Featuring Brand New Tour – Rise Festival, Les Deux Alpes, France

13th January 2026

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4, 5 or 8 Day Rise Festival, Les Deux Alpes, France

Rise Festival, Les Deux Alpes, France

This is the trip for guests who want it all. You want big ski days, bigger nights, and zero stress in between. You don’t want to cook, organise restaurants, or squeeze into a shoebox hotel room. You want great people, great food, flowing wine, and a festival that turns an entire mountain into a playground. Welcome to Ski & Wine Week at Rise Festival — done properly.

Imagine starting your days carving turns on Europe’s highest glacier, chasing fresh lines and crisp alpine air. By afternoon, the music starts pumping, après gets lively, and Rise Festival takes over the resort with world-class DJs, pop-up stages, and non-stop energy. You go hard, because that’s the point — but you never have to think about what comes next.

Back at your private chalet, everything is waiting for you. Dinner is already on, the wine is already open, and the fire is glowing. Someone’s on the playlist, someone else is pouring another glass, and the whole place is buzzing with that perfect mix of exhaustion and excitement. This isn’t a hotel lobby or a shared dorm — it’s your crew, your space, your mountain home for the week.

Each evening kicks off with guided wine tastings hosted by the legends at Swallow Don’t Spit Wine. It’s fun, relaxed, and just educational enough. Expect blind tastings, playful challenges, regional showdowns, food pairings, and a few surprises along the way. You’ll drink generously, learn accidentally, and discover why Champagne is more than just bubbles. By the end of the week, you’ll tell your Burgundy from your Bordeaux, ski a little better, party a lot harder, and leave with memories that will live on — even if some photos definitely shouldn’t.

Featuring Festivals Calendar – Info, dates, availability, offers and last min deals on 2026 Festivals & Events Tours

January

27th January 2026 6 Day Up Helly Aa Viking Fire Festival Shetland

Up Helly Aa is the undisputed highlight of the tour. As darkness falls, Lerwick is transformed by the glow of hundreds of flaming torches carried by costumed Vikings known as Guizers. Led by the Guizer Jarl, the torchlit procession moves through the streets in a powerful display of pageantry, music, and tradition.

February

13th February 2026 6 Day Rio de Janeiro Carnival Experience

Experience the rhythm, colour, and nonstop energy of Rio de Janeiro during the world’s most famous celebration. This immersive six-day adventure places you at the heart of Carnival, combining iconic sightseeing, legendary parties, cultural discovery, and ample free time to explore the city your way.

13th February 2026 Sitges Carnival From Barcelona

Join the original and best Barcelona to Sitges Carnival trip! Get ready for winter’s craziest party, rolling with the biggest crew. Skip the public transport crowds, by traveling on our private buses. Plus, our pre-party is absolutely legendary! We never miss a party, so for Sitges Carnival, we charter a bus for you, load it with sangria, fancy dress, and face paint, then head straight into Spain’s Mardi Gras.

Escape the winter chill at the Atlantic’s hottest party. Carnival’s are celebrated globally, with Sitges standing out as a premier destination. Just 40 minutes from Barcelona, Sitges Carnival draws 250,000 people to this charming coastal town. It’s your ultimate chance to go absolutely wild and embrace every temptation. This is your moment to dress up, and go all out with sequins, feathers, body paint, glitter or even a mask!

March

15th March 2026 – 4 Day Dublin St Patrick’s Celebrations

Begin your unforgettable St Patrick’s adventure by meeting your fellow travellers in central London before boarding a luxury air-conditioned coach. As you leave the city behind, enjoy the changing landscapes of England and Wales en route to the ferry crossing over the Irish Sea. Arriving in Dublin, alive with St Patrick’s Day excitement, you’ll check into the stylish Mespil Hotel (or similar), perfectly located for easy access to the celebrations. The evening is yours to explore the buzzing streets, join the festivities and perhaps enjoy your first Guinness of the trip.

St Patrick’s Day itself. Wake to Ireland’s biggest celebration as the city bursts into colour with parades, costumes, music and a joyful atmosphere unlike anywhere else. Join the street party, dance among the sea of green and soak up the unforgettable energy only Dublin can deliver.

