument for island views. Visit Osborne House, a favorite residence of Queen Victoria. You'll need good walking shoes and water for the large gardens. Visit the Needles rock formation in the afternoon. Boat trips run often but weather can affect schedules. Watch the sunset from St Catherine's Down.

- Day 3
Stonehenge and Winchester
Take the morning ferry back to the mainland. Stop in Winchester, the old English capital. Make time for the Cathedral and Great Hall. After lunch head to Stonehenge. Book your entry time ahead to skip long lines. A land train runs every 10 minutes from the visitor center. Drive to Exeter for two nights.

- Day 4
Dartmoor National Park
Discover Dartmoor's granite tors and wild ponies. Visit the ancient Postbridge Clapper Bridge but watch your step on the slippery stones. Stop in Tavistock, Drake's hometown. Spend the afternoon in Exeter. The Cathedral Green area is perfect for tea. Take a walk on the Roman walls to get your bearings.

- Day 5
North Cornwall Coast
- Day 6
Cornwall's Far West
- Day 7
Return via Glastonbury
What people love about 7-day England tours
- Southern England & Stonehenge - 7 days
The guides were great! The accommodation we’re okay with one glaring exception. The Telstar B&B was a dump. It was dirty, most things in the room did not work and I had to go over the corner of the bed to get into the bathroom. The fire alarm went off 3 times at about 6am. No one checked the rooms to make sure everyone was accounted for and no explanation of what was going on was offered.
- Cornwall tour starting in London
Exactly the right pace, not to fast & not to slow. The small group size made it a very personal experience. All of the accommodations were outstanding. The castle stays were unique the food was good & views outstanding. The London Hotel, Lancaster Gate Hyde Park, was wonderful. We spent 5 extra nights there. It is perfectly located for access to the bus and underground & walking distance to many restaurants & attractions.






























