11-Day Tour of Oxford + Classic England and Scotland + Cambridge and London + White Cliffs + Bath and Stonehenge + Britain's Southwest Coast [Departing from London/Oxford]

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08:00 Meet at Golders Green Underground Station in London and depart. (Please refer to the e-ticket you receive for the actual meeting point and time.) 09:30 Arrive in Windsor (approximately 3 hours for sightseeing and lunch). Known as the English royal family’s backyard, Windsor has inspired Shakespeare’s The Merry Wives of Windsor and is where Edward VIII chose love over the throne. It is also home to Windsor Castle, beloved by the late Queen of England. The medieval architecture glows golden in the sunlight, and the castle was also a filming location for Divas Hit the Road 2. Note: Windsor Castle is extremely popular year-round. During the summer peak season, queuing to buy tickets and pass security may take around an hour. The attraction may close at short notice or suspend ticket sales. Whether to enter the castle will be determined by the tour guide based on the circumstances. 13:00 Meet and depart for Oxford 14:30 Arrive in Oxford (approximately 3 hours for sightseeing and dinner). A cradle of British royalty and scholars, Oxford is also the birthplace of the fairy tale Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. The University of Oxford and the city blend into one, with a university without walls and distinctive colleges set against the town’s streetscape. You can explore at your own pace. Recommended sights (outside views): the Ashmolean Museum, with its extensive collections; the University Church of St Mary the Virgin, with nearly a thousand years of history; Trinity College, which has produced three British prime ministers; Hertford Bridge, the covered bridge connecting two Hertford College buildings, also known as the Bridge of Sighs; the 23-metre-high Carfax Tower, built in the 11th century; and Radcliffe Square, often featured on Oxford postcards. 18:00 Meet at the designated location and depart for the hotel 20:00 Arrive at the hotel (arrival time may be earlier or later depending on the hotel’s location) Reference prices for optional activities and attraction tickets today (ticket prices may vary by season; please refer to the attraction’s official website or its price notice on the day of your visit): △ Windsor Castle: £36/adult; £18/child (ages 5–17)

Important notes

Important notes: 1. Windsor Castle is popular year-round. During the busy summer season, queuing to buy tickets and pass security may take around 1 hour. The castle may close temporarily or suspend ticket sales; whether the group visits inside is subject to the guide's arrangements. 2. The optional activities above may be adjusted due to force majeure, such as weather or venue conditions. The actual arrangements on the day of travel will apply.

Meals

Breakfast: at your own expense Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense

Accommodation

Three-star Holiday Inn or equivalent hotel

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Windsor Castle

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Windsor Castle is located in Windsor, within the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead in Berkshire, southeastern England. It is the family castle of the British royal House of Windsor and the largest inhabited castle in the world today.

University Church of St Mary the Virgin

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The University Church of St Mary the Virgin is Oxford University’s main church and has a history of nearly a thousand years. Its architecture is grand and ornate. Located beside Gloucester Green Bus Station, it is also many visitors’ first impression of Oxford. This is a late Gothic building, and from its tower you can enjoy panoramic views of Oxford. The porch was built in 1637, and its spiral columns were a major innovation in the history of British architecture. The 1645 war left bullet marks on the porch.

Trinity College

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Trinity College is a college of the University of Oxford, founded in 1555. It is located on Broad Street in Oxford, England, between Balliol College and Blackwell's Bookshop, opposite Turl Street. It is surrounded by iron railings rather than walls, and its distinctive blue gates give it a more open appearance than other Oxford colleges.

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09:00 Meet at the hotel and depart (the departure time may be earlier or later depending on the hotel’s location and itinerary arrangements; sightseeing times will be adjusted accordingly) 10:00 Meet the other tour participants at Birmingham Airport railway station. 12:00 Arrive in Altrincham, Manchester, and meet the other tour participants before heading to the Lake District. 15:00 Arrive at Lake Windermere, one of the Lake District’s most popular natural lakes (approximately 2.5 hours). Pause by the lakeside to watch the royal swans glide through the water, stroll along the shore, or walk out onto the pier to admire the lake and mountain scenery up close. Take your time and enjoy the Lake District’s tranquility. You can explore independently. We recommend (exterior view): For a nostalgic taste of childhood fun, head into the town to find the beloved British storybook attraction, The World of Beatrix Potter! 18:00 Meet up and leave the Lake District for the hotel. Arrive at the hotel at 22:00 (arrival time may be earlier or later depending on the hotel’s location) Reference prices for today's optional activities and attraction tickets (ticket prices may vary by season; please refer to the attraction's official website or its price notice on the day of your visit. Changes will not be announced separately) △【Windermere Lake Cruise (Blue Line, approximately 45-minute round trip) Islands (Blue) Cruise】: £14.8/adult; £7.4/child (ages 5–15) 【Closed from November through the end of March each year】

Meals

Breakfast: at the hotel Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense

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Three-star holiday hotel or equivalent brand

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Lake Windermere

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Windermere is England’s largest natural lake, set in a glacial valley in the Lake District of Cumbria, with the towns of Windermere and Bowness to the east. Since the construction of the Kendal and Windermere Railway in 1847, it has been one of England’s most popular holiday destinations.

