Trip to London from Dover

Important: These times are approximate, since they depend on the weather, traffic and above all the arrival time at the port.
We recommend exchanging Euros for Pound Sterling before you leave.
According to the needs of passengers or the guide, the order of the itinerary may be changed.
08.30 Meet with our English speaking guide at Dover or Harwich port. It takes around 1.5 hours to get to London from Tilbury Port and 2 hours from the other ports.
10.00 Start the tour of London with our expert guide, who will show you the Tower of London, which was constructed on the orders of King William the Conqueror, and the Tower Bridge. These are the two most representative emblems of London. For passengers who disembark at Tilbury port it is possible to take a tour around the Olympic Park, which hosted the 2012 Olympic Games.
11.00 A tour around the oldest part of the city, known as "The City", where St Pauls Cathedral is found, with its magnificent design and classic architecture.
12.00 We head for the famous "Press Street" (Fleet Street) where you will visit London Bridge and the Royal Courts of Justice.
13.00 Our guide will take you on a pleasant stroll through Covent Garden and later you will be able to take a short break to have some lunch or buy souvenirs in the old market of flowers, fruits and vegetables by Westminster Abbey.
15.00 We head for the centre of London, where much of the city's history lies, such as Trafalgar Square, which was built in memory and honour of Admiral Lord Nelson along with all the other English, French and Spanish sailors who died in the Battle of Trafalgar. You will walk down the Government Street (Downing Street), Whitehall to Parliament Square, to get to Westminster.
Here you will see the political nerve centre of the country in the Houses of Parliament and of course the most famous clock in the world, Big Ben. You will also see the iconic Westminster Abbey, where the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (William and Kate) took place.
16.30 Visit the outside of Buckingham Palace and cross the Westminster Bridge, where you can enjoy a magnificent view of the London Eye, also called the Millennium Wheel. At an impressive 135 metres high it is the world's most famous Ferris wheel. We will also see the historic hospital of St Thomas and you will be told of how Thomas was murdered in Canterbury Cathedral.
18.00 Return to Tilbury Port
18.30 Return to Dover or Harwich Port

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