April

17th April to 10th May 2026 – Springfest Munich, Germany

An unforgettable adventure at Springfest in Munich. This incredible festival, known locally as Frühlingsfest, presents a fantastic alternative to the larger Oktoberfest. It traditionally takes place during April and May, offering a delightful seasonal experience. Attendees can enjoy traditional German beers, savour delicious local food, and experience thrilling fairground rides. Oompah bands play lively, traditional music throughout the festival grounds. Springfest offers a slightly more intimate and local feel. Yet it promises just as much fun and excitement for all visitor

May

24th May 2026 – 9 Day Bushfire Festival – Malkerns Valley, Eswatini with Cape Town and Kruger National Park

Experience the very best of Southern Africa on an unforgettable nine-day journey that blends iconic landscapes, incredible wildlife, vibrant cities, and an internationally celebrated music festival. This tour is designed for travellers who want adventure, culture, and unforgettable moments, all wrapped into one perfectly paced itinerary. From the moment you arrive, every day delivers a new highlight, creating a seamless mix of exploration, excitement, and relaxation.

Your journey takes you to Eswatini for the grand finale: three unforgettable nights at the iconic Bushfire Festival.

June

26th to 30th June 2026 – San Vino Wine Fight Festival, Spain

Known locally as “La Batalla de Vino de Haro,”. The San Vino Wine Fight is your chance to experience one of the world’s great red wine regions in a truly unique way. Prepare to be drenched from head to toe in wine that. While this wine does not meet the region’s top-tier standards, it certainly won’t go to waste!

This experience includes entry into the battle and a comfortable stay in our camping accommodations. Complete with sleeping mats and sleeping bags. Enjoy an open bar serving beer, wine, and sangria. Also a delicious daily brunch featuring a cooked breakfast buffet and bottomless mimosas. The guides will show you the ropes. Plus you’ll get a welcome local cheese and wine tasting and of course plenty of red wine too.

18th to 20th June 2026 – Sonar Festival

Three days of nonstop partying have made it one of Europe’s most famous festivals. They wear stylish sunglasses and flip-flops to enjoy Sonar’s many artists in Barcelona’s sun.
Sonar Festival includes a stay at a beautiful beachfront hostel, hearty breakfast and dinner daily, best of Barcelona walking tour, either a Spanish Cooking Class, party pack or boat party, crazy pre-game drink deals and discounts for wild nights out, nightly guest list club entry, plus access to a variety of activities to add on, such as Sonar festival tickets, bike tours, paintballing, Barcelona Beer Bike, waterpark parties, jet-skiing, go karting, kayak and snorkelling and of course the legendary Barcelona Boat Parties!

July

4th to 15th July 2026 – Pamplona Bull Run, Spain

The Pamplona Bull Run is the highlight, but imagine a city-wide celebration. A truly unforgettable sangria-soaked street party bursting with infectious energy. That’s exactly what awaits you at San Fermín. The air pulsates with live music, renowned DJs play late into the night and the sky erupts with dazzling fireworks. Beyond the spectacle, indulge in an abundance of delicious food, from traditional tapas to hearty local specialities. All contributing to an atmosphere of sheer Spanish good times!

9th to 13th July 2026 – Bilbao BBK Live Music Festival

Every year, in the hills of Bilbao, the Basque Country’s biggest city, people from all corners of the globe gather for three days of music, merrymaking, friendship, and dancing! Experience over 60 international and local acts alongside vibrant Basque culture.

At Bilbao BBK Live, your accommodation is camping, and we’ll supply all the gear for a comfortable setup, including a twin-share tent, camping mats, and sleeping bags.

10th to 17th July 2026 – Semana Grande Festival

Semana Grande translates into ‘The Big Week’ and that’s exactly what it is! A week of massive street parties with loads of concerts, from rock to pop and classical to jazz, in the picturesque San Sebastian in the Basque country. Crazy festivities, and fireworks, its the biggest party in San Sebastian, Spain.

23rd to 30th July 2026 – Les Fetes de Bayonne Festival

Experience carnival parades, impressive drumming displays (tamborradas), Basque sports, and traditional music and dance. Enjoy nightly concerts and fireworks. You can also dive into French culture by joining the world bell pepper omelette championship at the local market!

August

25th to 27th August 2026 – La Tomatina Festival 3 Days

Prepare yourself for the most exhilarating and deliciously messy adventure of your life! La Tomatina is calling, inviting you to dive headfirst into Spain’s iconic and undoubtedly most fun food fight. This isn’t just an event; it’s a global phenomenon, a true bucket-list experience that annually transforms the quaint Spanish town of Buñol into a vibrant red spectacle. Imagine yourself amidst 20,000 eager participants, all united by one joyous purpose: to enthusiastically hurl over 120 tonnes of ripe, squishy tomatoes at friends, foes, and friendly strangers.

