Cotswold and Oxford Tours offer bespoke private guided tours of the university city of Oxford and the nearby glorious Cotswold countryside with Tabby Lucas a local Blue Badge Tourist Guide.
Tour of Oxford
- Cotswold and Oxford Tours has been accredited with the industry standard marks from Visit England and the World Travel and Tourism Council certifying that we are following Covid 19 guidelines and have adopted global standardised protocols.
- Take a socially distanced walking tour of Oxford or the Cotswolds with a local Blue Badge Tourist Guide.
- We are only taking small groups of up to 6 people to aid social distancing.
- If you would like to book a tour or have any questions please:
contact us
Snowshill in the Cotswolds
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Did you know?
The "Chedworth bun" is a fossil found in the Cotswolds.
Oxford University is older than Cambridge University.
There are 4,000 miles of drystone wall in the Cotswolds.
The Cotswold Lion is a breed of sheep.
Oxford has 45 colleges and halls.
The Cotswold Way footpath
The River Eye at Lower Slaughter
TOUR REVIEWS
"Tabby provided our group of six with two days of guided tours in the Western Cotswolds and a day tour of Oxford, and we can't praise her too highly. "
"Dear Tabby - thank you so much for making our trip so memorable. You were fantastic and we enjoyed everything immensely."
“excellent: informative and amusing guided tour of Oxford"
Oxford University is older than Cambridge University.
There are 4,000 miles of drystone wall in the Cotswolds.
The Cotswold Lion is a breed of sheep.
Oxford has 45 colleges and halls.
The Cotswold Way footpath
The River Eye at Lower Slaughter
TOUR REVIEWS
"Tabby provided our group of six with two days of guided tours in the Western Cotswolds and a day tour of Oxford, and we can't praise her too highly. "
"Dear Tabby - thank you so much for making our trip so memorable. You were fantastic and we enjoyed everything immensely."
“excellent: informative and amusing guided tour of Oxford"