Small-group tours from Bath
Award-winning small-group tours from Bath since 1991. Our local driver-guides take you down the back roads to Stonehenge, the Cotswolds, Cornwall and Wales — the places the big buses can't reach.
It was an amazing 5 day tour which took us in the heart of Cornwall with some mesmerising views and lovely memories. Our guide, Len, was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable and at the same time very professional. Clear communication prior to the trip with no cancellations. Good work by Go Tours. Good hotels provided during the tour.
I thoroughly enjoyed the Go Tour of Cornwall. Len was an amazing guide, very knowledgeable and full of facts. The quality of places that we visited were excellent. The trip was planned just right. We saw so many places (that I've always wanted to see) and some that I didn't know about. The accommodation offered was perfect and within walking access to nearby services and facilities. I would recommend Go Tours and Len to anyone considering touring Cornwall. I plan on attending another tour of another region with Go Tours. Hopefully with Len.
Lovely experience
The tour guide Len was excellent.He was well informed about the area and gave great insights.
The bus was great with no hiccups.
The hotels booked for us were to our liking.
Won't mind using Go tours next time I visit England.
It was an amazing tour and well planned.
Our guide Claire was outstanding. Her kindness, thoughtfulness and knowledge of Wales was superb.
We had a fabulous day exploring Cotswolds villages with Kevin. He’s an excellent driver, shares history and knowledge of the local area, has a great personality and really looks after you. The Mercedes van is comfy and has good windows for enjoying the countryside. We went to Castlecomb, Stow on the Wold, Bourton on the Water and Bibury. Each village has its own charm and personality. Castlecomb & Bibury are smaller and quieter, esp Castlecomb. Stow on the Wold (which we learned means hill/high ground) and Bourton on the Water are pleasantly busier with lots of shops, tea rooms, inns, etc. The churches are all beautiful and have interesting old cemeteries and history. If you’re considering going in March - lots of daffodils, some cherry trees blooming, some Tulip trees, forsythia - Spring is just beginning. It’s not crowded. It’s cool and at times drizzly. Wear a puffer and long pants for sure but it wasn’t uncomfortable. And the overcast kind of gave the area an old, charming, cozy feel. Someday, when we make our way back, we’ll tour with Kevin again. We didn’t return to Bath at the end of the tour as we had reservations to stay in the Cotswolds for a couple of nights. Kevin was helpful in advising us how to make that work to get to our next village on our own when we parted ways. Was a great day out for mother/ daughter. Would be great for friends or couples also.
What a lovely way to spend a mother/daughter day out. March in the Cotswolds with the daffodils just coming through and a bit of drizzle really does add to the charm doesn't it! Pleased Kevin looked after you so well and helped sort the onward journey to your accommodation. Thanks for taking the time to write such a detailed review!
Best, Max