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08:00 Meet at the hotel and depart (depending on the hotel’s location and itinerary arrangements, the departure time may be brought forward or delayed, with sightseeing times adjusted accordingly). Travel along the【A82 road】, a filming location for the James Bond films and a route through Scotland’s beautiful scenery, to see the【Scottish Highlands】, with their ancient castles, rolling mountains, and freely roaming wildlife—a place that fulfills all your imaginings of Scotland. Cross【Glencoe】, featured in the film Braveheart. It is also a paradise for hiking enthusiasts, where you can admire the serene beauty of Loch Tulla and the grandeur of the Three Sisters mountains. 11:45 Stop for lunch near Fort William (approximately 30 minutes). 12:30 Meet and depart. 13:30 Arrive at【Fort Augustus】, at the southern end of Loch Ness (approximately 30 minutes). See the century-old five-lock canal in operation, stroll along the loch, and admire traditional Highland stone terraced houses, soaking up the relaxed, poetic charm of this lochside town. 14:00 Meet and depart. 14:30 Arrive at a scenic area of【Loch Ness】. You can stop for a walk along the loch, or choose to take the【Loch Ness sightseeing cruise】 and visit【Urquhart Castle】 (approximately 1 hour for the cruise and castle visit). Urquhart Castle is one of the most important historic sites in the Scottish Highlands and played a significant role in Scotland’s 14th-century Wars of Independence. From the castle, take in panoramic views of the mysterious Loch Ness, whose scenery now conveys a sense of solitude and mystery. 16:00 Gather and depart for the hotel. 21:00 Arrive at the hotel and rest. (Arrival time may be earlier or later depending on the hotel's location.) Reference prices for today's optional activities and attraction tickets (ticket prices may vary by season; please refer to the attraction's official website or its price notice on the day of your visit. Changes will not be announced separately) △【Loch Ness Cruises (approx. 30 minutes) + Urquhart Castle admission combo ticket】: £34.5/person; £24/child (ages 5–15) [In July and August 2026, tickets will cost £38/adult and £26.5/child (ages 5–15)] *If a cruise or castle is closed during the itinerary (for maintenance, a special event, or poor weather), it may be replaced with a visit to [Urquhart Castle]: £16 per person or a round-trip [Loch Ness cruise of approximately 50 minutes]: £24 per person. If neither of these exceptions applies, you may choose the combo ticket only.

Meals

Breakfast: at the hotel Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense

Accommodation

Three-star holiday hotel or equivalent brand

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Loch Ness

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Although Loch Ness is Scotland's largest freshwater lake, it is better known as part of the name “Loch Ness Monster,” thanks to numerous reported sightings of a plesiosaur-like creature. Loch Ness is said to be bottomless, with an average depth of over 200 meters and a maximum depth of more than 300 meters. Despite its location in the cold Scottish Highlands, it never freezes over.

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09:00 Meet at the hotel and depart (the departure time may be brought forward or pushed back depending on the hotel’s location and itinerary logistics; sightseeing times will be adjusted accordingly) 10:30 Arrive in Edinburgh (approximately 4 hours for sightseeing and lunch; including a 10–20-minute drive past major attractions, with the remaining time at leisure). This is also the final stop in the UK on the “Huashao” tour. Taking in views of the whole city from [Edinburgh Castle] is a must when visiting Edinburgh. It became a royal castle of Scotland as early as the 6th century, long before many European castles. Afterward, you can choose what to visit at your own pace. We recommend (viewing from the outside): Stroll along [the Royal Mile], a great place to find Scottish souvenirs. [The Elephant House] café on a street corner is where J.K. Rowling wrote Harry Potter. [Princes Street], a bustling shopping street, divides Edinburgh into the New Town and Old Town and is renowned as one of the world’s most scenic streets. If interested, visit the [Scottish National Gallery]; [Princes Street Gardens] lie to the east. From afar, admire [Calton Hill], with the blue Atlantic Ocean visible in one direction and panoramic views of Edinburgh Castle in the other. If time allows, you can visit the more distant [Palace of Holyroodhouse], the Queen’s summer residence. 15:00 Meet and depart for the hotel. 20:00 Arrive at the hotel and rest (arrival time may be earlier or later depending on the hotel’s location) Reference prices for optional activities and attraction admission on this day (ticket prices may vary by season. Please refer to the attraction’s official website or the price notices posted on the day of your visit; changes will not be announced separately): △【Edinburgh Castle】: £26/adult; £15.5/child (ages 7–15) (Includes castle admission only; audio guide equipment is not included. Due to the attraction’s special nature, entry cannot be guaranteed. Ticket prices are for reference; the price charged by the castle on the day applies.) (Closed to the public on December 25 and 26 each year for Christmas)

