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Farewell for now, London. We’re heading to the coast
Pick up time: 9.30am
Location: Stance 3, Greenline Coach Terminal, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London, SW1W 9SH
Isle of Wight
Journey to Portsmouth
Get your sunglasses and sun cream ready, you're departing London and heading to the sunny, southern Isle of Wight. This fascinating island is blessed with beautiful beaches, epic white sea-cliffs, a warm climate, and remnants from the Romans, Normans, and two World Wars. Sounds exciting, doesn't it?
Exploring Portsmouth
Travelling through parts of the South Downs National Park, gently undulating chalk hills, lush green valleys and peaceful farms await us on our way to Portsmouth. First, you head to the ancient port-city of Portsmouth. This ancient port-city is a bustling spot that blends modern marvels with centuries of sea-faring stories. Head to the top of the 170-metre-high Spinnaker Tower for the best views of the city, the Isle of Wight and the South Coast. Follow the historic harbour trails or visit the remains of King Henry the VIII's tragic warship Mary Rose before joining your guide for your ferry at Gunwharf Terminal.
Ferry to the Isle of Wight and Quarr Abbey
Even if you're not a sea-loving, fish-catching ocean dweller, this ferry ride is a treat. In under an hour, you'll enjoy plenty of stunning views of the Solent and onboard refreshments. As you step off the ferry onto the Isle of Wight, you enter a world of coastal beauty and timeless charm, where golden beaches, dramatic cliffs, and lush countryside are waiting for you to explore. We begin with a unique gem: Quarr Abbey, an important religious site with striking architecture that blends French, Byzantine, and Moorish designs. Next, we head to Ryde, a town that's sure to capture your heart with its Victorian elegance, historic pier, and breathtaking coastal scenery.
Free evening in Shanklin
In the evening, we arrive at the unforgettably quaint village of Shanklin in time for an early dinner. Perhaps you'll wander through the quaint Old Village with its thatched cottages to find a cosy restaurant that serves seafood?
Accommodation
Shanklin
Accommodation is not included in the price of your tour but is available to add to your booking during checkout. Simply select our Free reservation service Reserved by Rabbie’s™ & we will make a reservation on your behalf. Payment is made at check-in directly to the accommodation provider. Alternatively you can choose to reserve your own accommodation. For more information about how accommodation works please see our accommodation guide.
Pick up time: 9.30am
Location: Stance 3, Greenline Coach Terminal, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London, SW1W 9SH
The Needles
Journey to Yarborough Monument
Today, you're going to discover the unmissable highlights of the Isle of Wight, and you'll discover why Queen Victoria lived spending her time here. After enjoying a delightful breakfast, you'll set off for the Yarborough Monument, the tallest structure on the island. This impressive landmark honours the life of a distinguished 19th-century earl and offers sweeping views of the surrounding countryside, making it a must-see on your island adventure.
Visiting Osborne House, lunch
Next, you'll pause for a photo opportunity at Brading Downs, where the endless stretch of lush, green fields creates a breathtaking vista. Then, you'll head to Osborne House, where Queen Victoria famously said, “it is impossible to imagine a prettier spot”. And we agree. Osborne House was Queen Victoria's holiday home and as you explore the Italian-style building, you discover pristine green gardens, ornate golden rooms, and historically fascinating artefacts.
Exploring the coast, The Needles and journey to Shanklin
After that magnificent man-made marvel, it's time to see the Isle of Wight's most beautiful natural wonder, the Needles. These dramatic white chalk stacks rise majestically from the sea, creating a breathtaking sight. You can take a chairlift down to the beach, hop on a boat for an up-close view of the Needles, or explore a historic defensive battery nearby, adding an adventurous twist to your visit. Your day of discovery ends at St Catherine's Down, where the cliffs offer panoramic views of the island's southern coastline. It's the perfect spot to reflect on the island's stunning landscapes and rich history before we return to Shanklin.
Free evening in Shanklin
It's your second evening in the charming town, so why not stroll along the shore at sunset after a delicious dinner?
Accommodation
Shanklin
Accommodation is not included in the price of your tour but is available to add to your booking during checkout. Simply select our Free reservation service Reserved by Rabbie’s™ & we will make a reservation on your behalf. Payment is made at check-in directly to the accommodation provider. Alternatively you can choose to reserve your own accommodation. For more information about how accommodation works please see our accommodation guide.
