Group Travel

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The attractions

Set against a backdrop of outstanding natural beauty, the Oxfordshire Cotswolds offers a huge range of opportunities to the group travel organiser. As well as familiar household names and guaranteed crowd pleasers, like Blenheim Palace and Cotswold Wildlife Park, the area boasts a number of smaller, more intimate attractions offering something quite different. These range from historic houses like Chastleton, Kelmscott and Rousham to specialist museums such as the Oxford Bus Museum, to evocative sites like the ruins of Minster Lovell Hall and the pre-historic Rollright Stones and to specialist craft manufacturers like Aston Pottery and Cotswold Woollen Weavers, a compelling blend of traditional and contemporary.

If food and drink are more to your group's interest, then there is plenty of choice including visiting the local brewery - Wychwood Brewery in Witney, where you can have a tour and sample the local ales, or visit local wine merchants, the Oxford Wine Company, where wine tasting can be arranged on request.

The towns

Picturesque towns like Burford, Chipping Norton, Witney and Woodstock, provide the perfect opportunity for exploration, for refreshment and for ‘retail therapy’. Not only does each town have its own surprises and delights to offer but, on a more practical note, each town also has a coach drop off point and free, designated coach parking!

Help and advice

We will happily provide support and advice on all aspects of your group visit:

• Tailored itineraries to best suit the interests of your group
• Advice on group-friendly accommodation and eateries
• Help with organising familiarisation visits
• Supplying multiple copies of maps and guides

For more information, please contact us.