61 England holiday reviews

Lake District family activity holiday
From
£1,215
excluding flights
We loved all of it....we were looked after very well by Duane and the team (more)Alison Murray
It was absolutely brilliant and surpassed all our expectations. Our activities were tailored to suit our abilities and preferences, the leaders were infinitely patient and helped all of us achieve what we could, the accommodation was really lovely and comfortable with plenty of space and friendly staff. (more)Annette Morris
Lands End To John O'Groats cycling trip
From
£2,245
excluding flights
Very good. (more)Tom Hunter
There were so many memorable times. The variety and beauty of our wonderful country was a continuing delight. The views and feeling of achievement after climbing the Cross of Greet, The Lecht, The Forest of Bowland, Glenshee and many other hills were unforgettable. (more)Rob Nutting
Devon self catering cottage, England
From
£205
per week (sleeps 4)
It's a wonderful place to relax and get away from it all. Lots of things for kids to do and a lovely "home away from home" setting. (more)Catherine Weston
Very good. given the time of year and consequent weather, we had a relaxing time, and will look forward to having the chance to go again later in the spring/summer (more)Mary Morris
Truly relaxing, very peaceful - we haven't slept so well in a very long time - great to slow down and soak up the beautiful countryside. Ian made us feel very welcome and the homemade cake was delicious. (more)Sue Cross-Bourton
Thames Path walking holiday, Cotswolds to London
From
£1,736
excluding flights
Memorable parts? Runneymeade Eve song at St Georgia’s Windsor Meals at Riverside, Kingston and TheAnchor, Shepperton Tips? Drink lots of water Local benefits? Hotels have too much packaging , use plastic water bottles Overall rating? Enjoyed tranquility of riverside,good walking and overnight stops varied from excellent to poor (more)Charlotte Cordingley
England tour by train
From
£2,725
excluding flights
Memorable parts? Penzance and Haydon Bridge were my favorites. Penzance was especially perfect. The B and B was the most welcoming and friendly. Tips? Pack as light as possible. Don’t be afraid to ask the B and Bs to hold your luggage if you arrive before check-in time. Some attractions and restaurants require reservations. You may want to make reservations before you start your trip. An umbrella and rain jacket are a must. Local benefits? Yes, each establishment was ... (more)Stephanie Holland
Lake District cycling tour, short break
From
£290
excluding flights
Memorable parts? The views from the top of the 1:4 hills! Tips? Be moderately fit on a bike if new to e-biking. If you are not used to digital mapping, take a paper map with you. If you have a comfortable saddle suitable for a more upright riding position, take it with you. Local benefits? We used local independent B and B, shops and cafes. Overall rating? Very good. Phil was most helpful in terms of technique and arranged for me to have an even smaller bike on my ... (more)Jenny Hoadley
Northumberland coast walking holiday
From
£847
excluding flights
Everyone was so friendly... Absolutely one of the best holidays ever. (more)Janet Pawlukiewicz
Very good. (more)Maria Rueda
Isle of Wight cycling holiday, England
From
£540
excluding flights
Memorable parts? Cycling along an old railway line; visiting churches; the views Tips? The uphills really are not that bad! Local benefits? (i) yes, as they are all local businesses; (ii) yes, as we were cycling; (iii) no Overall rating? Excellent! (more)Gilly French
Devon eco lodge accommodation, England
From
£252
per accommodation per week
I really liked this site. The cabins are very comfortable and have a lovely view to the front. Its very relaxed. The owners are very helpful with suggestions for walks or other activities, and there is a supply of OS maps to borrow. (more)Lydia Watkinson
Superb local scenery...It is a nature reserve so is not would not be everybody's ideal but we thought it was perfect (more)Liz Lester
Book longer than you think, you won't want to leave! (more)KW
Dartmoor & Exmoor walking holiday, England
From
£1,232
excluding flights
Weather was good, we made good time walking, didn’t get lost, people were friendly, the representative of the walking company was very helpful (more)Martin Kilduff
Excellent...My first ever sight of an adder- sunning itself on the path- and a kingfisher! (more)Elizabeth Clowes
Cotswolds Way self guided walking holiday, England
From
£1,232
excluding flights
