Small Group Tours

Explore more of the Cotswolds on a small group tour with a locally based tour company and expert local guides. Whether you're interested in picturesque villages, local history, countryside views, food and drink or something a little different, joining a small group is a great way to discover the region.

With smaller numbers, you can enjoy a more personal experience, get to know your guide and fellow travellers, and discover hidden gems and unique experiences you might otherwise miss. Benefit from local knowledge, hear the stories behind the places you visit and see a different side of the Cotswolds.

Discover more with expert local guides

Small group tours offer a relaxed way to explore, without the need to plan every detail or navigate unfamiliar roads. Your guide will share their knowledge of the area, take you to some of its best-known sights and introduce you to lesser-known places along the way.

From historic market towns and honey-coloured villages to beautiful countryside, independent businesses and local food and drink, there's plenty to discover. Some tours also offer specialist experiences, giving you the chance to explore particular interests or see the Cotswolds from a different perspective.

Convenient pick-ups and personal touches

Many Cotswold-based tour companies make exploring easy, with collection available from selected train stations and local accommodation. It's a particularly convenient option if you're visiting without a car, allowing you to sit back, enjoy the scenery and make the most of your day.

Some small group tours also cater for families and dog owners, so you can find an experience that suits your travelling companions. Check individual tour details for pick-up locations, group sizes, age requirements and dog-friendly arrangements.

Find your small group tour

Discover small group tours provided by Cotswold-based companies and local guides below. Whether you're visiting for a day or staying a little longer, join a guided experience, meet like-minded travellers and uncover more of what makes the Cotswolds special.