Half-day Tours in South East England

Sightsee in London by vintage double-decker bus and modern catamaran on this half-day tour. As you travel around the city, watch out for top London landmarks like Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. Then, hop out for photos at the Tower of London before taking a cruise along the Thames River. Sparkling wine, cream tea with scones at Harrods, and scones complete the experience.

Follow in the footsteps of British royals on a 4-hour trip from London. Ride a train to this historical royal town, and tour its cobbled streets and neighboring Eton, home to Eton College, where princes William and Harry were schooled. Then, enjoy an audio-guided tour of Windsor Castle, seeing highlights including the State Rooms, St. George's Chapel, and Doll's House of Queen Mary. Return train tickets and castle admission ticket included.

Visit the historic town of Windsor on a half-day tour from London, including round-trip transfers and entrance to the lavish Windsor Castle, the Official Residence of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. Admire the mighty stronghold, built by William the Conqueror in the 11th century, peek into the royal bedchambers and see Queen Mary's doll house, then stroll the beautiful gardens and enjoy free time in Windsor.

Visit Windsor Castle - one of Queen Elizabeth II's official residences - with this independent, full-day experience, which includes an entrance ticket and round-trip transport from London. Travel in a comfortable, climate-controlled coach to the Royal Borough of Windsor, and then make the most of free time to explore the castle with an audio guide.

See London's highlights by retro double-decker bus, cruise boat and foot on this 5.5-hour tour. Take a seat on a vintage, red Routemaster bus and pass top London sights including Trafalgar Square, Big Ben and Westminster Abbey. Then, soak in more London landmarks, such as Tower Bridge and the Tower of London, on a Thames River sightseeing cruise. Finally, crown your tour with a visit to magnificent Buckingham Palace. Take an audio tour of the ornate State Rooms, only accessible to the public for two months in the year.