UK Holidays

Home to one of the world’s most famous and oldest universities, the town of Oxford has a distinguished, awe-inspiring air. The city is home to over 1,500 listed buildings and is known as the ‘city of dreaming spires’, a term coined by poet Matthew Arnold to describe the elegance of the famous university buildings. As we wander the streets of this fairy tale city, it will be easy to see why it has inspired so many filmmakers, poets, and writers. On our holidays including Oxford, we’ll enjoy a half day trip with an expert guide to show us the highlights of the city.

The Cotswolds is a picturesque rural region in south central England with rolling hills, honey-coloured limestone villages, thatched cottages, stately homes and stunning natural beauty. On our holidays to the United Kingdom including the Cotswolds, we’ll visit some of the prettiest towns and villages of the area and take in some of this breathtaking countryside on our way. On our full day excursion, our expert guide will help us explore the heritage of charming villages like Chipping Campden, Bourton-on-the-Water and Stow-on-the-World.

Set in the beautiful rolling countryside of southwest England, Bath has been a popular destination since 60 AD, when the Romans first built a sacred temple and baths over the town’s natural hot springs. Bath is not only famous for its healing waters, it’s also well known for the town’s stunning examples of 18th century Georgian architecture. On our holidays to the United Kingdom including Bath, we’ll admire the town’s breathtaking Georgian buildings as we pass through the Circus and Royal Crescent. We’ll also visit the original Roman Baths, including the statues and temple that remain.

A royal residence in the county of Berkshire, Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. Originally built by William the Conqueror in the late 11th century, it has been continuously inhabited by the British royalty since 1110. On our United Kingdom trips including Windsor Castle, we’ll have the opportunity to visit some of the castle’s 13 acres and admire the buildings elements of Georgian, Victorian and Gothic design. During our visit, we’ll be accompanied by an expert, local guide to tell us all about the castle’s rich history and the legacy of the British monarchy.