The origins of La Tomatina run deep, with the spirited tomato-throwing tradition dating back to at least 1944. What started as a spontaneous street brawl has blossomed into an internationally renowned festival, drawing enthusiastic tomato warriors from every corner of the world. It’s an hour of pure, unadulterated chaotic joy, an experience so unique it’s hard to put into words – it truly is the most fun you can have with your food!

7th August 2026 – Sziget Festival Road Trip for 10 Days

Europe, you throw a great music event! Budapest’s Island of Freedom takeover of Sziget is our current favourite. The music, art, performances, and forest moods will woo you. To enhance the experience, we start the party in Berlin a few days early and visit Prague and Vienna before heading to Hungary.

We’ll spend two nights in Berlin getting to know this colourful city and our new team. The Berlin Wall ruins are the most intriguing of our classic sights. Our local guide will lead you on a historical walking tour of 20th-century Berlin, including Hitler’s bunker and the Holocaust Memorial. The hungry traveller can find everything from Checkpoint Charlie to hidden gems in Berlin’s side alleyways. Our Alternative Berlin walking tour will take us to all the hipster spots.

September / October

19th September to 4th October 2026 Oktoberfest

8 Day Road Trip to Oktoberfest in Germany, Touring Holland and Belgium

Get ready for the ultimate Oktoberfest road trip, packed with iconic cities, unforgettable beer culture, and nonstop good times as you journey from London to Munich with an epic crew. This multi-country adventure is designed for travellers who want to combine Europe’s must-see destinations with the world’s most legendary festival, all while soaking up local flavours, history, and vibrant nightlife along the way.

The journey kicks off in London before crossing the Channel via Dover and Calais, setting the tone for a fast-paced European escape to Germanies awesome Oktoberfest.

Oktoberfest for 4 Days

Geared up for the biggest beer festival? A place with only as many beers as infectious energy? Get your dirndl or lederhosen ready for our Oktoberfest journey to Munich, Germany. A squad of 18-35s will visit Munich’s prominent landmarks, historic locations, and attractive suburbs during the world-famous beer festival for parties, pigs, and playgrounds.

On day one of your Munich Oktoberfest vacation, after welcome at our hotel, we’ll take a city orientation, where you may buy a dirndl or lederhosen to dress like the locals. Get informed with these facts: Check your list as you visit the 14 main beer tents, the largest of which holds 11,000 partygoers.

Oktoberfest Festival, Munich

Imagine yourself at Oktoberfest, the world’s largest folk festival in Munich, Germany. You’re surrounded by millions, soaking in an unparalleled celebration of Bavarian culture. Traditional music fills the air. Find yourself fully immersed in the vibrant atmosphere of the famous beer halls, truly feeling the heart of this global phenomenon.

4, 5 or 8 Day Rise Festival, Les Deux Alpes, France

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Featuring – In Depth Day Tour of The Stunning Cotswolds with Lunch in Bibury

In Depth Day Tour of The Stunning Cotswolds with Lunch in Bibury

Your full-day journey into the heart of the Cotswolds begins in Burford, a picturesque market town often referred to as the “Gateway to the Cotswolds.” Its magnificent High Street, lined with honey-coloured stone buildings, showcases every shade of classic Cotswold stone. Enjoy time at leisure to browse the charming tea rooms, antique shops, and local boutiques that give Burford its timeless character.

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Exclusive Stonehenge Inner Circle, Lacock in the Cotswolds and Bath with the Roman Baths

Discover England’s ancient wonders and timeless beauty on this extraordinary tour featuring exclusive private access to Stonehenge’s Inner Circle. This rare opportunity allows you to step beyond the public barriers and walk among the towering Sarsen stones themselves. With an expert guide leading the way, you’ll explore the monument’s mysterious origins, its spiritual and cultural significance, and the remarkable astronomical alignments that have fascinated historians for centuries. As you stand beside iconic features such as the Altar Stone, Slaughter Stone, and Heel Stone, you’ll gain an intimate appreciation of Stonehenge that few visitors ever experience.

