Why start in Bath instead of London?

Because arriving jet-lagged into central London is the worst first day of any European trip. One coach from arrivals and you are in a small city you can walk across.

Is a UK visa included?

Yes — the application support and the fee are part of the trip. The UK is not Schengen, so it is a separate application from our other Europe itineraries.

Can we add the Isle of Skye?

Yes, as two extra nights. It is past the day-trip radius from Edinburgh, and it is the best landscape in Britain.

Can we get tickets for a cricket match?

Season permitting. The good fixtures at Lord's are balloted rather than sold, so tell us as early as you can.

Do you run group tours?

No. Every trip is planned for one family, couple or group of friends at a time: flights, hotels, drivers, guides and sightseeing, all chosen for you.

How does a planning conversation begin?

Message us on WhatsApp — there is no form. Tell us roughly where, roughly when, and who is travelling. A trip designer replies personally, usually the same day, and follows up with a call to understand your priorities before sending a proposal.

What do the prices on the site cover?

Where we show a figure it is indicative, per couple, and all-inclusive — flights, visa, hotels, sightseeing, transfers, breakfast and dinner. It is a planning number, not a quote: it is confirmed once hotels and transport are actually held, and it moves with the exchange rate on the day of booking. Trips without a figure are priced on enquiry.

Do you handle international flights and visas?

Yes. On our Europe trips both are included in the indicative price — return flights and visa application support and fees. Elsewhere we book flights through your preferred airline alliance and co-ordinate visa documentation separately.

9N/10D · International

England & Scotland

Bath → Edinburgh → London

Out of Heathrow and straight to Bath, up to Edinburgh and the Highlands, then four days of London. Three bases, ten days, no wasted transfers.

Duration: 9N/10D
Stops: 3 places
Best time: May – Jun
Price: From ₹6,50,000 per couple, all-inclusive

Day by day

Day 1: Heathrow → Bath
Land at London Heathrow, clear immigration and collect bags. From arrivals, straight onto the coach to Bath — the Georgian heritage city, and a far better first night than a London airport hotel. Check in, evening free. Overnight Bath.
Stay: Central Bath, 3–4★ or similar
Day 2: The Cotswolds & Stonehenge
Full guided day to the Cotswolds — the honey-stone villages that are as English as England gets — and Stonehenge. Back to Bath in the evening. Overnight Bath.
Stay: Central Bath, 3–4★ or similar
Day 3: Bath → Edinburgh
Check out and travel north — one change, a mix of coach and high-speed train. Check in and settle into the Scottish capital for the evening. Overnight Edinburgh.
Stay: Central Edinburgh, 3–4★ or similar
Day 4: Edinburgh — Hop-On Hop-Off
A full day on the hop-on hop-off, which covers the castle, the Royal Mile, Holyrood and Calton Hill without making you march between them. Relaxed by design. Overnight Edinburgh.
Stay: Central Edinburgh, 3–4★ or similar
Day 5: Loch Ness, Glencoe & the Highlands
Full day north into the Highlands — Glencoe, the lochs, and Loch Ness itself. The drive is most of the point. Overnight Edinburgh.
Stay: Central Edinburgh, 3–4★ or similar
Day 6: Edinburgh → London — the London Eye
Train south to London and check in. Evening at the London Eye and the monuments along that stretch of the river. Overnight London.
Stay: Central London, 3–4★ or similar
Day 7: Windsor Castle & Borough Market
Half day out to Windsor Castle. Evening at Borough Market, which is the best eating in London and the most relaxed way to spend it. Overnight London.
Stay: Central London, 3–4★ or similar
Day 8: Lord's & the Sherlock Holmes Museum
Lord's Cricket Ground, the Sherlock Holmes Museum on Baker Street, and the monuments around them. Overnight London.
Stay: Central London, 3–4★ or similar
Day 9: Tower of London & Tower Bridge
Tower of London and the Crown Jewels, then Tower Bridge. Evening free — Trafalgar Square, or wherever the trip has left you wanting more time. Overnight London.
Stay: Central London, 3–4★ or similar
Day 10: Departure from London
Breakfast, then a cab to the airport for the flight home.

What’s included

Included

Return international flights
Visa application support and fees
Central hotels, hand-picked (Comfort or Premium tier — your choice)
Daily breakfast and dinner
Every intercity train, coach and ferry on the route
All sightseeing, entry tickets and guided tours listed day by day
Airport and station transfers
WhatsApp support from our team throughout the trip

Not included

Lunches
City tourist tax, payable at the hotel
Personal expenses, tips and laundry
Travel insurance
Optional experiences not listed in the day-by-day
Anything not explicitly listed in inclusions

Hotels

Two budgets. We confirm the exact hotels, or similar, when you book.

Comfort

Central Bath, 3–4★
Central Edinburgh, 3–4★
Central London, 3–4★

Premium

Georgian townhouse 5★
New Town 5★
West End 5★

Upgrades you can add

A Lord's or Wimbledon match
Season permitting. Tell us early — the good fixtures are balloted, not bought.
Isle of Skye, two nights
Extend the Scotland leg past the day-trip radius. The best landscape in Britain.
Business-class flights
Lie-flat on the long sector out and back. We book through your preferred alliance.
First-class rail
Upgrade every intercity leg — more luggage space, quieter carriage, seat reservations included.
Private guides instead of group tours
Swap any small-group day tour for a private guide and vehicle, at your own pace.

Visa for Indian passports

From official sources, last checked October 2026. We confirm it again when we plan your trip.

United KingdomVisa in advance
India is on the UK’s visa national list, so Indian nationals need a Standard Visitor visa before travel.
Documents and how to apply →

When to go

May – Jun: Our pick — long days, the Highlands green, and before the school holidays
Sep: The other good window. Edinburgh has emptied after the August festival.
Jul – Aug: Warmest and busiest, and Edinburgh in August means the Fringe — brilliant, but book far ahead
Nov – Feb: Dark by four in Scotland. Workable for London alone, not for the Highlands.

Things to do

The Cotswolds and Stonehenge
A full guided day from Bath — honey-stone villages, and the stone circle on Salisbury Plain.
Edinburgh by hop-on hop-off
The castle, the Royal Mile, Holyrood and Calton Hill without marching between them. Relaxed by design.
Loch Ness and Glencoe
A full day north into the Highlands. The drive through Glencoe is most of the point.
Windsor Castle
A half day out of London, paired with an evening at Borough Market — the best eating in the city.
Lord's Cricket Ground
The tour, the Long Room and the museum, with the Sherlock Holmes Museum on Baker Street the same day.
The Tower of London
The Crown Jewels and the Tower itself, then Tower Bridge, on the last full day.

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