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Helpful tip: 1. Edinburgh Castle is extremely popular throughout the year (we recommend booking tickets in advance during the summer). Tickets on the attraction’s official website are often sold out in advance or the attraction may close temporarily. Successful ticket purchase is subject to confirmation on the official attraction website. 2. If you need to purchase Edinburgh Castle tickets, we recommend booking an entry time between 13:30 and 15:00 on the day of your visit from October to April, and between 12:00 and 14:00 from May to September. The recommended visit duration is approximately 30–60 minutes. The order of visits may be adjusted on some itineraries; please check with our sales team to confirm a suitable time. Official ticket website for reference: https://www.edinburghcastle.scot/plan-your-visit/tickets △【Chinese takeaway dinner (minimum order of 15)】: £16 per set meal (this option can be arranged when staying at a hotel near Newcastle) Each set meal includes 1 Chinese stir-fry dish + 1 serving of rice + 1 bowl of soup of the day. Choose from Chinese stir-fry dishes such as chicken, pork, or vegetarian options. The weekly menu is subject to the restaurant’s information. (This option can be arranged for hotels near Newcastle.)

Meals

Breakfast: at the hotel Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense

Accommodation

Three-star holiday hotel or equivalent brand

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Edinburgh Castle

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Edinburgh Castle is a symbol of the spirit of Edinburgh and even Scotland. Standing atop an extinct volcanic rock, it overlooks the city. The Military Tattoo is held here every August, showcasing the castle’s solemn grandeur. Edinburgh was built on an extinct volcanic rock 135 meters above sea level, with a slope on one side and cliffs on the other three. As long as the castle gates on the slope were guarded, it was virtually impregnable, and no matter how large an enemy army was, it could do little against it. Edinburgh Castle became a royal fortress in the 6th century and subsequently an important royal residence and center of national administration. No visit to Edinburgh is complete without seeing the castle, which is visible from every corner of the city center.

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08:00 Gather at the hotel and depart (departure time may be earlier or later depending on the hotel’s location and itinerary arrangements; sightseeing times will be adjusted accordingly). 10:00 Arrive in 【York】 (approx. 4 hours for sightseeing and lunch). This ancient city, with a history of over 1,900 years, blends the cultures of different eras in Britain and is a microcosm and witness to British history. Explore at your own pace. Recommended sights (exteriors): the medieval Gothic 【York Minster】 and the 【York City Walls】, which have endured the passage of time. The cobbled medieval street 【The Shambles】 was used as a filming location for Diagon Alley in Harry Potter, and today offers plenty of places to eat, drink, shop, and browse. If time permits, you can also stroll along the 【River Ouse】 or visit the enormous 【National Railway Museum】. When you’re ready for a break, enjoy a traditional English afternoon tea at 【Bettys Café Tea Rooms】, renowned for over a century, and soak up the leisurely holiday atmosphere. 14:30 Leave York and head for the hotel. (En route, guests getting off in Manchester and Birmingham will be dropped off.) 22:00 Arrive at the hotel and rest (arrival time may be earlier or later depending on the hotel’s location). Reference prices for optional activities and attraction admission on this day (ticket prices may vary by season. Please refer to the attraction’s official website or the price notices posted on the day of your visit; changes will not be announced separately): △【York Minster】: £20 per person (if the attraction restricts group entry, you may pay individually to visit inside or view it from the outside for free; closed on December 25 and 26. Please note)

Meals

Breakfast: at the hotel Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense

Accommodation

Three-star holiday hotel or equivalent brand

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York Minster

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York Minster is one of Europe’s largest surviving medieval Gothic churches and one of the world’s finest examples of church design and architecture. It is magnificent and solemn, and took more than 200 years to complete.

The Shambles

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The Shambles, also known as Shambles Street, is one of the best-preserved medieval streets in Britain. As you stroll along it, you can imagine stepping back in time to the 15th century. Google has named it one of the world’s most beautiful streets, making it well worth a visit.

