Travel Guide
A step-by-step approach to routes, overnight stops and realistic daily timings for group tours of Britain.
A multi-day tour lets your group see far more of Britain than day trips from London allow. The key is a route and timetable that feel relaxed rather than rushed.
Some tours are round trips that return to London each night. Others move from city to city with a new hotel along the way. Moving tours cover more ground but need careful hotel planning.
Bath is around 115 miles from London, and Edinburgh around 400. Driving hours for coach drivers are regulated, so longer routes need overnight stops and rest planned in.
As a rule of thumb, avoid days where the group spends more time on the coach than at the destination. Pair a longer drive with a lighter sightseeing day.
Hotels with coach access, group dining and local guides all affect the daily schedule. Planning them together keeps the itinerary consistent.
When transport is combined with hotels and other services and sold together, package travel rules may apply. A reputable organiser will explain what is and is not included in your proposal.
Tell us your dates and group size, and we will suggest suitable vehicles and a plan.