Pick up time: 9.30am
Location: Stance 3, Greenline Coach Terminal, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London, SW1W 9SH
Winchester
Journey to the ferry terminal, Isle of Wight
It's the final day. But cheer up, because we've saved some of the best sights for today. In the morning, you say goodbye to Shanklin and the beautiful Isle of Wight and head on the ferry back to Portsmouth.
Ferry crossing to Portsmouth and journey to Winchester
Now that you've reacquainted yourself with the mainland, we take you to one of England's most history-soaked cities, Winchester.
Lunch in Winchester, joining second part of the tour, Stonehenge
There's so much to do in Winchester. Step back in time at the stunning Cathedral, with its awe-inspiring architecture and history. See the legendary King Arthur's Round Table at the Great Hall of the Castle, or walk through cobbled streets lined with timber-framed houses. At the end of your visit, you change buses and meet your new group and driver-guide for the second part of the tour. Then, you head Stonehenge, one of the greatest marvels of the Neolithic period. This ancient site immerses you in mystery, with the visitor center offering fascinating insights into its origins—was it a temple, an astronomical calendar, or the work of Merlin?
Journey to Exeter and a free evening
Next, we journey to Devon, a land of stunning contrasts, where golden beaches, rolling countryside, and rugged moorlands meet. Home to Dartmoor National Park with its wild ponies, rugged tors, and hidden gems, Devon's beauty leads us to Exeter, your home for two nights. Once the most westerly fortified settlement in Roman Britain, this historic city is famous for so many things. Ancient city walls, a Norman castle, gothic cathedral, Tudor heritage, a quayside; they will all tempt to during your stay here. You've got free time in the evening, so will you take a leisurely stroll along the river? Or perhaps visit a traditional pub like The Old Firehouse or The Exeter Arms?
Accommodation
Exeter
Accommodation is not included in the price of your tour but is available to add to your booking during checkout. Simply select our Free reservation service Reserved by Rabbie’s™ & we will make a reservation on your behalf. Payment is made at check-in directly to the accommodation provider. Alternatively you can choose to reserve your own accommodation. For more information about how accommodation works please see our accommodation guide.
Pick up time: 9.30am
Location: Stance 3, Greenline Coach Terminal, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London, SW1W 9SH
Dartmoor
Journey to Dartmoor National Park
We leave Exeter and travel to the heart of the remote windswept magnificence of Dartmoor National Park, to Widecombe-in-the-Moor. Keep your eyes peeled for native ponies grazing close to the striking rock formations and other diverse flora and fauna.
Exploring Dartmoor, Widecombe-in-the-Moor
Our first stop is Widecombe-in-the-Moor, a picture-perfect village nestled among the rugged hills and ancient stone tors of Dartmoor. Stroll through its charming streets, admire the striking St Pancras Church, and take in the serene beauty and peaceful atmosphere of this historic spot. Next, we journey through Dartmoor's vast, open landscapes to Clapper Bridge, an ancient stone bridge that has stood the test of time, offering a fascinating glimpse into the region's past and its close relationship with the land. Next stop is Tavistock for lunch, so make sure to treat yourself to the famous cream tea that is said to have been invented there.
Tavistock and Exeter
Start your exploration with a true taste of Devon—cream tea. This treat consists of fresh scones served with clotted cream and strawberry jam, all accompanied by a pot of tea. When you've finished, walk off the calories and wander through the town's streets, lined with Georgian and Victorian buildings, and visit the Tavistock Abbey ruins, a reminder of the town's medieval past. We then travel back through the windswept expanses of the moors back to Exeter to explore some of its highlights, like Exeter Cathedral. Step inside this medieval masterpiece to be greeted by the soaring, intricate stone vaults and delicate stained-glass windows that have stood for over 900 years.
Free evening in Exeter
After soaking in the serene beauty of Exeter Cathedral, take the evening to explore the city's charming streets. Wander through the historic center, enjoy a meal at one of the many local restaurants, or relax at a cosy pub, where the city's vibrant atmosphere comes alive as the sun sets.
Accommodation
Exeter
Accommodation is not included in the price of your tour but is available to add to your booking during checkout. Simply select our Free reservation service Reserved by Rabbie’s™ & we will make a reservation on your behalf. Payment is made at check-in directly to the accommodation provider. Alternatively you can choose to reserve your own accommodation. For more information about how accommodation works please see our accommodation guide.
