Top Windsor & Eton Half-day Tours

Get to grips with the 1,000-year history of Windsor Castle on a private tour of the royal residence. Rather than following a large group, you’ll explore the castle’s grounds and interior— including highlights such as the State Apartments and St. George’s Chapel—at your own pace and enjoy the undivided attention of your private guide.

Discover the highlights of Windsor and Eton over the course of a single tour—and get up close and personal with some of England’s loveliest scenery—during this small-group bike tour of the region. Depart in the morning or afternoon, grab your bike and helmet, and make way to Windsor Castle, Eton College, Dorney Court, and other highlights of the Thames Valley. As you go, your guide will share stories and history about the sights.

Book this hop-on hop-off bus tour in Windsor to explore at your own pace, without having to stick with a large group or adhere to a strict itinerary. You’ll have access to the pass for an entire 24 hours, plus audio guides in several languages to tell you all the facts and figures about each place.

New tour that starts in May 2026, this is a private, personalised driving tour hosted by Paul, a knowledgeable local, offering a relaxed and flexible way to explore Windsor, Eton and the Thames Valley. The experience is designed for up to 4 people, with one fixed price per group. Unlike standard tours, you won’t be following a rigid schedule or part of a group. Instead, the experience is tailored to your pace, with opportunities for short stops, photos and adjustments along the way. Travel in a premium SUV and discover a mix of well-known landmarks and lesser-known locations, all within a comfortable 3.5-hour journey.

Go from Windsor to Eton, following an audio tour, downloaded to your cellphone. The VoiceMap app gives you all the information from a classic sightseeing tour, but allows you to enjoy it at your own pace, when you want, and with your personal group. Narrated by an experienced local tour guide, the guide recounts tales of the Royal Family in the towns, and showcases landmarks like the Long Walk and the Crooked House of Windsor.