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09:00 Meet at the hotel and depart (the departure time may be earlier or later depending on the hotel’s location and itinerary arrangements; sightseeing times will be adjusted accordingly) 10:00 Arrive at Warwick Castle in Warwickshire (approximately 1.5 hours for sightseeing and lunch). The castle’s history dates back to the 11th century. Its grounds include Castle Mound, round towers and expansive lawns, and you can climb to the top for panoramic views. The castle also often offers activities suitable for families with children. (If the attraction is closed or undergoing maintenance during the trip, or if the itinerary is adjusted, the visit will be replaced with Stratford-upon-Avon, also known as Shakespeare’s town.) 12:00 Meet and depart from Warwick Castle. 14:30 Arrive in Cambridge, a renowned British university city (approximately 3.5 hours for sightseeing). Xu Zhimo’s poem “Saying Goodbye to Cambridge Again” describes Cambridge. The colleges’ historic buildings surround expansive lawns, while the winding River Cam runs through the university city. Enjoy a leisurely punt ride on the River Cam, or explore the colleges on foot and soak up the cultural atmosphere. You can then explore at your own pace. Recommended sights (exteriors): the grand and beautiful King’s College, with its magnificent Gothic architecture; Trinity College, renowned for both its prestige and wealth, whose entrance features an apple tree said to be descended from the one that struck Newton; and two famous bridges over the River Cam—Newton’s Mathematical Bridge and the Bridge of Sighs, which connects to St John’s College. 18:30 Meet and depart for the hotel. 21:00 Arrive at the hotel and rest (arrival time may be earlier or later depending on the hotel’s location). Reference prices for optional activities and attraction admission on this day (ticket prices may vary by season. Please refer to the attraction’s official website or the price notices posted on the day of your visit; changes will not be announced separately): △【Warwick Castle】: £24/person (If this attraction is closed or undergoing maintenance during the tour, the itinerary will instead include a visit to 【Stratford-upon-Avon, also known as Shakespeare’s hometown】) △ [Cambridge Punting]: £22 per person, approximately 45 minutes round trip

Meals

Breakfast: at the hotel Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense

Accommodation

Three-star holiday hotel or equivalent brand

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Bridge of Sighs

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Of all the bridges at the University of Cambridge, the Bridge of Sighs is the most famous. It is one of Queen Elizabeth's favorite Cambridge sights. Built in 1831, it spans the River Cam. It is said that Queen Victoria was full of praise when she visited the bridge: “So beautiful! So unique!”

King’s College

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King's College, University of Cambridge, was founded in 1441 by King Henry VI of England. Its original design was modest, but from 1445 the college's purpose shifted to showcasing royal status, and its buildings became very grand. During construction, a provost and 70 fellows oversaw the work. The buildings occupied much of central Cambridge, forcing many streets to close. The college enjoyed a range of feudal privileges granted by the king.

Mathematical Bridge

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The Mathematical Bridge was designed by William Etheridge II and built by James Essex in 1749. It was rebuilt in 1866 and 1905, but the original design was unchanged.

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08:00 Meet at the hotel and depart (depending on the hotel’s location and itinerary arrangements, departure may be earlier or later; sightseeing times will be adjusted accordingly). 09:30 Meet the other group members and arrive at 【Tower Bridge】 (exterior; sightseeing time approx. 30 minutes). This bascule and suspension bridge spans the River Thames. It is named for its proximity to the Tower of London and is also a symbol of London. You can also choose to take a 【Thames River sightseeing cruise】 and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the river. The Thames winds through the City of London and connects many of the city’s famous sights, including the London Eye, Millennium Bridge and St Paul’s Cathedral. A cruise on a modern, passenger-friendly boat lets you admire London from a different perspective. (Cruise time approx. 30 minutes; guests not taking the cruise will travel by coach to the next destination.) 10:40 Begin exploring central 【London】 (walking tour approx. 1.5 hours). Head to 【Buckingham Palace】 (exterior), one of the venues for British state ceremonies and royal receptions. Walk past 【Westminster Abbey】 (exterior), an important location in The Da Vinci Code; see the World Heritage Site and Gothic Revival landmark 【Palace of Westminster】 (exterior), the London landmark 【Big Ben】 (exterior), and 【10 Downing Street, the British Prime Minister’s residence】 (exterior), one of the world’s most frequently photographed doorways. 12:30 Meet at the designated location and head to Trafalgar Square. 13:00 Arrive at 【Trafalgar Square/Pigeon Square】 (sightseeing and lunch approx. 1 hour). Trafalgar Square is also commonly known as Pigeon Square because large numbers of pigeons often gather there. It was built to commemorate the famous Battle of Trafalgar. In the center of the square stands a monument and bronze statue of British naval commander Admiral Nelson. 14:00 Meet and depart for the British Museum. 14:30 Arrive at 【the British Museum】 (sightseeing time approx. 2.5 hours; starting May 2026, a 90-minute expert Chinese-language guided tour inside the museum is included). The museum houses more than 8 million objects spanning 2 million years of human history, including artifacts and works of art from cultures around the world. Wander through its galleries and feel as though you are traveling through time, witnessing the convergence of world civilizations. (*The included guided tour is available only on regular opening days. The museum is usually closed from December 24 to 26 each year. If the museum is temporarily closed, or entry is prevented by crowd-control measures or other force majeure circumstances, this benefit will be canceled automatically without a refund or cash alternative; more time will be allocated to visiting the other attractions.) 17:30 Meet and depart for the hotel (dropping off guests en route at Golders Green) 20:00 Arrive at the hotel and rest (arrival time may be earlier or later depending on the hotel’s location) Reference prices for optional activities and attraction tickets today (ticket prices may vary by season; please refer to the attraction’s official website or its price notice on the day of your visit): △ River Thames Cruises (approximately 30 minutes): £14.5/adult, £10/child (ages 5–15)

Important notes

Important notes: The order of sightseeing stops on the London day tour may be adjusted at short notice due to weather, road and traffic conditions, cruise schedules, or other factors. The guide’s arrangements on the day will apply.

