Day 1: Arrival in London

Upon arriving at London Heathrow Airport, post immigration and customs, you'll seamlessly transition from the world of aviation to the enchanting heart of London. Your transfer will whisk you away to the beating pulse of this vibrant city, setting the stage for an extraordinary experience.

As the afternoon gracefully transforms into evening, embark on a culinary journey in Central London where you dine at one of the London’s refined eateries. Post-dinner, let the evening unfold at your own pace. Stroll through the illuminated streets of Bond Street, Carnaby Street and Regent Street, savouring the city's ambiance, or retire for the night at the hotel, setting the tone for the adventures that lie ahead.

8+ guests: Includes lunches, dinners

For up to 7 guests, this is a self-guided tour in London.

Day 2: London’s iconic landmarks and River Thames elegance

After a good night’s sleep and a full breakfast, the morning brings regal splendour as you witness the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace (times are subject to change). A timeless spectacle, this ceremony embodies the city’s historic charm and royal heritage. From there, venture to St. Jame’s Park and Trafalgar Square, a hub of iconic landmarks surrounded by the prestigious National Gallery, where art and history seamlessly converge.

As the day progresses, immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Covent Garden and Leicester Square, exploring cultural richness. After a delectable lunch, visit Westminster, home to the iconic Big Ben, Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, and of course 10 Downing Street, the official residence of the Prime Minister of the UK. The evening concludes with a serene river cruise from Westminster to Greenwich (included attraction), passing beneath the majestic Tower Bridge, a perfect blend of history and elegance.

After dinner, rest of the evening is at leisure or you may choose to retire for the night at your conveniently located hotel. (B)

B = Breakfast. 8+ guests: Includes lunches, dinners

For up to 7 guests, this is a self-guided tour in London.

Day 3: London’s skyline views and shopping extravaganza

After a much needed restful sleep and a hearty breakfast, time to elevate your senses in the morning as you ascend to the heights of Horizon 22, The Shard or the London Eye. Panoramic views of London’s skyline create a majestic backdrop for the day’s grandeur. In the late morning, indulge in a riverside walk along the Thames or perhaps enjoy a cup of tea or coffee in one of the riverside cafés.

Post-lunch afternoon invites you into the enchanting world of Madame Tussauds, where lifelike wax figures bring history and celebrity to life. (Alternatively, you may choose to visit the British Museum or Natural History Museum or the Science Museum. They are free to enter and include access to their permanent galleries. Some temporary exhibitions may require an entry fee). Following this immersive experience, delve into a luxurious shopping spree along the world-renowned Oxford Street, Regent Street, and Bond Street. Discover the latest trends and timeless elegance in the heart of London's shopping district.

As the day gently transitions into evening, time for a leisurely dinner, relishing the culmination of your London adventure. Rest of the evening is yours to savour, reflecting on the memories crafted in this dynamic metropolis - a true testament to the harmonious blend of tradition, culture, and luxury that defines London's allure. (B)

B = Breakfast. 8+ guests: Includes lunches, dinners

For up to 7 guests, this is a self-guided tour in London.

Day 4: All aboard for a Glasgow grandeur

After breakfast, it’s time to check-out of hotel and leave the hustle and bustle of London and embark on a train journey from London to Glasgow. Upon arrival, begin your Glasgow visit by heading to the bustling Merchant City for a delightful lunch at one of the trendy restaurants, immersing yourself in the city's contemporary culinary scene and a leisurely stroll. Explore the dynamic Riverside Museum, showcasing Glasgow's transport history, or visit the fascinating Glasgow Science Centre for interactive exhibits.

Alternatively, visit the iconic Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, a treasure trove of art, artefacts, and natural history. Stroll through the picturesque Kelvingrove Park, taking in the serene surroundings and Victorian architecture.

In the late afternoon, discover the historic Glasgow Cathedral, an architectural marvel dating back to the 12th century, and stroll through the atmospheric Necropolis for panoramic city views. Conclude your day with a visit to the eclectic West End, where vintage shops, trendy boutiques, and charming cafes line the vibrant streets.

As the day unfolds, Glasgow reveals its multifaceted character, blending the richness of its past with the energy of its present. Whether exploring cultural institutions, enjoying culinary delights, or simply wandering through its diverse neighbourhoods, a day in Glasgow promises an enriching and memorable experience. (B)

B = Breakfast. 8+ guests: Includes lunches, dinners

For up to 7 guests, this is a self-guided tour in Glasgow.

Day 5: Mystique and enchantment of Scottish Highlands

Today is all about the awe-inspiring natural wonders of Scottish Highlands. You start your journey and head towards the awe-inspiring Glencoe. Traverse the majestic glen, where towering peaks and dramatic landscapes tell tales of both beauty and tragedy. Pause at key viewpoints to absorb the charm and rich history that permeate this Highland gem. Revel in the picturesque beauty before you set off towards your next destination.

