Savill Garden & Lunch & Windsor River Cruise with Cream Tea

A hidden gem resting in the heart of Windsor Great Park, The Savill Garden is one of Britain’s greatest ornamental gardens. Commissioned by George V and created by Sir Eric Savill in 1932, The Savill Garden provides inspiration for all. A royal connection continues to run through the garden and on your visit see the award-winning Queen Elizabeth II Temperate House, The Golden Jubilee Garden and the Rose Garden, all opened by the Queen. The seasonal displays in beautifully themed landscaped areas provide you with the perfect opportunity to wander the paths and admire the abundant variety of flowers, trees and rare plants. At the end of our visit we will enjoy a delicious lunch at the Garden’s onsite restaurant.

Following our visit we take a short journey to Runneymede and embark an intimate two-hour cruise through the ‘back garden’ of Windsor Castle. Sit back and relax and enjoy a delightful cream tea whilst taking in the stunning views of the Castle, Royal Farm and Queen Adelaide’s Cottage.

Trip includes:
Entrance to The Savill Garden with Lunch
Two-hour River cruise with Cream Tea