Meals

Breakfast: at the hotel Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense

Accommodation

Three-star holiday hotel or equivalent brand

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Buckingham Palace

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Buckingham Palace is the British monarch's main residence and office in London. Located in Westminster, it is a venue for state ceremonies and royal receptions, as well as an important tourist attraction. Buckingham Palace is also an important gathering place during times of celebration or crisis in British history.

Tower Bridge

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Tower Bridge is a bascule and suspension bridge in London, England, crossing the River Thames. It takes its name from its proximity to the Tower of London. It is the first bridge on the Thames when counting from the estuary (there are 15 bridges over the Thames) and is also a symbol of London. Construction began in 1886, and the bridge opened to the public on June 30, 1894, connecting the northern and southern parts of London.

Big Ben

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Elizabeth Tower, formerly known as Big Ben, is one of the world's famous Gothic buildings. The nickname refers to the large clock that chimes the hours on the clock tower attached to the Houses of Parliament. It is one of London's iconic landmarks.

British Museum

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The British Museum, also known as the British Museum, is located at Russell Square, north of New Oxford Street in London. Founded in 1753, it officially opened to the public on January 15, 1759. It is the world's oldest and most magnificent comprehensive museum, as well as one of the four largest and most famous museums in the world.

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☆【Low-season itinerary—October 17, 2025–April 2026】Depart London — Seven Sisters Country Park — Brighton 09:00 Meet at the hotel and depart for Seven Sisters Country Park. (Depending on the hotel's location and itinerary arrangements, departure may be earlier or later; sightseeing times will be adjusted accordingly.) 11:30 Arrive at [Seven Sisters Country Park] (approximately 1 hour). [The white cliffs at Beachy Head] are the highest point of the Seven Sisters cliffs, formed during the Cretaceous period. From the cliffs, you can look out over the magnificent sea, where a 43-meter-high red-and-white lighthouse stands. This was also a filming location for Jay Chou's “What Happened.” (Safety note: Beachy Head is high and on the coast, where winds can be strong. Please keep hold of your belongings and stay away from dangerous areas. Some sections have no railings or only low railings.) 12:30 Meet and depart for Brighton. 13:30 Arrive in [Brighton] (approximately 3 hours for lunch and sightseeing). This seaside town in southern England is known as London's “garden.” It enjoys plenty of sunshine and little rain throughout the year, and has a charming pebble beach, [Brighton Beach], and a long coastline. We recommend exploring at your own pace and enjoying some free time (exterior visits): [Brighton Palace Pier], built in the 19th century, was once a royal pier and was originally called Brighton Palace Pier. [The Royal Pavilion], also known as the Prince Regent's Pavilion, is unlike typical European architecture, with an exterior incorporating Indian design. It was once a summer retreat for the British royal family. [The Lanes] is a street full of small shops with a vintage feel, including antique and vintage stores, homeware shops, fashion accessory boutiques, and cafés. 16:30 Meet and depart for the hotel. 18:30 Arrive at the hotel and rest (arrival time may be earlier or later depending on the hotel's location). ☆【High-season itinerary—from May 2026】Depart London — Brighton — Seven Sisters cliffs and coastline (view from afar) — Birling Gap — Beachy Head cliffs — Belle Tout Lighthouse (view from afar) 09:00 Meet at the hotel and depart for Brighton. (Depending on the hotel's location and itinerary arrangements, departure may be earlier or later; sightseeing times will be adjusted accordingly.) 11:00 Arrive in [Brighton] (approximately 3 hours for lunch and sightseeing). This seaside town in southern England is known as London's “garden.” It enjoys plenty of sunshine and little rain throughout the year, and has a charming pebble beach, [Brighton Beach], and a long coastline. We recommend exploring at your own pace and enjoying some free time (exterior visits): [Brighton Palace Pier], built in the 19th century, was once a royal pier and was originally called Brighton Palace Pier. [The Royal Pavilion], also known as the Prince Regent's Pavilion, is unlike typical European architecture, with an exterior incorporating Indian design. It was once a summer retreat for the British royal family. [The Lanes] is a street full of small shops with a vintage feel, including antique and vintage stores, homeware shops, fashion accessory boutiques, and cafés. 【***Important notice: Every August, traffic restrictions are imposed in Brighton during the Pride Festival (usually held on the first weekend of August; exact dates to be announced). To ensure the tour runs smoothly, we have made the following adjustments to the itinerary on the event day: 1. The visit to [Brighton] will be replaced with a visit to the jewel of the British coast, [Eastbourne], with 2 hours for an in-depth experience (including lunch); 2. The visit to [the Beachy Head cliffs] will be extended from 1.5 hours to 2.5 hours, allowing more time for hiking and photography.】 14:30 Meet and depart for Seven Sisters Country Park. 15:30 Arrive at [Seven Sisters Country Park] (approximately 1.5 hours). [The white cliffs at Beachy Head] are the highest point of the Seven Sisters cliffs, formed during the Cretaceous period. From the cliffs, you can look out over the magnificent sea, where a 43-meter-high red-and-white lighthouse stands. This was also a filming location for Jay Chou's “What Happened.” (Safety note: Beachy Head is high and on the coast, where winds can be strong. Please keep hold of your belongings and stay away from dangerous areas. Some sections have no railings or only low railings.) 17:30 Meet and depart for the hotel. 20:00 Arrive at the hotel and rest (arrival time may be earlier or later depending on the hotel’s location) Reference prices for optional activities and attraction tickets today (ticket prices may vary by season; please refer to the attraction’s official website or its price notice on the day of your visit): △【Royal Pavilion, Brighton】: £21.50 per adult; £13 per child (ages 5–18)

