Popular United Kingdom Vacation Itineraries
The UK is the perfect springboard to the rest of Europe. Our itineraries combine London with various other European cities, many making use of the Channel Tunnel rail link that connects London with Paris, Amsterdam, and Brussels.
* Starting price is per person, in US Dollars, based on double occupancy in 3 star accommodation, in the most affordable month an itinerary is offered. Airfare to Europe is not included.
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Average of our Guest's Ratings of our British tour packages, based on 1 review
The JayWay Travel experience was definitely 5 star! We loved the guest page and the ability to see the entire plan in one place with any necessary changes updated as needed. The ongoing communication is just what we needed.
– Ellen & Bruce, Pennsylvania
Visited : United Kingdom, Spain
Itinerary : London, Seville, Granada, Malaga
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United Kingdom Custom Tour Packages
From 2026 w're bringing our signature style of semi-independent travel to the United Kingdom. Combining thoroughly research hotels and local tour partners with our own on-the-ground staff, you can expect the same seamless and hassle-free trips we're known for in mainland Europe.
Start With The UK's Most Famous Destinations
If it's your first time visiting the United Kingdom, its iconic capitals are the perfect place to begin. Lose yourself in the dynamic energy of London, home to world-class museums, royal palaces, and unmistakable historic landmarks. Then, journey north to Edinburgh, where a dramatic hilltop castle and winding, medieval cobblestone streets provide a truly magical introduction to Scotland.
Step Back in Time
Delve deeper into Britain's rich heritage by exploring its most historic gems. Wander the elegant Georgian streets of Bath, famous for its ancient Roman spa, or get lost in the medieval alleyways and towering Gothic history of York. A stop in Windsor offers an unforgettable glimpse into royal life at the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world.
Explore Dramatic Landscapes and Vibrant Culture
For a captivating adventure, venture into the breathtaking natural beauty of Scotland. Drive through the stunning, rugged scenery of the Western Highlands and experience the otherworldly, sweeping landscapes of the Isle of Skye. Head to Inverness—the welcoming gateway to the Highlands and the legendary Loch Ness—before discovering the thriving arts, live music scene, and striking Victorian architecture of Glasgow.
Whether you're looking to explore bustling historic cities, charming heritage towns, or wild, romantic landscapes, our experts are ready to craft a tailor-made itinerary. Get in touch today, and we'll start planning the perfect trip to the UK, just for you.
Frequently Asked Questions about travel to United Kingdom
Do US citizens need a visa for the UK?
Contrary to what you might have heard, you don't need a visa, but you do need to register for the UK's Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA), at a cost of £16. This is the UK's equivalent of the US ESTA, which British and many other countries' citizens are required to apply for when they visit the USA. Please only use the official (gov.uk) website to apply, there are lots of scammy sites that will charge you extra for processing the application. Once authorized, this lasts for 2 years or until your passport expires. Applications can take up to three working days but it usually takes just a few hours.
What's the best way to get to the UK?
Usually we answer this question with 'by plane' but the UK is the only European country with regular transatlantic crossings by ship, the Queen Mary 2, which take 7 nights. Ideal if you have time to spare and a fear of flying. Most of our guests however choose to fly and with over 30 direct flights a day between the US and the UK, there's plenty of choice – you don't even have to start in London! If you do you'll most likely be landing at Heathrow or less likely, Gatwick airports.