
easy
5 days
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect short to moderate walks (20–60 minutes) at multiple stops and some stairs at B&Bs and historic sites.
Leave London behind for five days of castles, country houses and mountain passes. This small-group coach tour stitches together Stratford, Snowdonia, the Peak District, York and Cambridge with local guides, included entrance to Conwy Castle and timed visits to Chatsworth.
You step out of Victoria’s food court and the coach waits like a compact promise: leather seats, luggage locker, a driver who knows the lanes. Within an hour the city loosens its grip—concrete gives way to rolling hedgerows and towns whose histories spill across the pavement. This five-day, small-group circuit threads together Tudor Stratford, the iron bones of Ironbridge, Conwy’s battered battlements, the wind-sculpted slopes of Snowdonia, Chatsworth’s manicured lawns and the medieval streets of York, ending with the spires and punts of Cambridge. It’s ambitious travel paced by a 16-seat Mercedes mini-coach and designed for travellers who want to leave London behind without hunting for trains and schedules.

British weather changes fast—bring a breathable rain jacket and quick-dry layers for outdoor sections like Snowdonia and the Pass of Llanberis.
Luggage allowance is one medium bag (20kg) plus a small personal item—hard-case suitcases can be cumbersome on coach luggage racks.
Reserve entry to Chatsworth, Shakespeare’s Birthplace, and college attractions in advance to avoid missing timed visits during limited free periods.
Cobblestones, battlements and estate grounds mean supportive shoes are more useful than fashion footwear.
The Ironbridge Gorge was a crucible of the Industrial Revolution; Conwy Castle is a 13th-century Edwardian fortress designed to control the Welsh coast.
Stick to marked paths in Snowdonia and the Peak District to prevent erosion; support small local businesses and use refillable water bottles to reduce single-use plastic.
Keeps you dry and windproof across unpredictable spring–autumn weather in Wales and the Peak District.
Supportive shoes handle cobbles, castle steps and estate paths better than sneakers or dress shoes.
Carries water, camera, extra layers and tickets during off-coach exploration windows.
Useful for charging phones and cameras overnight in hotels and B&Bs.