Private Wordsworth Romantic Landscape Tour

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Visit Dorothy's field in Glenridding

Grasmere, visit the village famous for William Wordsworth and Gingerbread.

Visit Wordsworth Grasmere, Dove Cottage, home of the poet William Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy Wordsworth from 1799 to 1808,

Keswick, you will have time to have lunch whilst exploring the traditional Lakeland market town.

Visit the scenery detailed in some of Britain’s most iconic Romantic Literature

Join us on a Mountain Goat Tour to experience the wonder of the Lake District through Wordsworth. Visit the scenery detailed in some of Britain’s most iconic Romantic Literature, beginning and ending in ‘the loveliest spot man hath ever found’, Grasmere.

Choose from two options: entrance tickets to Dove Cottage and onto a self-guided exploration of the Garden and Museum or explore Wordsworth Grasmere with the Luxury Experience package. Your group will be met by an expert guide to explore the grounds and have a private tour of Dove Cottage and the gallery. The group will then enjoy a locally sourced Afternoon Tea with photo opportunities and costumes.

You will join our expert drivers once again for an afternoon of unforgettable scenery and fun. Wander the land with Mountain Goat to discover the locations romanticised by Wordsworth in his poetry. Explore Rydal Water, Dorothy's Field, Glenridding, Ullswater, Aira Force, and Castlerigg Stone Circle. And finally, save some room for the famous Grasmere Gingerbread!

“You may leave the Lake District, but once you’ve been, it’ll never leave you.”

Tour Itinerary

Tour

Price

£475

Duration

Full day 8 hours

Activity Level

This tour is a driven guided tour. As a private tour you can do as much walking as you like.

Language

English

Group Size

16 passengers Maximum

Includes

  • Exclusive use of a vehicle
  • On-board commentary in English;
  • Pickup & drop off from select locations

Departure

Pickup Service

Private Tours can pick up from a variety of locations & accommodation providers. Price may differ dependent upon pick up location. 

Please select an option within these areas when booking online. If you wish to request a specific location please contact us directly via phone or email to enquire. 

Some locations may not be possible for this tour or may require an additional charge. 

Know before you go

Luggage on board

There is space on-board for hand luggage and there is a large boot for extra luggage - if you have anymore please let us know. 

Lunch

Lunch is not included within the tour price however you will stop in one of our Lakeland villages for approximately 1 hour. You will find a number of pubs, cafes, restaurants and sandwich shops here.
 

Cancellation Policy

To confirm a booking we require the full amount at time of booking. You may cancel 72 hours prior to departure and recieve a full refund. After 72 hours no refund will be issued.

Tour Itinerary

Join us on a Mountain Goat Tour to experience the wonder of the Lake District through Wordsworth. Visit the scenery detailed in some of Britain’s most iconic Romantic Literature, beginning and ending in ‘the loveliest spot man hath ever found’, Grasmere.

Choose from two options: entrance tickets to Dove Cottage and onto a self-guided exploration of the Garden and Museum or explore Wordsworth Grasmere with the Luxury Experience package. Your group will be met by an expert guide to explore the grounds and have a private tour of Dove Cottage and the gallery. The group will then enjoy a locally sourced Afternoon Tea with photo opportunities and costumes.

You will join our expert drivers once again for an afternoon of unforgettable scenery and fun. Wander the land with Mountain Goat to discover the locations romanticised by Wordsworth in his poetry. Explore Rydal Water, Dorothy's Field, Glenridding, Ullswater, Aira Force, and Castlerigg Stone Circle. And finally, save some room for the famous Grasmere Gingerbread!

“You may leave the Lake District, but once you’ve been, it’ll never leave you.”

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