Pick up time: 9.30am
Location: Stance 3, Greenline Coach Terminal, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London, SW1W 9SH
Statue of King Arthur
Journey to Boscastle, Cornwall
Arthurian legend mixes with genuine Celtic history in Cornwall, England's most western county. And today you're going to dive deeper into this land where rugged cliffs meet endless seas, and where myth and reality intertwine.
Exploring Boscastle
Our first stop is the enchanting North Cornish coast, where the Elizabethan fishing village of Boscastle awaits. Wander its picturesque harbour, indulge in a traditional cream tea at a local café, and take a leisurely stroll to the dramatic headland for breathtaking ocean views. For a touch of magic, step into the renowned Museum of Witchcraft and Magic, where centuries of folklore, spells, and intriguing artifacts bring Cornwall's mystical heritage to life.
Lunch at Tintagel, Port Isaac and journey to Falmouth
Next, we visit Tintagel, home to the dramatic ruins of its cliffside castle. Perched on a rugged Cornish peninsula, this awe-inspiring medieval site, rumored to be King Arthur's birthplace, blends history and legend. Walk the iconic bridge for great coastal views, explore the ruins and get some lunch. Later on, we head to Port Isaac, the charming fishing village famous as the setting for Doc Martin. Stroll its narrow streets, admire historic cottages, and soak in the harbor's serene beauty. Finally, we journey south to Falmouth for a two-night stay. This lively port town, with its maritime heritage, bustling harbor, and coastal charm, promises an unforgettable experience.
Free evening in Falmouth
You've got a free evening in this bustling little town, and you can decide how you want to spend it. Explore the town's lively streets filled with cosy pubs, and waterfront restaurants and try local specialties. Don't miss a visit to the historic Pendennis Castle, a Tudor fortress with stunning views of the coastline, or take a stroll along the golden sands of Gyllyngvase Beach.
Accommodation
Falmouth
Accommodation is not included in the price of your tour but is available to add to your booking during checkout. Simply select our Free reservation service Reserved by Rabbie’s™ & we will make a reservation on your behalf. Payment is made at check-in directly to the accommodation provider. Alternatively you can choose to reserve your own accommodation. For more information about how accommodation works please see our accommodation guide.
Pick up time: 9.30am
Location: Stance 3, Greenline Coach Terminal, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London, SW1W 9SH
Minack Theatre
Journey through Cornwall
Today, we embark on a journey to the most westerly tip of England, where the land meets the wild, untamed beauty of the Atlantic Ocean. This rugged and breathtaking corner of Cornwall is known for its dramatic cliffs, secluded coves, and timeless landscapes that have inspired generations.
Minack Theatre
We make a brief stop at the picturesque Long Rock Beach, where you can enjoy stunning views of St Michael's Mount, a tidal island with a medieval castle, a village, and beautiful gardens, all with a rich history dating back to the 8th century. Next, we continue to the dramatic Minack Theatre, perched above the roaring sea, with the stunning National Trust beach at Porthcurno below. Built in the 1930s by the visionary Rowena Cade, this remarkable theatre remains a testament to her dedication and creativity. Please note that, due to availability, a visit to the theatre may not be possible, but your driver-guide will inform you as you go.
Land's End, St Ives for lunch and journey to Falmouth
We continue along the rugged Cornish coast to Land's End, one of the UK's most iconic landmarks. As the southernmost point of England, its dramatic cliffs offer stunning views, while the waters below are said to hide the fabled 'Lost Land of Lyonesse' from Arthurian legend. We then pass through landscapes marked by Cornwall's tin mining history, now featured in the Poldark series, before reaching St Ives. In this coastal gem, you'll be amazed by the turquoise waters. Why not treat yourself to some classic fish and chips and enjoy them on the golden sands of the beach? Finally, we make our way back to Falmouth to conclude another unforgettable day on the Cornish coast.
Free evening in Falmouth
Spend another lovely evening in Falmouth and indulge in the town's local specialties. Start with a classic Cornish pasty and wash it down with a refreshing pint of local Cornish cider.
