Leeds, Canterbury and Dover bus tour and Greenwich river boat tour

Spend a day outside London seeing some of the UK's best sites on this luxury coach day trip. With private entry to Leeds Castle, an exclusive mead tour, entry to Canterbury Cathedral and a Thames boat ride it's a fantastic option for ticking off many great sights in one day. 

London to Leeds 

Start your day as you head to Leeds Castle, once home to Henry VIII when escaping the plague that ravaged the streets of London. Exclusive to your tour, sample a glass of traditional mead in true Tudor style, as you learn the history of this impressive battlement.  

Visit Canterbury 

On your next stop, take in the beautiful 12th and 13th-century stained-glass windows that illuminate Canterbury Cathedral. Once you’re done exploring this medieval marvel, be sure to wander through some of the beautiful streets of Canterbury, which are full to the brim with historical significance. 

See Dover 

Then, arrive at the gateway to England and the world-famous White Cliffs of Dover. Stretch your legs as you walk along the coast, enjoying sweeping views of the English Channel. Stop to marvel at one of the UK’s greatest fortresses, Dover Castle, along the way.  

Boating in Greenwich 

Return to the capital and the World Heritage Site of Greenwich in south London. With a bustling daily market, the Old Royal Naval College, Cutty Sark clipper ship and, of course, the home of Greenwich Mean Time, there is plenty to see in this part of the city.  

End your day trip by seeing London from a different perspective as you sail down the Thames aboard a boat from Greenwich to Embankment Pier.  

How do I book the tour? 

Book the Leeds, Canterbury and Dover bus tour online now.

Where to meet the tour 

The bus tour departs from Bus Stop 1, Bulleid Way, SW1W 9SH, close to Victoria Station. 

What time does the tour leave London? 

Check-in for departure is at 8am from Victoria, central London. The coach departs at 8.30am.  

Please ensure that you arrive at the departure point at the time of check-in and don’t forget your e-ticket. 

What time does the coach get back to London? 

You will arrive at the return point, Embankment Pier, at approximately 6.30pm. 

The coach part of the tour ends in Greenwich as you embark on a Thames boat ride before disembarking at Embankment Pier at the end of the day. Embankment Underground Station (Zone 1) is just across the road from the pier.   

Be sure to double check all timings on your e-ticket. 

What is included in the booking? 

Your booking includes a return transfer on a luxury air-conditioned coach, private entry to Leeds Castle, an exclusive mead tour, entry to Canterbury Castle, a Thames boat ride and professional guide.