An option for small group that didn't do the standard windsor and oxford stops, this was a great alternative. It was so fascinating to learn not just about Stonehenge's history but other stone circles found in the country. Stopping at small towns to help give you a great feel for life back in older times, our guide was so knowledgeable he was even able to help point out a candy store that locked up back in the 80's and has sat untouched with it's old treats.

We wanted to take advantage of our stay in London to discover a bit of England for a day. This excursion made it easy for us. The pluses: the fluid organization, the guide and the small group make it possible to optimize the time, without which we would not have completed half of the programme. We really appreciated the fact that we were free during the visits and that everyone could go at their own pace and choose how to use the time available. We really liked the route taken by the mini bus which plunged us into the English countryside, magnificent! Cons: the half-hour delay of the guide at the meeting place in the morning. Fortunately he caught up with his sympathy and his explanations throughout the day. Lacock and Avebury are too many and do not leave enough time to discover Bath. We would have preferred not to visit them and spend more time in Bath because 2 hours is really not enough for this splendid city.

This tour has a lot in it, but it was a fantastic tour for those with limited time who wants to see a lot of varying sites - from Stonehenge with the mysteries of its origins and purpose to Bath with both Roman and high society of regaled by Jane Austin - its wonderful. Laycock and Avenbury are again so different, but great towns - and you get to see many Cotswold cities getting to and from these wonderful towns. Andrew our guide was funny and informative! Definitly happy we took this and definitly think it one to put on your bucket list. Kelly