Accommodation
Falmouth
Accommodation is not included in the price of your tour but is available to add to your booking during checkout. Simply select our Free reservation service Reserved by Rabbie’s™ & we will make a reservation on your behalf. Payment is made at check-in directly to the accommodation provider. Alternatively you can choose to reserve your own accommodation. For more information about how accommodation works please see our accommodation guide.
Pick up time: 9.30am
Location: Stance 3, Greenline Coach Terminal, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London, SW1W 9SH
Glastonbury Tor
Journey through Bodwin Moor
You pack your bags and leave Falmouth behind. Your driver-guide takes you through Bodmin Moor, the vast wilderness covered in rugged heathland and dotted with historic standing stones and weathered tors.
Jamaica Inn
Next, we stop at Jamaica Inn, a historic inn famous for its connection to Daphne du Maurier's novel and its intriguing tales of smugglers, travelers, and mystery. Explore the museum, which delves into the area's smuggling history, or grab a quick refreshment before we continue our journey.
Glastonbury and return journey to London
Bid farewell to Cornwall as we set off towards Glastonbury, a town renowned not only for its world-famous music festival but also for its legendary ties to King Arthur and the Holy Grail. Take time to wander its quaint streets and enjoy lunch, perhaps sampling some local delicacies. If you're a fan of Arthurian legends, be sure to visit Glastonbury Tor, a hill that some say marks the mythical island of Avalon. From here, you start your return journey to London, a bustling metropolis that feels worlds apart from the serene landscapes and mythical charm of Devon and Cornwall.
Return journey to London
As the capital's iconic skyline looms ahead, you carry with you the magic of the southwest—its stunning landscapes, rich history, and unforgettable experiences—ready to add a new perspective to your time in London.
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All passengers are entitled to 1 piece of checked luggage & 1 small carry on bag. Checked luggage will be stowed in the luggage compartment (not assessable until drop off) while smaller bags for personal items (eg medication, water etc) may be taken on board.
England’s weather is delightfully varied, offering a unique experience in every season. Spring and summer bring blooming countryside and sunny afternoons, while autumn and winter add a cozy, atmospheric charm to historic towns and rolling landscapes. Rain or shine, England’s beauty and rich heritage make it an unforgettable destination!
Spring (March - May)
Spring weather in England is wonderfully unpredictable! You’ll experience a mix of crisp, frosty mornings and pleasantly warm afternoons. Expect temperatures ranging from 48-60°F (9-16°C), with occasional rain showers that help the countryside burst into vibrant bloom. Humidity levels are moderate, sitting between 50-80%, with average rainfall of 1.65-2.77 inches per month.
Summer (June - August)
Summers in England are mild and pleasant, with temperatures typically ranging from 50-77°F (10-25°C). While you’ll enjoy sunny days, light rain showers are common. The humidity level hovers between 50-80%, and average rainfall is around 2 inches per month, so packing a light rain jacket is always wise!
Autumn (September - November)
Autumn brings cooler temperatures and stunning landscapes as the leaves turn gold, amber, and red. Temperatures range from 48-60°F (9-16°C) in early autumn and drop further as the season progresses. You’ll encounter breezy, damp days and occasional sunshine, along with similar rainfall levels to spring and summer.
Winter (December - February)
Winters in England are generally mild compared to many other regions, with temperatures averaging around 35-50°F (2-10°C). Frosty mornings and rain showers are common, but snowfall is usually light and infrequent. With moderate humidity levels and rain likely, dressing in layers and waterproofs is key for staying comfortable.
We aim to make your tour as comfortable as possible and accommodate accessibility requirements to the best of our ability. Our buses are maintained to a high standard and our drive guides are trained to provide support to passengers.
Front left passenger door with three 150mm steps.
Standard coach seats, with a step up to the back row.
Seat configuration: single seats on the passenger side, double seats on the driver’s side.
Three-point seatbelts on all seats (must be worn when moving). Seatbelt extenders available on request.
Buses are not wheelchair accessible.
Large luggage compartments for manual folding wheelchairs or walking frames (no battery-operated wheelchairs allowed).
Staff cannot provide physical assistance. Guests must be able to board and exit independently or with companion assistance.
We offer flexible accommodation options. Please let us know when you make you booking of any specific requirements you have. We love exploring off-the-beaten-path destinations, which means that in some small villages, your accommodation may be up to a 30-minute walk (approximately 1.4 miles) from local facilities. Taxis are available in all locations and an be booked and paid locally.
