London (Greenwich) Shore Excursions
4 & 5* London (Greenwich) Shore Excursions
London (Greenwich)
Southampton Pre-Cruise Tour: London to Southampton via Stonehenge
Duration: 6 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 191.98
London (Greenwich)
Private Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, The City of Bath Day Tour
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 12 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 989.68
London (Greenwich)
Shared Departure Transfer from your London Hotel to the Airport
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 0.5 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 62.29
London (Greenwich)
Private Tour to Stonehenge, Bath and The Cotswolds
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 10 Hours
Physical difficulty: Medium
Free cancellation
From USD 1309.42
London (Greenwich)
Private Windsor Castle and Stonehenge Day Tour
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 9 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 788.97
London (Greenwich)
Private London Highlights Tour with Experienced Guide in Taxi
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 3 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 519.41
London (Greenwich)
Private Cotswold Villages Day Tour see the beauty of the Villages
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 10 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 826.35
London (Greenwich)
Private London Evening Tour by Car
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 3 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 152.26
London (Greenwich)
Private Tour of Stonehenge and Salisbury Cathedral
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 8 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 778.59
London (Greenwich)
Southampton Cruise Term/ Hotel to London with Stopovers at Stonehenge & Windsor
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 12 - 13 Hours
Physical difficulty: Medium
Free cancellation
From USD 1314.96
London (Greenwich)
Private Guided Tour of Windsor Castle PLUS and History
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 7 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 899.71
London (Greenwich)
Private Stonehenge, Woodhenge, Avebury Stone Circle Day Tour
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 9 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 825.31
London (Greenwich)
Private Beatles and London Rock Tour in Electric Taxi
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 3 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 553.67
London (Greenwich)
Private driver tours to Cotswolds, Blenheim Palace, or Oxford
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 9 Hours
Physical difficulty: Medium
Free cancellation
From USD 961.99
London (Greenwich)
Private Kent Castles and White Cliffs of Dover Day Tour
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 10 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 823.58
London (Greenwich)
Beatles Walking Tour of London
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 3 Hours
Physical difficulty: Medium
Free cancellation
From USD 269.91
London (Greenwich)
Private Guided Full Day Downton Abbey Tour
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 10 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 1280.35
London (Greenwich)
Leeds Castle, Canterbury and White Cliffs of Dover - Driver Guide
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 11 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 2401.53
London (Greenwich)
Windsor Castle and Eton College Private Car with Driver Guide
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 6 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 1138.97
London (Greenwich)
Private Windsor Castle Tour
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 6 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 617.68
London (Greenwich)
Fully Guided History Tour of The City of Brighton
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 10 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 1038.12
London (Greenwich)
Harry Potter's Private London Taxi Tour
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 8 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 1009.06
London (Greenwich)
James Bond Ultimate Spy Taxi Tour
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 4 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 690.70
London (Greenwich)
Stratford Upon Avon & Warwick Castle Private Tour
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 10 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 1238.83
London (Greenwich)
It's Only Rock n Roll, but I like It Taxi Tour
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 4 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 732.22
London (Greenwich)
London: Full Day Private Tour Including Entry Passes
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 8 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 726.69
London (Greenwich)
Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and Bath from London
Duration: 11 Hours
Physical difficulty: Medium
Free cancellation
From USD 110.87
London (Greenwich)
London Small Group Tour of Historical Pubs
Duration: 3 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 40.14
London (Greenwich)
Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Bath with Pub Lunch in Lacock
Duration: 12 Hours
Physical difficulty: Medium
Free cancellation
From USD 123.19
London (Greenwich)
Tower of London and Crown Jewels Exhibition Ticket
Duration: 24 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 49.55
Related destinations to London (Greenwich)
What should I know on my first visit to Greenwich?
Greenwich offers a compact, walkable mix of maritime history, green space and striking architecture ideal for a first-time visit. Many cruise passengers choose organised options labelled London (Greenwich) shore excursions that combine port transfers, guided entry and timed tickets to the Royal Observatory and Cutty Sark. Independent travellers can use frequent riverboats or DLR trains from central piers, and still cover major highlights in a day. Allow time for a relaxed riverside lunch, a stroll across the UNESCO-listed Meridian line and some gentle wandering in the market and park.
Which attractions are the must-sees in Greenwich?
