TEA TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 15 top afternoon teas across Britain, from grand London hotels to a vintage Routemaster bus and a Thames riverboat. Tiered stands, warm scones and a proper pot, wherever you take it.
1.5-hour Thames river cruise with traditional afternoon tea, unlimited tea and coffee, and big London landmarks from Tower to Parliament.
Most Popular“It was an absolutely lovely afternoon on the cruise and the tea was delightful.”
See London from a 1960s Routemaster bus while enjoying classic afternoon tea, unlimited hot drinks, and recorded sights commentary.
“Friendly fun staff and good food and drinks. A quick and fun way to spend an afternoon. Would recommend.”
A 90-minute London double-decker bus ride with afternoon tea plus Prosecco or a soft drink, passing the Tower of London and St Paul’s.
“It was a nice take on afternoon tea. The only thing that would improve the tour is if there was someone to actually be a guide and inform you about what we are passing. They played a recording but sometimes it didn’t match up with what we were actually passing. Still a great experience though.”
Enjoy unlimited tea or coffee on a vintage bus tour of Edinburgh, with classic treats and big views of Castle, Old Town, and Holyrood.
“I was shocked and disappointed by this experience. Shocked that I expected an elegant high tea experience near the Edinburgh Castle and what I got was a broken down old dirty bus with a very sloppy presentation at best. I felt embarrassed being there in comparison to the much cleaner and nicer buses and settings…”
A guided stroll through Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park history, followed by classic Royal High Tea in the Orangery near Kensington Palace.
“Paul was our tour guide. He has a very typical English sense of humour. The walk in Kensington Gardens was truly beautiful, and Paul told us many interesting historical stories about the Royal Family. The tea experience with the tiny pastries and sandwiches was so atmospheric that it felt as if we had stepped straight…”
90-minute Thames afternoon tea from Tower Pier with unlimited tea/coffee, scones and sandwiches, and landmark views.
“Magical, delicious, and the views of the city! The staff were kind and attentive. A must experience in London!”
Afternoon tea on a double-decker bus with panoramic London views and Prosecco or soft drink, passing Buckingham, Westminster, the Eye, and more.
“This is not a narrated guide. It is a tea on a bus throughout the city. You would need to know the sites so I recommend having a map handy. The service, food, and drinks were nice and plentiful. The cup is a good souvenir.”
Glasgow afternoon tea on a vintage Routemaster bus, with unlimited tea and a sightseeing circuit of top landmarks plus sweet treats.
“Helen, Tallulah and George were fantastic. A lot of laughs were had. I would recommend this tour to anyone.”
Make traditional London scones with tea in central London, learn the history, get a certificate, and take home fresh bakes in 60 minutes.
“So much fun. very easy and delicious! Highly recommend.”
Vintage bus tour of Edinburgh with afternoon tea or gin teapot cocktails, plus Prosecco. Scones, sandwiches, and key landmarks.
“Staff were super helpful and very attentive in terms of food and drinks. Photo stop was fun and staff assisted us to get some great shots! This is not a guided tour, however that was made clear when booking. A fun trip!”
Sip afternoon tea on a 1960s Routemaster with live guided sights of London from Embankment. Scones, sweets, and drinks included.
“Very enjoyable, lovely afternoon tea, plenty of it. Well organised and lovely presentation. Well worth the money, and lovely memories x”
Relax on a 90-minute Thames cruise in Oxford with live commentary and afternoon tea from The Folly, passing Christ Church and Iffley Lock.
“Our tour was full of interesting information about the history of Oxford as well as the city itself. We stopped and were able to get off the boat to look at the bridges and locks a bad he answers all questions for us with no hesitation. Great tour recommended for everyone”
London coach panoramas plus afternoon tea, then a timed visit to Buckingham Palace State Rooms at 4:15 PM with an included headset tour.
“Grand staircase, marble room Audio guide was perfect—just enough information Well organized Short wait time”
Sip organic teas under the British Museum’s glass roof. 1.5-hour afternoon tea with scones, sandwiches, and optional Prosecco from $58.
“Delicious afternoon tea and great museum atmosphere”
Two hours on a Skipton canal boat with Yorkshire Dales views and a proper afternoon tea: sandwiches, scones, desserts, plus unlimited tea and coffee.
“Excellent!! Took my mum for a 60th birthday treat she really enjoyed herself”
