UK Tourism

Four countries make up the United Kingdom – England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales. Collectively, they make up not just one the most visited regions in the world, but also one of the most cultural, architectural and historical. This blend is what really makes UK tourism so special and one you must try to experience at least once.

UK Geography

The UK is located along the north-west coast of Europe, between the Atlantic and North Sea. Each country has its own geographic highlights. Scotland and Northwest England are characterised by glacial lakes and mountains, while Southern England consists more of rolling hills. Wales and Northern Ireland are also more mountainous, so overall, your UK tour can take you across various topographies, from craggy coastlines to icy cold lakes, from blooming countryside meadows to splendid mountain vistas.

Climate in UK

Generally speaking, the UK experiences temperate oceanic climate, but individual regions are affected by winds, coastlines and air masses to create micro-climates. The ideal time for a United Kingdom tour is definitely summer or perhaps even spring, if you don’t mind slightly cooler evenings.

UK Culture

From language to culture, the English way is one the entire world is familiar with. And that’s no surprise given that once upon a time, the sun never set on the British Empire. In the context of today, all that history makes for a vibrant destination. A single picture you take could hold sights ancient, medieval and modern. And some of the greatest landmarks of the world reside here, be it the mysterious Stonehenge or the iconic Buckingham Palace. That’s what makes United Kingdom tourism so enticing.

UK Tours

With SOTC, you can sign up for the UK tour of your liking.

A cultural escapade could take you from a relaxing ancient Roman bathhouse to the Crown Jewels displayed at the Tower of London.

Families are in for fun, be it at the London Science Museum or the Chessington World of Adventures.

Thrill seekers can have a blast across colourful cities like Edinburgh, London or Liverpool.

UK tourism really has something for everyone – and then some!