Lifts and elevators are uncommon but may be available in some hotels. Ground floor rooms may be available in some B&Bs and hotels. If either is essential, please let us know at the time of booking.
Hello curious traveller, are you ready to go beyond with us? Whether you're heading to the Highlands, the Lake District, or further; we know you might have a few questions before setting off on your adventure. Our FAQs are here to help make your journey smooth and stress-free.
The UK and Ireland's historic city centres are full of narrow streets and winding roads. So, to speed up your departure, we only pick up from our central meeting points. What's more is leaving the city using the most direct route also reduces the carbon footprint of our tours.
We don't recommend bringing your car into the centre of our departure cities. It can be hard to find parking, and there are excellent public transportation services.
Arrive 15 minutes before your departure time. Due to waiting restrictions, we can't wait for you if you're late.
Entry requirements vary depending on your nationality, personal circumstances, and the country or countries you will travel to and transit through. It is your responsibility to ensure you have all relevant documentation required for your selected itinerary and that you meet all formal entry requirements before travelling.
You can find up-to-date and reliable information on the official tourism website of the counties you’re visiting, or from their embassy or consulate.
If you're late for your tour, our cancellation policy applies. 100% charges are applicable, and you will not be entitled to a refund or alternative.
Cancellation terms depend on which tour you've booked:
1 Day Tours
You'll receive a full refund if you cancel 24 hours or more before the tour departure.
2 - 9 Day Tours
You'll receive a 90% refund if you cancel 15 or more days before the tour departure.
10+ Day Tours
You'll receive a 90% refund if you cancel 21 or more days before the tour departure.
Package tours
You'll receive a 90% refund if you cancel 56 days or more before the tour departure.
If you cancel inside these notice periods, full charges will apply and no refunds will be issued.
To cancel your booking please email tours@rabbies.com as soon as possible. The effective date of cancellation will be the date we receive written confirmation from you.
Your tour will always follow the itinerary as closely as possible. Your driver-guide will keep you up to date on the road, and we'll try to get in touch about any large changes prior to your departure.
It's simple: you book, you go. This means we'll never cancel your tour because of a minimum numbers policy.
Due to logistical reasons, we're unable to let you pre-book a seat on the bus. But our comfortable 16-seat mini-coaches have huge windows. So, you'll always get a good view.
We like to keep our coaches small and nimble. This means we have no on-board toilet facilities, but you frequently stop in local towns and villages for comfort breaks.
We regret we don't carry children under the age of five on our scheduled tours. Also, some of our tours that focus on whisky experiences are suitable for travellers aged 18+.
You can ask us about the tours we recommend for younger children. And if your child is less than 1.35m tall, you should let us know, so we can provide them with a suitable booster seat.
We want you to enjoy every country you visit with us. And we believe the best way to do this is to get you off the mini-coach and out exploring. So, we give you plenty of time to take photos, go walking, and explore ancient ruins.
Accommodation is a key part of your multi-day tour experience. Where accommodation is not included as part of your tour you will have the free option to have us reserve rooms on your behalf (Reserved by Rabbie's) or server your own accommodation with a venue of your choosing (Tour Only).
Where accommodation not included in your tour package, prices will vary per location, time of year and are based on availability. We work with verified 3rd party providers who set their own prices.
You should expect to pay from £80 (€80) per person per night for B&B Ensuite accommodation or from £100 (€100) for a Hotel. Prices are based on multiple occupancy per room. Supplements for single occupancy may apply.
For more details please view our Accommodation Guide
We exclude visitor attractions in your tour price because it lets you travel your way. It means you can pamper yourself with a luxury lunch or skip an attraction whenever you feel like it.
You don't need to. We stop in small towns, villages, and rural eateries where you can choose whatever meal pleases both your taste buds and your budget.
Let's be honest, our driver-guides would never refuse a cheeky bonus. But it's up to you, and the amount is entirely at your discretion.
We advise you take out travel insurance.
You're protected by ABTOT when you chose to let us reserve your accommodation on a multi-day tour. This means you can claim back anything you've paid us if we become bankrupt. Read our terms and conditions for more information.
If you have any more questions, call us on +44(0)131 226 3133, email tours@rabbies.com , or check out our full FAQs.
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