Meals

Breakfast: at the hotel Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense

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Three-star Holiday Inn or equivalent hotel

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Brighton Pier

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Brighton is a seaside city in southern England. Its landmark building is the Royal Pavilion, and the city is known for its pebble-covered beaches. The University of Brighton is one of the UK’s strongest universities, with research at an internationally advanced level and many researchers recognized internationally as experts in their fields.

Royal Pavilion

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The Royal Pavilion, located in Brighton, England, was built in the 19th century and once served as a summer retreat for the British royal family. Today, it is a famous tourist attraction. Its striking exterior blends Indian and Chinese architectural influences, creating a distinctive “Oriental Gothic” style typical of a royal retreat.

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☆【Off-Season Itinerary—October 17, 2025–April 2026】Depart from hotel — Stonehenge — Bath 09:00 After breakfast, meet at the hotel and depart. (Depending on the hotel’s location and itinerary arrangements, departure time may be earlier or later; sightseeing times will be adjusted accordingly.) 10:30 Arrive at 【Stonehenge】 (sightseeing: approximately 1.5 hours). Located on Salisbury Plain in England and dating to approximately 4000–2000 BC, it is an important prehistoric temple site in Britain and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Dozens of enormous stones have stood in a large circle on this flat plain for thousands of years. 12:00 Meet and depart for Bath. 13:00 Arrive in 【Bath】, a historic city in England (lunch and sightseeing: approximately 3.5 hours). The entire city of Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its streets and buildings remain just as described in Jane Austen’s works, and the city’s honey-colored Bath stone buildings offer a distinctive beauty preserved from bygone days. 【The Roman Baths】 are Bath’s landmark attraction. The Romans discovered the hot springs here long ago and built an extensive bathing complex. It is one of the best-preserved Roman sites in Europe. If time permits, you may explore independently. We recommend (exterior view): 【Bath Abbey】, also known as Bath Cathedral, is famous for its enormous stained-glass windows and fan-vaulted ceiling. 【The Royal Crescent】 is a large complex of historic buildings in Bath, built between 1767 and 1775. Its 30 connected houses feature a total of 114 columns, with the road and buildings arranged in a crescent, displaying elegant aristocratic style. The building housing the historic restaurant 【Sally Lunn’s】 dates back to 1482 and is one of Bath’s oldest buildings. 【The River Avon】 flows through Bath, dividing the new and old parts of the city. The stone, three-arched 【Pulteney Bridge】 spans the river. 16:30 Meet and depart for the hotel. 19:30 Arrive at the hotel and rest. (Arrival time may be earlier or later depending on the hotel’s location.) ☆【Peak Season Itinerary—From May 2026】Depart from the hotel—Bath—Stonehenge 09:00 After breakfast, meet at the hotel and depart. (Depending on the hotel’s location and itinerary arrangements, departure time may be earlier or later; sightseeing times will be adjusted accordingly.) 11:00 Arrive in the ancient English city of 【Bath】 (approximately 3.5 hours for lunch and sightseeing). The entire city of Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its streets and buildings remain just as described in Jane Austen’s literary works. Everywhere you look, the city is filled with classical buildings made from honey-colored Bath stone, with the distinctive beauty of a bygone era. 【The Roman Baths】 are Bath’s landmark attraction. The Romans discovered the hot springs here long ago and built an extensive bathing complex. It is one of Europe’s best-preserved Roman sites. If time permits, you may explore independently. Recommended sights (exterior views): 【Bath Abbey】, also known as Bath Cathedral, is famous for its enormous stained-glass windows and fan-vaulted ceiling. 【The Royal Crescent】 is a large complex of historic buildings in Bath, built between 1767 and 1775. It consists of 30 connected houses and has 114 columns. Its road and buildings are arranged in a crescent, exuding elegant aristocratic style. The building housing the historic restaurant 【Sally Lunn’s】 dates back to 1482 and is one of Bath’s oldest buildings. 【The River Avon】 flows through Bath, separating the new and old parts of the city. The stone, three-arched 【Pulteney Bridge】 is built over the river. 14:45 Meet and depart for Stonehenge. 15:45 Arrive at 【Stonehenge】 (approximately 1.5 hours for sightseeing). Located on Salisbury Plain in England, it was built around 4000–2000 BC and is an important prehistoric temple site in the UK. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Dozens of standing stones form a large circle that has stood on this flat plain for thousands of years. 18:00 Meet and depart for the hotel. 20:30 Arrive at the hotel to rest (arrival time may be earlier or later depending on the hotel’s location) Reference prices for optional activities and attraction tickets today (ticket prices may vary by season; please refer to the attraction’s official website or its price notice on the day of your visit): △【Stonehenge】: £34.5/adult; £21.8/child (ages 5–17) △【The Roman Baths】: £35/adult; £28/child (ages 6–18)

