LONDRA, CORNOVAGLIA E COTSWOLDS

I arrive and transfer freely to the hotel., dinner free. Accommodation Villa Cora,

Breakfast, meeting with the guide and departure for, Stonehenge is one of the world’s most famous archaeological sites, situated in the county of Wiltshire, England, about 13 kilometres from Salisbury. This mysterious complex of megaliths dates back to a period between 3000 and 2000 BC and is shrouded in the mystery of its origins and purpose, which remain partly unknown. The monument consists of enormous stone blocks arranged in a circle, with smaller stones inside. It is believed to have been a place of worship, perhaps linked to religious or astronomical rites, given its alignment with the solstices. Its size and the complexity of its construction suggest that it represented an extraordinary technical feat for Neolithic peoples. Stonehenge is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an internationally renowned tourist destination, which continues to fascinate visitors with its spiritual significance and the unsolved mysteries that surround it., continuation to, free time for lunch (not included), late afternoon arrival to Plymouth UK, dinner at the hotel, available evening. Accommodation Hôtel La Côte Surprise,

Breakfast, departure for, St Michael's Mount is a tidal island off the coast of Cornwall, near the village of Marazion. Connected to the mainland by a cobbled causeway that is passable at low tide, the island is dominated by a striking medieval castle and monastery, which stand on a rocky promontory, creating a unique sight. With a history dating back to the 11th century, St Michael’s Mount is steeped in legends and traditions, including the apparition of the Archangel Michael. Today it is a popular tourist destination, offering terraced gardens, breathtaking views of the ocean and a fascinating blend of history and myth., return to Plymouth UK, dinner at the hotel. Accommodation Hôtel La Côte Surprise,

Breakfast, stop at, Tintagel is a picturesque village on the Cornish coast, famous for the ruins of Tintagel Castle, a medieval castle perched on a cliff and linked to the legend of King Arthur, who is said to have been born here. The castle, built in the 13th century, stands on a site that has been occupied since Roman and late antiquity, and is now connected to the mainland by a modern bridge. Another attraction is ‘Merlin’s Cave’, a cavern at the base of the cliff associated with the figure of the wizard Merlin. Tintagel is a fascinating place thanks to its legends, spectacular cliffs and coastal paths offering panoramic views of the Atlantic., continuation to, Polperro is a charming fishing village situated on the south coast of Cornwall. With its narrow cobbled streets, white houses overlooking the harbour and breathtaking coastal scenery, it is one of the most picturesque spots in the region. Once known for smuggling, Polperro is now a peaceful tourist destination. The harbour is the heart of the village, surrounded by traditional pubs, craft shops and the Polperro Heritage Museum, which tells the story of the maritime history and the secrets of local smuggling. Its timeless atmosphere and the coastal paths that wind their way out from here make it the perfect place to relax and soak up the beauty of Cornwall., return to Plymouth UK, dinner at the hotel. Accommodation Hôtel La Côte Surprise,

Breakfast, departure to Bath UK, continuation to, time available to visit the city, in the afternoon, continue to Bath UK, Bath is a historic city in Somerset, famous for its Roman baths and Georgian architecture. Founded by the Romans as Aquae Sulis, it is known for its ancient thermal baths, which can now be visited at the Roman Baths Museum. The naturally flowing hot mineral water has been used for centuries for therapeutic purposes. The city is also renowned for its splendid architecture, featuring Georgian-style buildings such as the Royal Crescent, a majestic curve of houses, and the Pump Room, an elegant café where visitors can sample the thermal water. Bath is also the place where the writer Jane Austen lived for a time, and her house is now a museum dedicated to her life and works., dinner free. Accommodation Minshuku Otaya,

Breakfast, departure for the, The Cotswolds is a rural region situated in the heart of England, famous for its picturesque landscapes, charming villages and unspoilt countryside. Known for its rolling hills, gentle valleys and limestone houses, this area is often considered one of the most beautiful and charming corners of the country. The villages of the Cotswolds, such as Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold and Chipping Campden, are characterised by cobbled streets, stone cottages and well-tended gardens, creating a peaceful and timeless atmosphere. The region is also famous for its historic churches, landscaped gardens and castles. Furthermore, the Cotswolds are a paradise for lovers of walking and outdoor activities, with numerous trails criss-crossing the countryside, including the Cotswold Way, a walking route offering spectacular views of the surrounding countryside, continuation to, Oxford is a historic and academic city, famous for its university, the oldest in the English-speaking world. With its university buildings such as Christ Church and the Bodleian Library, the city exudes an intellectual charm. It is also a cultural hub, home to museums such as the Ashmolean Museum, and offers activities such as the traditional ‘punting’ on the River Cherwell. With its cafés, shops and restaurants, Oxford combines history, culture and a lively cosmopolitan atmosphere, making it a fascinating destination to explore., arrival at London, dinner free. Accommodation Villa Cora,

Breakfast, Free time for visiting the city based on the departure time of the flight, free transfer to the airport,