Southern Cotswolds day tour

Trade Bath’s steam and café chatter for limestone quiet: crest Lansdown and within 20 minutes fields roll past Bathford and Colerne, the honeyed stone of the Cotswolds coming into view. In Tetbury, Long Street’s antique dealers have been sourcing since the 1920s, while the Highgrove Shop signals the royal estate just 5 km away. Bibury’s Arlington Row—17th‑century cloth workers’ cottages—faces the chalk‑clear River Coln, and in Cirencester the Corinium Museum anchors the town’s Roman past.

We collect you at your Bath hotel, then you settle in while your driver keeps the day smooth: unhurried visits, lunch already booked, and the car waiting after each stop. The vehicle remains at your disposal for tweaks on the fly—photo pauses on Minchinhampton Common, extra browsing around Market Place, or a golden‑hour detour via Castle Combe. With a private chauffeur familiar with narrow lanes and low‑key parking, transfers shrink to 15–35 minutes and your time goes into villages, not logistics.