You then arrive at the picturesque village of Luss, nestled along the shores of Loch Lomond. Enjoy a delightful afternoon tea at a waterside café, soaking in the charm of this conservation village with its quaint cottages and vibrant flower gardens. Stroll along the loch's edge or consider a boat trip to fully appreciate the serenity of Loch Lomond.

Embark on the final leg of today’s journey back to Glasgow, as you traverse the scenic roads that lead through the Trossachs National Park and alongside Loch Lomond. As you approach Glasgow, witness the landscape gradually transform from Highland tranquillity to the dynamic energy of the city. Conclude your day with a delightful dinner in the hotel or one of Glasgow's diverse and acclaimed restaurants, celebrating the seamless blend of Highland majesty and urban elegance experienced throughout your unforgettable Highlands journey. (B)

B = Breakfast. 8+ guests: Includes lunches, dinners

Day 6: Fife coastline of St. Andrews and historic Stirling

After a restful night sleep and a hearty Scottish or vegetarian breakfast, it is time to check out of the hotel in Glasgow. You embark on a scenic drive towards a distinguished lowlands Single Malt whisky distillery of Kingsbarns in St. Andrews. Immerse yourself in the art of whisky-making with a guided tour (optional), learning about the craftsmanship and traditions that make Scottish whisky renowned worldwide. Conclude the visit with a tasting session, savouring the nuanced notes of this liquid gold.

St. Andrews in Scotland is a town steeped in history, charm, and golfing prestige. Known as the "Home of Golf," St. Andrews is synonymous with the ancient sport, boasting the iconic Old Course, where golf has been played for over six centuries. Beyond the greens, the town unfolds its history, featuring the ruins of St. Andrews Cathedral and St. Andrews Castle. The university town exudes a scholarly
atmosphere, with its medieval streets, inviting cafes, and a captivating blend of ancient and modern architecture. As the North Sea breeze carries echoes of centuries past, St. Andrews invites visitors to explore its storied streets, relish its golfing legacy, and immerse themselves in the timeless allure of this Scottish gem.

After lunch, your journey takes you to Stirling. A city where the Scottish resistance, epitomised by the iconic figure of William Wallace, reflects a spirited defiance against oppression and a fervent dedication to national freedom. Wallace, a Scottish knight and leader, played a pivotal role in the First War of Scottish Independence against English rule in the late 13th century. The legendary Battle of Stirling Bridge, where Wallace achieved a significant victory, stands as a testament to the unwavering determination of the Scottish resistance. You have time at leisure in Stirling to visit The National Wallace Monument and the iconic Stirling Castle (optional).

Time permitting, you visit Queensferry to capture the breathtaking views of iconic Forth Bridges as they span the Firth of Forth. Following this, enjoy a delightful dinner at a local restaurant in Edinburgh, relishing the flavours of the region, and stay for two nights in this gem of a city. (B)

B = Breakfast. 8+ guests: Includes lunches, dinners

Day 7: Edinburgh – The jewel of Scotland

After breakfast, put on your most comfortable clothes and walking shoes as you explore this jewel of Scotland on foot at leisure.

Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, is a city steeped in history and charm. Nestled between the looming Edinburgh Castle (included attraction) and the picturesque Holyrood Palace, the Royal Mile winds through the heart of the Old Town, adorned with cobblestone streets and medieval architecture. The city’s rich cultural tapestry unfolds in its vibrant festivals, including the renowned Edinburgh Tattoo Festival and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Overlooking the city, Arthur’s Seat at the top of Holyrood Park offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the landscape (not suitable for those who are less able to walk or hill climb). Museums like the National Museum of Scotland showcase the nation’s heritage, while Scotland’s dynamic life in places like the Grassmarket adds a modern flair to this timeless destination. Edinburgh truly captivates visitors with its blend of ancient allure and contemporary energy.

Late afternoon, you visit Calton Hill situated in the heart of Edinburgh. Renowned for its commanding position, it serves as a popular vantage point from which visitors can marvel at the city's historic architecture, including the Edinburgh Castle, the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the Scott Monument and the scenic beauty of the surrounding landscapes. With its combination of natural beauty and architectural splendour, Calton Hill is a must-visit destination for those seeking both cultural enrichment and breathtaking vistas. You have evening at leisure in Edinburgh as you stay for two nights in this majestic city.

As twilight descends, the city lights up, casting a magical glow over both the Scott Monument and Princes Street, creating an enchanting atmosphere that lingers in the memories of all who explore this captivating Scottish capital. After dinner, you return back to your hotel and put your feet up for rest of the evening at leisure before retiring for the night. (B)

B = Breakfast. 8+ guests: Includes lunches, dinners

For up to 7 guests, this is a self-guided tour in Edinburgh.

Day 8: Goodbyes are hard but memories leave indelible mark

It is time to check out of the hotel after breakfast, bid farewell and make your way to Edinburgh airport for your return flight home. Saying goodbye to the enchanting landscapes, historic wonders, and vibrant cities that make up England and Scotland can be bittersweet. As the journey concludes, we hope that the memories of iconic landmarks like London's bustling streets, the rugged beauty of Scottish Highlands, the captivating tales of Glasgow, and the lively spirit of Edinburgh will linger in your heart. Each day brought a new adventure, weaving a tapestry of experiences that showcased the diverse landscape of this remarkable region.

