England · SOUTHAMPTON AND THE NEW FOREST
6 reviewed
Every price, every running time, and the catch on each. These 6 southampton & new forest tours come back best from the people who went.
London to Southampton cruise transfer via Stonehenge, with hotel pickup, guided drive, entry included, and terminal drop-off with time.
“The mystery of Stonehenge in a magical tour. An excellent tour of Stonehenge with seamless transport to the cruise port.”
A comfortable mini-coach half-day on England’s Jurassic Coast from Bournemouth, with 3 hours to explore Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove at your pace.
“Paul was amazing! He was extremely knowledgeable and funny! I would definitely recommend this tour! Give him a raise!🥰”
A small-group 2-hour guided walk through Winchester’s medieval landmarks, with free-entry stops and a 20% pub discount at the end.
“Beautiful day and amazing guide not to be missed highly recommend as a day out every minute was enjoyable”
Post-cruise coach from Southampton to London via Salisbury, Stonehenge, and Windsor, with included admissions and hotel drop-off.
“Great way to get from the Southampton cruise port to our London hotel while seeing 3 great sites. The Salisbury Cathedral stop was just an outside photo op. Would have liked to go inside to see Magna Carta and interior of cathedral. The Stonehenge stop exceeded expectRead more”
Full-day Jurassic Coast mini-coach from Bournemouth with live commentary, Sandbanks ferry, Studland Bay, Durlston, Corfe Castle, Durdle Door.
“Paul was great- very knowledgeable and friendly. Had a great experience exploring the Jurassic Coast with a nice break for lunch too in a local pub!”
Portsmouth on foot with small-group naval stories, Spinnaker Tower and Round Tower sights, cathedrals, waterfront time, no Dockyard ships.
“Wonderful walking tour of Portsmouth! It was really nice to be walked around and told many interesting naval facts, especially the history of common sayings we still use today and don’t realize had a connection to the Royal Navy or the past residents of Portsmouth.”