Memorable parts? 1) The helpfulness and kindness of the locals. People went out of their way to be helpful. 2) 10 days of rain and being wet for hours while walking. Tips? Bring proven waterproof rain gear and make sure you tested that it is waterproof. We had what we thought was high quality rainwear and hiking boots that we sprayed with additional waterproofing, but were soaked every day. Resorted to wearing bin bags on top. Be ready for very steep slopes up and down. We hike ... (more)Barbara Zoltick
Shakespeares Way & Thames Path walking holiday
From
£952
excluding flights
Memorable parts? During the course of the week one cannot fail to be impressed by the sights seen on the Thames Path, sadly the planned programme didn't allow time to visit these places. Tips? To make sure that the daily walks are within their capabilities, even though the paths are on the level. The Thames path is well maintained but it was noticeable as you approached London, through London and to the east that a number of the signs had been vandalised/pointing in the wrong ... (more)Graham Stenger
South West Coastal Path walking holiday, England
From
£749
excluding flights
Be prepared for all terrain walking (more)Gay Elliott
We loved the nature, scenery, coast, beaches and the calm, peaceful, tranquility of the Isles of Scilly. The islands were really clean, no litter or rubbish, very green and rural. (more)Beverley Moody
The scenery was the most memorable part of our holiday. (more)Karla Bascaran
Cumbria Way walking holiday, Lake District
From
£891
excluding flights
We have a deeper appreciation of our English heritage and met some wonderful people along the way, locals and other walkers. (more)Diana Staaf
We had superb weather all the time, could not have been better. That plus a really nice route through stunning landscape made it perfect. (more)Helka Ahava
Most memorable: being dive bombed by a kestrel near Bassenthwaite. Fortunately we had walking poles... Most exciting: various parts of the walk were very beautiful (more)Stephen Allen
Highlights of Hadrians Wall walking holiday, England
From
£456
excluding flights
Memorable parts? We really felt we had achieved something Tips? Be prepared thst there are no shops on route to get snacks or zny first aid items. You do need to bring everything Local benefits? Helped local people as we supported local business Overall rating? Excellent. Well worth the money (more)Steve Hinchliff
The Cumbrian Way walking holiday in England
From
£850
excluding flights
Memorable parts? Beautiful scenery which changed every day. Tips? Get good waterproof walking boots and clothing. Get ready for some rocky paths. Local benefits? We stayed with local hosts and dined in lots of local pubs and cafes Overall rating? Brilliant - long days walking through stunning scenery which earned us delicious meals at our destination. Organisation by the tour company was excellent. (more)Anne Whitehead
Hadrians Wall Trail walking holiday, England
From
£740
excluding flights
Memorable parts? the scenery as the weather was so good with little rain and clear skies. having our luggage taken care of with no problems made the whole holiday worry free We had no worries about finding meals as some of the bigger places we stayed had already reserved us a table for the evening meal if we wanted to eat there -on the whole a good stress free holiday as Sherpa had taken care on everything. Tips? British weather is unpredictable so no matter what time of year ... (more)Olivia Barnes
Womens activity holiday in the Lake District
From
£1,199
excluding flights
Memorable parts? Very hard to choose as there was so much! The venue and location of Hassness House is exceptional. Being able to walk down to the water and swim before breakfast was such a treat. Tips? Take clothes that are lightweight and easily washed to avoid overpacking. Local benefits? We ate at local establishments throughout. Hard to comment on the environmental impact. Overall rating? Fabulous! Great location, good range of activities and lovely people. (more)Fiona Langford
Well being retreat in Lincolnshire
From
£325
excluding flights
Memorable parts? The massages and friendliness of the hosts. Tips? Embrace the experience. Local benefits? Good local produce and friendly locals. Overall rating? Very worthwhile. (more)Geoffrey Smith
Tour of Britain by train
From
£3,925
excluding flights
Memorable parts? Every day was memorable. The Roman Baths and the Bath Abbey tower tour were exceptional. The beauty of Scotland is incomparable. Tips? Don’t hesitate to customize the trip. Local benefits? Yes. Overall rating? Superb. (more)Jan Franklin
Photo credits: [Page banner: Luke Porter] [Escape the cities: Matt Buck] [Devon: mattvaux7] [Walking in England: Luke Ellis-Craven]