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Breakfast: at the hotel Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense

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Three-star Holiday Inn or equivalent hotel

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Roman Baths

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The English name Bath means “bathing.” With its many natural hot springs, the city is also known as the “City of Springs.” The ancient Romans loved bathing in hot springs and firmly believed in their “healing powers.” Hot-spring bathing also became a formal social activity popular among the upper classes of the time. After the ancient Romans invaded during the Middle Ages, the springs here were developed. A large ancient bathing complex built at the time remains in the city center today. Connected to a hot spring nearly 3,000 meters deep, it has flowed continuously for over 10,000 years.

Stonehenge

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Located more than 100 kilometers southwest of London, England, Stonehenge is also known as the Salisbury Ring, the Circle of Standing Stones, and the Temple of the Sun. It is a famous prehistoric temple site in Europe, situated on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, England, and was built around 4000–2000 BC. In 1130, an English priest discovered Stonehenge by chance while out traveling. This unusual ancient monument, made up of huge stones, has fascinated people ever since. Since its discovery, people have speculated about how it came to be. How were such enormous stones put in place? This has long remained an unsolved mystery. What is especially remarkable is that prehistoric people had no tools such as large cranes. How did they raise these stones, weighing dozens of tons each, high into position? This strange formation has prompted endless speculation ever since: how exactly was this arrangement of huge stones built?

Bath Abbey

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Also known as “Bath Cathedral,” Bath Abbey, in the city center, was founded in the 8th century AD. It is famous for its magnificent stained glass and fan-vaulted ceiling, and is known as the “Lantern of the West” because of its many windows. Bath Abbey is a landmark of Bath and hosts the Bath International Music Festival and many other major events. It was also the site of the coronation of England’s first king.

