Top South West England Multi-day Tours

Discover the history of medieval towns, gaze upon beautiful landscapes, and marvel at longstanding structures as you explore the beauty of South Wales. Visit St Davids, Britain’s smallest city, and stay overnight in Tenby. After a night in this beautiful medieval harbour town, you might never want to leave. Marvel at two National Parks - the Brecon Beacons as each area of this national park is unique in its own way, and Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - Backed by hills, estuaries, valleys, and woodlands; a stunning coastline isn't all on offer in this beautiful region, so you’re sure to love this scenic drive. On this trip, we let you discover the wonders of South Wales.

There literally is nothing else like this! We walk the land, we sleep under the stars, our ponies pack the kit. Dorset is a stunning county, with two Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and 40% of the county designated National Landscape. It is a complex network of rolling fields, ancient woodlands, pine plantations and the tracks and green lanes that connect them, and we get you right in the middle of it, camping wild in ancient woodland. We take the work out of your walk by not only planning a gorgeous route, but with the help of our furry friends, Bob and Evie, the pack ponies. ​Meander through heathland, woodland & plantation. Cross sparkling fords, take in distant views. Visit thatched villages along old smugglers routes. ​​​Our route is carefully planned, tried and tested to give you the best experience with pack ponies.​ Walk further, camp wilder, breathe...

The Stonehenge Salisbury and Avebury Road Trip Guidebook is a structured multi day journey through one of England's most historically layered landscapes. Covering approximately 124 miles (198 km), under 5 hours drive time, the route travels through Wiltshire. From honey coloured villages and abbeys to vast prehistoric monuments and cathedral cities, the journey reveals thousands of years of history. Includes West Wiltshire Villages – Castle Combe, Lacock, Bradford on Avon and Corsham introduce the journey with stone villages, abbey landscapes and historic towns. Avebury and The Ridgeway – The North Wessex Downs prehistoric landscapes including Avebury stone circle and an introduction to Britains oldest road. Stonehenge and Salisbury Plain – The route crosses open downland to Stonehenge before finishing in Salisbury where the cathedral spire rises above medieval streets. This online, self-guided road trip guidebook helps you plan and explore at your own pace.

The Forest of Dean & Wye Valley Online Road Trip Guidebook is a structured multi-day journey through one of Britain’s most atmospheric border landscapes, where England and Wales meet. Covering approximately 76 miles (122 km), the route works best over 3–6 days, with flexibility for 3–10+ days. Distances are short but the contrasts are striking as forest roads open into dramatic river viewpoints. Forest of Dean – Ancient woodland, mining heritage and traditional forest towns surrounded by England’s last great wildwood. Wye Valley – Limestone cliffs, river viewpoints and historic landmarks including Symonds Yat and Tintern Abbey. Each section includes narrative introductions, route structure and time-based planning ideas. This online self-guided trip helps you plan and explore at your own pace. With 12 months included, access begins from the selected booking date — choose a date that allows time for planning rather than your travel date.

Cornwall is known for its impressive outdoor beauty, and you’ll get to experience both waves and the wilderness on this action-packed trip. Take the stress out of packing lots of gear by having a wetsuit, a surfboard, a tent, a pillow, and an airbed provided. You won’t have to worry if you’ve never been surfing before as a surf coach will teach you. Highlights include Towan Headland, a coasteering session, and camping in a picturesque private woodlands area.