We are certain that the journey of British Capitals together with Scottish Highlands, with its rich blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, will leave an indelible mark on your soul. The stories shared, and the moments of awe-inspiring discovery will create a journal of memories that will be cherished long after the journey has ended. While goodbyes may be difficult, the memories of this extraordinary sojourn serve as a lasting reminder of the beauty and diversity that define London and Scotland. Until the next adventure beckons, the echoes of this remarkable journey will resonate in your heart, offering solace and inspiration for the road ahead. (B)

B = Breakfast

Any day arrival in London.

Starts: London Heathrow airport.

Finishes: Edinburgh airport.

Luggage: 1 airline style check-in suitcase not exceeding 23kg, 1 small carry-on suitcase not exceeding 7kg, 1 rucksack or shoulder bag for onboard personal items.

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• Up to 7 passengers: Self-guided city tours of London, Glasgow and Edinburgh. In other words, price does not include driver-guide or guided tours of these three cities.
• 8+ passengers: Price includes lunches, dinners and private door-to-door ground transport with driver-guide throughout the journey including London, Glasgow and Edinburgh.
• All our trips are private. We guarantee privacy, offer comfort and peace of mind of door-to-door transport with your family, friends and group.
• We do not offer seat-in-coach (SIC) tours.
• Prices are subject to availability at the time of booking.
• Please complete the Guest information form (opens in new tab) to help us plan your smooth, stress-free luxury trip to the UK and Ireland.

• 7 nights city centre hotel stay on standard double/twin sharing basis with full breakfasts, Wi-Fi and where available, access to on premise leisure centre, heated swimming pool and gym.
• Private chauffeured one way airport transfers - (1) London Heathrow airport with Meet & Greet to hotel, (2) Edinburgh hotel to Edinburgh airport.
• One way second-class scheduled train journey from London to Glasgow (specified train only).
• One way private transfers - (1) Hotel to train station in London, (2) Train station to hotel in Glasgow.
• All road tolls, parking, taxes and service charges.
• For up to 7 guests, exclusive personal door-to-door ground transport in a Mercedes-Benz or similar executive class vehicle with the stories and services of our expert English speaking driver-guide on Scottish Highlands 2-day trip. Self-guided in London, Glasgow and Edinburgh.
• For 8+ guests, exclusive personal door-to-door ground transport in a Mercedes-Benz or similar executive class vehicle with the stories and services of our expert English speaking driver-guide throughout the journey.
• For up to 7 guests, driver-guide meals and gratuity on day 5 and 6.
• For 8+ guests, driver-guide meals and gratuity throughout the journey.
• COMPLIMENTARY: One 500ml bottle of water per person on day 5 and 6.

• Anything that is not mentioned under “Inclusions” section.

• 24/7 UK emergency helpline for a worry-free trip.
• Room assignments/early check-in prior to 15:00 is subject to availability and may be subject to additional cost by the hotel. Check-out is generally at 11:00. Late check-out is subject to availability and may be subject to additional cost by the hotel.
• All our trips are private, providing ample time at leisure for photo opportunities. We can make additional stops at your discretion, ensuring it is done safely and within regulated driving hours.
• Adjustments to the itinerary can be made based on your specific interests and preferences.
• Entrance tickets, that are not included, can be pre-purchased during your trip booking. In the event of the attraction being closed on the scheduled day of visit, refund will be processed back to the original payment method.
• We offer the option to arrange a driver-guide fluent in Hindi, Chinese, and several other languages for your trip, subject to an additional cost. Kindly inquire about this service at the time of booking.
• Children must be seated in their own seats on the vehicle and must be supervised by an adult at all times.
• Your driver-guide will not accompany you inside attractions.
• Don’t drop litter, not even fruit peel and skins.
• Carry your waterproof clothing and comfortable walking shoes.
• B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner

Porterage and room drops

• At cost

• Don’t wear flip flops, sandals or sports trainers. Wear ankle supporting boots or hiking shoes.
• Don’t move rocks and stones around.
• Don’t drop litter, not even fruit peel and skins.
• Always go with a walking buddy.
• Make sure you read any warning notices and only follow hiking tracks.
• Walking waterproof trousers. Zip offs are good in the summer, and in colder months go for insulated ones.
• Hat and sunglasses for sunny days, waterproof jackets, base layers, warm hat, gloves and a
  scarf/chute in colder months.
• Spare socks and a clean t-shirt.
• Children must be supervised by an adult at all times.
• Equipment: Rucksack, First aid kit, including an insulated foil blanket and any medication you might need, Trekking poles, Whistle, Charged torch, Charged phone, High energy snacks, Plenty to drink, Map (you can download local maps in your mobile app for offline use).