Highlights to prioritise include the Cutty Sark, the Royal Observatory and the National Maritime Museum, each offering different perspectives on Greenwich’s seafaring past. Visitors often combine outdoor time on Greenwich Park and the Thames riverside with interiors and exhibits. Many operators advertise structured London (Greenwich) tours that bundle entry and skip-the-line access, though timed-entry tickets are also sold separately. Make time for the Old Royal Naval College and the fan-vaulted chapel, and check for temporary exhibitions or events at the market. Allow flexibility for unexpected discoveries and photo stops.
Is a half-day visit enough or should I plan a full day?
Half-day visits can suit tight cruise schedules and typically focus on a cluster of sights such as the Cutty Sark, the nearby market and a quick visit to the Royal Observatory. Full-day options let you add the National Maritime Museum, a leisurely picnic in Greenwich Park and time to explore riverside walks and local museums. Some organised London (Greenwich) shore excursions offer flexible durations; independent travellers can mix public transport, river services and walking to stretch a short visit into a fuller experience if time permits. Factor in transport and queues when planning.
How rich is Greenwich in culture and history?
History is woven into Greenwich’s streets, from the maritime collections at the National Maritime Museum to the astronomy exhibits at the Royal Observatory and the naval grandeur of the Old Royal Naval College. Galleries, plaques and preserved buildings explain Britain’s global seafaring role across centuries. Guided interpretations help place artefacts in context, and many London (Greenwich) tours include commentary on key figures, trade connections and scientific advances. Independent visitors should pick up free maps or audio guides and allow time for reading displays and following up details that spark particular interest.
What green spaces and scenic views can I expect?
Parks and riverside paths give Greenwich a leafy, calm atmosphere unconnected to central London’s bustle. The elevated lawns of Greenwich Park provide panoramic views across the Thames to Canary Wharf and are ideal for a relaxed walk, photography and spotting local wildlife. Several operators include the park and promenade on London (Greenwich) shore excursions so visitors can combine historic sites with green space. Independent visitors will find well-marked trails, benches and café stops; bring weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes to make the most of changing light and breezy river conditions.
Where and what should I eat while in Greenwich?
Eating in Greenwich ranges from market street food to gastropubs and riverside cafés that highlight British and international flavours. Local markets offer freshly prepared dishes, seafood options and artisan producers, while some classic pubs serve traditional Sunday roasts and seasonal fare. Many visitors join London (Greenwich) tours that include a food-stop or market briefing, though you can also assemble a varied meal independently by sampling stall offerings. Take time to sit riverside or in the park to savour flavours, and check opening times as smaller venues may close mid-afternoon.
What level of walking and physical activity is involved?
Activity expectations vary depending on chosen itinerary, but most days involve moderate walking over cobbled streets, slopes in Greenwich Park and short distances between attractions. The Cutty Sark and Royal Observatory require stair navigation and standing for exhibits, while riverside promenades are flatter and easier to cover at leisure. Operators marketing London (Greenwich) shore excursions often highlight walking distances so you can judge suitability, and independent visitors should plan for comfortable footwear, periodic rests and water. Those with limited stamina can focus on a smaller number of sites or use local buses and river services.
How accessible are Greenwich attractions for mobility needs?
Accessibility levels vary across Greenwich sites; the National Maritime Museum and many newer facilities provide step-free access, lifts and accessible toilets, while historic buildings and the Cutty Sark have more limited adaptations. Transport options such as the DLR, mainline trains and riverboats offer accessible boarding at many piers, but not all platforms are level. Check individual venue websites and confirm details provided by London (Greenwich) tours if you need bespoke support or a mobility scooter hire recommendation. Allow extra time for transfers and enquire about assistance at port arrival points.
When is the best time of year or day to visit Greenwich?
Timing a visit affects crowd levels, light for photography and availability of events. Late spring and early autumn balance milder weather with fewer peak-season visitors, while summer brings longer opening hours but busier markets and park lawns. Winter can be quieter, offering brisk riverside walks and easier access to indoor attractions though daylight is shorter. Many operators schedule popular London (Greenwich) shore excursions during summer, but independent travellers who arrive early or later in the afternoon often find shorter queues and better photo opportunities. Check event calendars for festivals or closures that might alter plans.
Should I take a guided option or explore Greenwich on my own?
Choosing between a guided visit and exploring independently depends on priorities such as convenience, context and pace. Guided options provide curated commentary, reserved entries and a defined route that can maximise limited time and explain complex history, while independent days allow flexibility to linger, detour to cafés and follow personal interests at leisure. Many visitors compare itineraries before deciding, and some mix both approaches within the same day by taking a short London (Greenwich) tours option in the morning and then free time for markets and park walks. Factor in transport and ticket logistics when deciding.