Included ancient Roman Bath, Bath, South West England

Your journey continues to the charming village of Lacock, a beautifully preserved settlement with Saxon beginnings and an atmosphere that feels frozen in time. Its honey-coloured cottages, medieval streets, and peaceful setting have made it a favourite for film and television productions, including scenes from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. While visiting, you may choose to enjoy a traditional breakfast or supper at The George Inn, a 14th-century coaching inn rich with old-world character.

See a film location from Harry Potter at Lacock Abbey in the Cotswolds

The final highlight of the tour is the elegant City of Bath, celebrated for its sweeping Georgian architecture and the world-famous Roman Baths, where mineral-rich waters still bubble up from ancient hot springs. Whether you spend your time exploring the historic centre, admiring the Royal Crescent, or simply soaking in the city’s refined atmosphere, Bath offers a perfect blend of culture and heritage.

Travelling in comfort aboard a luxury air-conditioned coach and accompanied by a knowledgeable English-speaking guide, you can choose from morning departures for peaceful early access or evening departures for atmospheric after-hours entry to Stonehenge. This immersive experience brings together England’s most iconic sites in one unforgettable journey.

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More Information Stonehenge Inner Circle Tours

Stonehenge Morning Inner Circle Tour with Salisbury

For a truly unforgettable experience, the Stonehenge Inner Circle Tour is an absolute must to unlock the magic of this mystical and ancient monument, with 1000’s of years of fascinating and much varied history, from the Druids to the Romans, to modern day and everything in between. An exclusive inner circle or also know as private access visit, offers rare access inside the world’s most famous prehistoric monument, which only a few privilege visitors get to enjoy each year.

On our inner circle tours you will be accompanied by an expert Stonehenge Guide who will bring the stones to life for you. Show you and explain the phenomenal ancient mathematical accuracy of the calculations made. How astonishing our ancient ancestors were able to align the vast Sarsen stones and not so small Blue Stones, to all but perfection alignment for; various alignment throughout the astronomical calendar with the sun and moon, setting and rising.

A quite remarkable achievement with the resources 2000 years when the current version of a monument on that site stands. A small part of the 5000 year history at this site of monuments and celebrations. All consumed into the magic the stones hold and that can truly feel as part of the memorable inner circle experience, come see for yourself, it is real.

Stonehenge Inner Circle Calendar

The Stonehenge Inner Circle Summer is considered March to September and most inner circle tours run during that period. Due to ground conservation reasons, currently Stonehenge do not allow access tours in October or November each year. Although there is general talk with more modern conservation techniques this may change in the future and we will announce if that happens.

The inner circle tours are morning or evening (evening when available). There are only limited dates throughout the year when it is possible to be inside the stone circle for the actual sunrise or sunset. If that is an ambition for you, please contact us (contact details below) and we will help free of charge. The time slots most tours enjoy, just after sunrise or just before sunset are spectacular and the way the sun and the moon align with the sun and moon will all make sense, all brought to life by your entertaining and knowledgeable, Stonehenge Expert Guide.

Due to lack of daylight hours, the evening/sunset tours only run March until September, however there are a good amount of morning tours still available December to February. Christmas, there is no access Christmas Eve, Day or Boxing Day, New years Eve or Day.

A wonderous time of year and each year; 20th June Sunset and 21st Sunrise, the site becomes as it has been since ancient times, a place of celebration, worship, music, drum, pipes and much merriment. We offer two outstanding Solstice tours that include options for sunrise, sunset and much more, further details below and we cannot recommend more highly this joyous and invigorating experience.

In Preparation for and clear up after, the Summer Solstice Events, Stonehenge are unable to offer access 16th to 19th and 22nd to 30th June each year. Thus as you will imagine as is by then peak summer, the weeks or so before or after 16th to 30th June are the most in demand of the year and the most popular dates sell out rapidly after launch (expected later this week). If you would like any guidance or assistance with this please contact us (contact details below). We are happy to deal with any questions you have and this is a completely free service.

This still leaves many 100’s of inner circle tours that are available each year and we will be delighted to help you find (free of charge) you best and best Value option and again our contact details are below. We have been commended for outstanding customer service so feel free to contact our knowledgeable and friendly agents whom will be delighted to help with your Stonehenge questions.

Beyond closure dates that occur each year as set out above. English Heritage/Stonehenge occasionally allow filming or other events at Stonehenge, when again inner circle access is not possible. as example there were block dates for filming this year 22nd to 30th September. We have advance notice of such events or filming, so can help you in your holiday date planning. if the Stonehenge inner circle is a must do for you, it is wise to plan that element, before if possible you finalise your holiday dates.

