A comprehensive one-day tour of London's Cotswolds, Bourton-on-the-Water, and Bibury, featuring Chinese language instruction [Premium 8-person group].

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Step into the soul of the English countryside, admire the honey-colored stone houses of the Cotswolds, stroll along the poetic banks of Bourton-on-the-Water, pause at the tranquil ancient village of Bibury, and savor the medieval charm and English leisure amidst the pastoral idyll, experiencing the unique allure of what is hailed as "Britain's most beautiful countryside".

Important Information

We offer high-quality Chinese-language services, with professional Chinese-speaking guides providing in-depth explanations of local history and culture. Our small group tour (8 people) provides a comfortable, private, and immersive experience. Please note that the itinerary may be adjusted due to factors such as traffic and weather.

If you are unable to travel as scheduled due to personal reasons (being late, boarding the wrong vehicle, train or plane delays, etc.), it will be considered a No Show, and no refund or additional compensation will be provided. Thank you for your understanding.

Lunch is not included in the itinerary. We suggest you prepare your own meal in advance, or dine at one of the characteristic tea rooms or country restaurants in Bourton-on-the-Water or Bibury Village to enjoy authentic English snacks and country cuisine.

The Cotswolds region is mostly comprised of ancient villages and pastoral landscapes. The country roads are often paved with cobblestones or grassy sections, so please wear comfortable, non-slip walking shoes for easy exploration.

Bibury Arlington Townhouses are a medieval complex, with some areas being private residences. Please refrain from loud noises and taking photos of the interiors of the houses, and respect the local residents' lifestyle.

The Bourton River waterfront area is quite damp, and some of the stone bridge steps are steep. Please walk carefully, keep an eye on your belongings, and avoid getting close to the riverbank to ensure your safety.

Some ancient villages in the Cotswolds contain private property and farms. Please do not enter without permission, trample on crops, or disturb livestock. Please respect local village rules.

If an attraction is temporarily closed, the tour guide will adjust the order of visits as needed and provide alternative attractions (all of which are characteristic Cotswold villages or landscapes), or add in-depth historical and cultural explanations to ensure that your trip experience is not affected.