UK group travel destinations
Thirty cities and regions across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland where we arrange group dining, experiences and logistics.
In-depth group travel guides
London group travel guide for tour operators
London rewards careful planning. The city is large, traffic is slow and the best-known attractions draw crowds all year. This guide sets out…
Read the guideEdinburgh group travel guide for tour operators
Edinburgh is one of the most visited cities in the UK and one of the easiest to fall in love with. It is also hilly, cobbled and very busy a…
Read the guideBelfast group travel guide for tour operators
Belfast has become one of the most rewarding group destinations in the UK: compact, friendly, good value and full of stories. This guide cov…
Read the guideManchester group travel guide for tour operators
Manchester is the obvious base in the north of England: excellent rail and air links, two of the world's best-known football clubs and a cit…
Read the guideGroup travel in England
London
The UK's capital and the start of most group itineraries, with world-class museums, royal landmarks and the river at its heart.
Manchester
A confident northern city of football, music and industrial heritage, with excellent rail links and a busy food scene.
Liverpool
The home of the Beatles and a historic waterfront, with two of England's best-known football clubs.
Birmingham
The UK's second city, central and well connected, with canals, museums and a strong dining scene.
Bath
A UNESCO World Heritage city of Roman baths and Georgian crescents, compact and elegant.
Oxford
The 'city of dreaming spires', home to the English-speaking world's oldest university.
Cambridge
A university city of riverside colleges and green spaces, best seen from a punt on the Cam.
York
A walled medieval city with Viking roots, one of the most rewarding stops in the north of England.
Brighton
A lively seaside city an hour from London, with a pier, a Regency palace and independent shops.
Bristol
A creative harbour city of engineering history and street art, close to Bath and South Wales.
Stratford-upon-Avon
Shakespeare's birthplace, a classic market town on the River Avon.
Salisbury & Stonehenge
The world's best-known prehistoric monument and a cathedral city holding an original Magna Carta.
Group travel in Scotland
Edinburgh
Scotland's capital, with a castle on a volcanic rock, a medieval Old Town and an elegant Georgian New Town.
Glasgow
Scotland's largest city, known for free museums, Victorian architecture and warm hospitality.
Inverness & the Highlands
The capital of the Highlands and the gateway to Loch Ness and Culloden.
Stirling
A historic city between Edinburgh and the Highlands, central to Scotland's wars of independence.
St Andrews
The home of golf and Scotland's oldest university, on the Fife coast.
Aberdeen
The 'Granite City' on the north-east coast, close to dramatic Dunnottar Castle and Royal Deeside.
Fort William & the Isle of Skye
Ben Nevis, Glencoe, the Glenfinnan Viaduct and the landscapes of Skye.
Group travel in Wales
Cardiff
The Welsh capital, with a castle in the city centre, a national stadium and a regenerated waterfront.
Swansea
A coastal city at the gateway to the Gower, the UK's first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Conwy
A walled medieval town with one of Europe's finest castles, on the North Wales coast.
Llandudno
A Victorian seaside resort with a long pier and the Great Orme headland.
Caernarfon & Eryri (Snowdonia)
Wales's highest mountain, a royal castle and adventure activities in the national park.
Tenby & Pembrokeshire
Colourful harbour towns, the UK's smallest city and a protected coastal national park.
Group travel in Northern Ireland
Belfast
Northern Ireland's capital, birthplace of the Titanic and a city with a remarkable recent history.
Causeway Coast
The Giant's Causeway, cliff-top castles and one of Europe's great coastal drives.
Derry / Londonderry
Ireland's only completely walled city, with a powerful story told through its museums and murals.
Armagh
Ireland's ecclesiastical capital, with two cathedrals, an observatory and ancient Navan Fort.
Enniskillen & Fermanagh
A lakeland county of islands, caves and castles in the south-west of Northern Ireland.
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