High Weald of Kent and Sussex Tour
Five Days | Four Nights | Based at The Spa Hotel, Tunbridge Wells
Discover this enchanting corner of Southeast England where history, horticulture, and heritage meet, the only spa town in the region and once the fashionable retreat of Georgian high society. Nestled in the heart of the High Weald, this area offers a rich tapestry of scenic lanes, National Trust treasures, and quintessential Kentish charm.
Why Choose This Tour
- Unrivalled Garden & Heritage Access:
Explore more castles, stately homes, and public gardens than anywhere else in the UK. - Scenic Drives & Gentle Routes: Enjoy relaxed runs through hop-growing villages,
Ashdown Forrest and orchard-dotted landscapes. - Historic Elegance: Stay in a refined Georgian spa town.
- A cost-effective: option for those seeking luxury and culture without compromise.
Whether you’re drawn to the romance of Hever Castle the history of Winston Churchill’s Chartwell home, the serenity of Sissinghurst, or the storybook High Weald lanes of Kent and Sussex,
Ashdown Forest this tour offers a curated blend of private access, scenic driving.
Tour Itinerary
Day One – Arrival & Welcome
- Check-in from 3:00 PM at The Spa Hotel
- Welcome drinks and tour briefing.
- Dinner in The Orangery
Day Two – Chartwell & Wakehurst Run
- Morning departure for Chartwell, former home of Winston Churchill
- Continue via scenic route to Wakehurst Place (optional visit)
- Dinner in The Orangery
Day Three – Hever Castle.
- Hever Castle run tour and garden access.
- Continue to Scotney Castle and Bedgebury Pinetum via Kentish hop villages.
Day Four – Sissinghurst & Wine Country
- Visit the iconic Sissinghurst Castle Garden
- Optional wine tasting and tour at Balfour Winery
- Private dinner
Day Five – Farewell
- Check-out by 10:30 AM
Who Is This Tour For?
This Hidden Gem Awaits in South England Perfect for garden lovers, history buffs, and those who appreciate a relaxed yet culturally enriching drive through the High Weald Countryside. This charming tour offers exceptional value and is ideally suited to motor clubs and fraternal groups seeking a fresh highlight for their touring calendar.
Discover England’s lesser-known treasures—where heritage, horticulture, and hospitality meet the open road.
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