Charming, Vibrant, Colourful and Musical. Various Morris Dancers groups most welcoming attend the Solstice adding much Joy.

Finally a note on prices, which so sorry are frustratingly not cheap, however they are nevertheless still exceptional value. If you extract out any individual entrance costs, the actual tour cost is quite small. Plus great value as luxury transport with free wi-fi and your expert guide are also included. So amazing value for which we promise, will be a memorable and maybe spiritual experience that many experience inside the mystic and mythical ancient stone circle. Come and feel it to believe it.

More randomly, there are occasions when Stonehenge allow filming and so forth, as example 22nd/30th September this year, so no access were available then. if you would like some help planning your inner circle experience please do contact us, details below and it is a free service.

Whilst so sorry the inner circle tours are not cheap, they are nevertheless still exceptional value, as include all entrance fees. If you extract the attractions entrance fees which are all expensive, you will find the actual tour cost is amazing value. Not least as includes an expert Stonehenge Guide, who will bring the stones alive for you and explain the astonishing accuracy of the alignment of the sun and moon, sunrise and sunset with the stones. Genuinely magical and enchanting.

The regular inner circle tours only depart and return from London, there are no regional departures. So sorry we can only help with tours, if you want Stonehenge Inner Circle tickets only English Heritage will be able to help with that and sorry it is not possible to meet any of our tours en-route or at Stonehenge.

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Recommended as Stonehenge Experts

Here at Best Value Tour we are proud of our Owner and Principal British Olympian Paul Harmsworth. Paul developed our exceptional and entirely free Stonehenge Customer Service, from his great personal passion of Stonehenge. From as a young child spending time playing at the stones and picnicking, visiting with his family as his grandparents lived close by in Amesbury. A passion much indulged with a 2 year spell working at Stonehenge, a time he remembers most fondly around 20 years ago and 18 years since, helping 1000’s of guests get the best Stonehenge experience possible.

When Paul first visited Stonehenge in the 1960’s, it was very different than today. Firstly, Wiltshire back then was very rural and very quite. As time went on and the road networks developed; Wiltshire’s wealth of ancient and more recent historic histories, all set in a region of outstanding natural beauty, became more accessible to visitors. Thus evolved to the iconic and mystical region visited by many each year, taking away lasting wonderful memories.

Stonehenge has somewhat of a varied history of fences, no fences, charging for entrance and not charging. Fortunately a period around 1963-1977 when Paul was young, Stonehenge was completely open, no fences, no staff or security. Was a popular destination for locals for summer weekend picnics of which Paul has warm memories (there is apparently a picture of him there in the 1960’s we are trying to locate).

History of fences/no fences at Stonehenge

Stonehenge, one of the world’s most famous prehistoric monuments, has a fascinating history not only in terms of its construction and purpose but also regarding how the public has accessed it over the centuries. In the early 1800s, the site was privately owned by the Antrobus family (famous local philanthropists, a name still known locally at the popular historic Antrobus Hotel still in Amesbury), and visitors could approach the stones freely, wandering among them across the Salisbury Plain without restrictions.

However, as visitor numbers grew and concerns about potential damage increased, the family introduced an entrance fee of one shilling in 1901. This was done to help fund the protection and maintenance of the monument and marked the first time that public access came with a cost.

In addition to charging an entrance fee, early efforts to protect Stonehenge included the introduction of fences, which were installed in the early 20th century. These fences were intended to prevent vandalism and manage the growing crowds of visitors while preserving the integrity of the stones.

When Sir Cecil Chubb purchased Stonehenge in 1918 and subsequently donated it to the nation, he stipulated that local residents should retain free access and that the general admission fee for other visitors would remain minimal. Over the decades, fences were adjusted and, at times, removed, particularly during the 1950s and 1960s when restoration work, including the re-erection of fallen trilithons, aimed to restore the monument and its surrounding landscape.

By 1977, fences fully enclosed the stone circle to safeguard it, limiting public access to controlled paths and special arrangements. Today, visitors can still enjoy close views of Stonehenge, but touching the stones is prohibited, and entry to the inner circle is reserved for solstice celebrations or exclusive tours. Modern management by English Heritage ensures a balance between preservation and tourism, allowing people from around the world to experience the monument safely while maintaining its enduring mystery and historical significance.

Here are some personal pics taken by Paul at his time at Stonehenge