BRISTOL TOUR - CHEDDAR - GLASTONBURY

Departing in the morning, first stop in Bristol , one of England's major cities, its landscape combines traditional with modern. Bristol has a rich maritime history, the city has changed little from what it was hundreds of years ago, the famous Clifton Suspension Bridge, with cobbled streets and historic architecture. From medieval city to avant-garde cultural destination, Bristol continues to point its way in its unique and unmistakable style.

Second stop, Cheddar , one of the most emblematic and spectacular landscapes in England, famous for taking the name of the delicious cheddar cheese, there is the cave called Gough, located 90 meters below the surface, with an extension of 2,135 km and with various rock formations, stalactites and stalagmites. Before it was called Sand Hole, but it got the name of the excavator Richard Cox Gough, who unveiled several parts of this cave, leaving it open for public visitation. In 1903, Britain's oldest human skeleton was discovered there, estimated to be around 9,000 years old.

Last stop, Glastonbury , a trip to the ancient and mystical heart of England, a small village in Somerset, famous for hosting the annual music festival that takes its name from the city, but the visit is worth it at any time of the year. The abbey was one of the first pilgrimage centers, many believe that King Arthur is buried among its ruins. It has the charm of a small English village and a historical past full of myths.

Departure at 8:00 am from the hotel / accommodation with private guide and approximate return at 6:00 pm.

Note: Tickets and meals are not included in the tour.