Enjoy strolling around this picturesque Cotswold village often called 'The Venice of the Cotswolds' because of the small river that runs through the centre of the village. It does get busy in Bourton but we get here before the crowds so you can enjoy it at its best.

The modest farm shop that has become a legend to all viewers of Clarksons Farm. Chance to grab a selfie in front of the famous sign.

A beautiful and fascinating Cotswolds market town packed with stone cottages from a different age.

Minster Lovell is a hidden gem we would love to share with you. A last-minute addition when our tour planner’s inquisitive nature got the better of him, and we’re so glad it did, as its proof that the Cotswolds can surprise even us! He discovered a lovely street of picturesque, thatched cottages that leads to the enigmatic ruins of 15th century Minster Lovell Hall, which is said to be haunted by a young bride who disappeared on her wedding day. When you’ve finished exploring this strange and fascinating place.

Pop into the Farmer's Dog pub for a pint of Hawkstones Ale and a bite to eat.

Visit the home village of Gerald, one of Clarkson's Farm's best loved characters. Look out for Gerald's wall and hear of the history behind the Cotswold's distinctive dry stone walls.