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☆【Off-Season Itinerary—October 17, 2025–April 2026】Depart from hotel — St Ives — Land’s End 08:30 After breakfast, meet at the hotel and depart. (Depending on the hotel’s location and itinerary arrangements, departure time may be earlier or later; sightseeing times will be adjusted accordingly.) 11:00 Arrive at 【St Ives】 (lunch and sightseeing: approximately 2.5 hours). This seaside town tucked between hills and sea is home to numerous galleries and art exhibitions. Known as the “Mediterranean of Britain,” it’s the perfect place to immerse yourself in the wonders and romance of nature! 14:00 Meet and depart for Land’s End. 15:00 Arrive at 【Land’s End】, the southwestern tip of mainland Britain (sightseeing: approximately 1 hour). Cliffs rising 200 feet plunge into the sea at a sharp angle, where the land comes to an end. Surrounded by the sea on three sides, the area offers expansive views, and sunlight scattered across the water looks like a field of stars. 16:00 Meet and depart for the hotel. 20:00 Arrive at the hotel and rest. (Arrival time may be earlier or later depending on the hotel’s location.) ☆【Peak-Season Itinerary—From May 2026】Depart from hotel — St Ives — Land’s End — Porthcurno 08:30 After breakfast, meet at the hotel and depart. (Depending on the hotel’s location and itinerary arrangements, departure time may be earlier or later; sightseeing times will be adjusted accordingly.) 11:30 Arrive at 【Porthcurno】 (sightseeing: approximately 1 hour). This fishing village on the south coast of Cornwall has a beach with soft, fine sand, surrounded by towering cliffs and turquoise waters. Take in the spectacular, beautiful coastline and breathtaking scenery. You may explore independently. We recommend (exterior view): 【The Minack Theatre】, an open-air seaside theater perched on a cliff. Its semicircular seating descends along the hillside, while the stage sits on granite at the water’s edge, with the sky as its canopy and the waves as its accompaniment. This dream theater was carved out by its creator over a lifetime. (Safety notice: If you explore Porthcurno independently, please take care of your personal safety. Local roads are narrow, so give way to passing vehicles. Keep away from the sea and shallows; entering the water to play or swim is strictly prohibited!!!) 13:00 Meet and depart for Land’s End. 13:30 Arrive at 【Land’s End】, the southwestern tip of mainland Britain (sightseeing: approximately 30 minutes). Cliffs rising 200 feet plunge into the sea at a sharp angle, where the land comes to an end. Surrounded by the sea on three sides, the area offers expansive views, and sunlight scattered across the water looks like a field of stars. 14:30 Meet and depart for St Ives. 15:30 Arrive at 【St Ives】 (sightseeing: approximately 1.5 hours). This seaside town tucked between hills and sea is home to numerous galleries and art exhibitions. Known as the “Mediterranean of Britain,” it’s the perfect place to immerse yourself in the wonders and romance of nature! 17:30 Meet and depart for the hotel. 21:00 Arrive at the hotel and rest. (Arrival time may be earlier or later depending on the hotel's location.) 【Peak-Season Itinerary】Please note: 1. The Minack Theatre is extremely popular throughout the year, and tickets are often sold out in advance or the venue may close temporarily. Ticket availability is subject to the venue’s official website. We do not provide ticket booking services. 【The Minack Theatre】tickets are approximately £12 per adult. We recommend booking a 12:00 ticket; suggested visit duration is approximately 30–60 minutes.

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Please note: 1. Minack Theatre is extremely popular throughout the year, so tickets on the official website are often sold out in advance, or the site may close temporarily. Whether your ticket purchase is successful depends on the official attraction website. Since the coach leaves Porthcurno promptly at 13:00, please carefully consider whether to visit the theatre and plan your time in advance to avoid being late for the meeting point. We recommend booking as early as possible before the tour. The order of visits may be changed on some itineraries. If changes are made, you will be notified more than 7 days before departure. If you book close to the departure date, contact customer service to confirm the order of visits. Official booking website: https://www.minack.com/theatre-visit 2. If Minack Theatre is closed on some departure dates, we recommend spending your free time around the town.

Meals

Breakfast: at the hotel Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense

Accommodation

Three-star Holiday Inn or equivalent hotel

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Land’s End

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Land's End juts into the sea at a sharp angle. White cliffs rise steeply from the blue sea on three sides, and looking out toward the horizon, you can just make out the outline of the French islands. Even on a sunny day, the wind blows hard and waves crash against the shore, creating a spectacular sight. Standing at Land's End and gazing into the distance, I imagine the courage of the Mayflower's Puritans, who braved hardship in pursuit of freedom and their ideals. A desire to voyage far away rises naturally in my heart.

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08:00 Meet at the hotel and depart (depending on the hotel’s location and itinerary arrangements, departure may be earlier or later; sightseeing times will be adjusted accordingly) 10:30 Arrive at Durdle Door (sightseeing time: approximately 2 hours). This naturally formed stone arch stands almost vertically in the sea and resembles an elephant’s trunk. Take a “fossil walk” along the sweeping Jurassic Coast. Formed in the Jurassic period, this white rocky coastline showcases around 185 million years of Earth’s history and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 12:30 Meet and depart for Bournemouth Pier 14:00 Arrive at Bournemouth Pier (lunch and sightseeing time: approximately 2 hours). The seaside town of Bournemouth, on England’s south coast, boasts miles of crescent-shaped golden beaches, ideal for a leisurely stroll and a favourite holiday destination for locals. If interested, you can also visit Bournemouth Oceanarium, located on Bournemouth’s prime seafront. It has several themed exhibits where you can observe more than 200 species of marine life up close. 19:30 Arrive at the drop-off point at Madame Tussauds London. (For the actual drop-off location and time, please refer to your e-ticket.) Reference prices for optional activities and attraction tickets today (ticket prices may vary by season; please refer to the attraction’s official website or its price notice on the day of your visit): Bournemouth Oceanarium: £17/person

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Note: All times shown on this webpage are for reference only. Actual arrival times may be delayed due to circumstances beyond our control, such as weather, traffic congestion, traffic accidents, festivals or sporting events, civil unrest, or strikes. We appreciate your understanding. If you have onward travel plans involving other transportation to another city, we strongly recommend allowing at least 3 hours of extra time to avoid inconvenience caused by delays. Our company accepts no responsibility for losses arising from travel arrangements you make yourself without allowing sufficient extra time. Thank you for your understanding.

Meals

Breakfast: at the hotel Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense