7-Nights The Cotswolds: Exploring England's Classic Countryside (Terra & Tu Cultural Journeys, Women Only Departures Available)
Available Dates
4/29/2026
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9/30/2026
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4/20/2027
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10/12/2027
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4/22/2028
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9/26/2028
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Additional Inclusions
- Accommodations
- Services of Nat Hab's professional Expedition Leader(s) and local guides
- All meals from dinner on Day 1 through breakfast on final day
- Some gratuities
- Airport transfer for those arriving by air on Day 1 and on final day
- All activities and entrance fees
- All taxes, permits and service fees
Upper Slaughter
Minster Lovell
Tetbury
Discover Highlights & Hidden Corners of Britain's Most Enchanting Landscape
On walks through ancient beech forest and tranquil meadows, along hedgerows and narrow cobbled lanes, an idyllic tableau of traditional England awaits. The Cotswolds is Britain’s largest designated National Landscape, 800 square miles of glorious scenery: picture-postcard villages of honey-colored stone, pastures dotted with sheep, medieval church spires and burbling streams. On a full-week foray into a setting most visitors merely skim, explore secret byways and hidden hamlets, with private tours of lavish gardens, artisan farms, gourmet picnics, and pints at local pubs that date back centuries. Enjoy exclusive access to Highgrove House Gardens on the royal estate of King Charles III, where a private tea awaits. In the evenings, Britain's finest country house hotels provide a luxurious retreat, renowned for their bucolic settings and sustainable farm-to-table fare. Discover a romantic rural sojourn that's decidedly genteel.
On walks through ancient beech forest and tranquil meadows, along hedgerows and narrow cobbled lanes, an idyllic tableau of traditional England awaits. The Cotswolds is Britain’s largest designated National Landscape, 800 square miles of glorious scenery: picture-postcard villages of honey-colored stone, pastures dotted with sheep, medieval church spires and burbling streams. On a full-week foray into a setting most visitors merely skim, explore secret byways and hidden hamlets, with private tours of lavish gardens, artisan farms, gourmet picnics, and pints at local pubs that date back centuries. Enjoy exclusive access to Highgrove House Gardens on the royal estate of King Charles III, where a private tea awaits. In the evenings, Britain's finest country house hotels provide a luxurious retreat, renowned for their bucolic settings and sustainable farm-to-table fare. Discover a romantic rural sojourn that's decidedly genteel.