Your AncestryProGenealogists® research service includes 30 hours of dedicated pre-trip planning and research into your family's origins. An expert genealogist has prepared a written report and images of the records found that inform your personal journey ahead.

For your added comfort, a Meet & Greet assistant will be waiting for you in the Arrivals Hall of the airport after you pass through customs. They'll direct you to your transfer, assist in the hotel check-in process, and take you through your travel documents.

Skip the largest part of the queue today at The London Eye with your exclusive Fast Track admission, and take to the skies for a unique perspective over the city of London below. At a height of 443 feet, The London Eye is the largest cantilevered observation wheel in Europe, and receives over three million visitors each year. Your near 30-minute ride will complete after one full rotation of the wheel, allowing for a pleasurable pace as you ascend and descend, with plenty of opportunity to spot several iconic landmarks from an elevated vantage point on the south bank of the River Thames.

Be sure to wear some quality walking shoes as you depart on foot with a private guide for a half-day walking tour of Central London. One of the world's great cities, London manages to shine in the grayest weather, and its diversity defies a simple definition. Depending on the location of your hotel, and your particular interests, your guide will happily tailor the tour so you can get the most out of your day. Wander the magical streets, gardens and markets, and be a Londoner for a day. Walk through renowned Trafalgar Square, explore Soho, and check out some stalls at historic Covent Garden Market. See the Monarch's residence, Buckingham Palace, take some photos of the iconic Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, and stumble upon Hyde Park’s lively Speakers’ Corner.

With your admission to the Tower of London (tickets will be provided in your Welcome Pack, please be sure to bring them with you today!), you'll get to visit His Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress, more commonly known as the Tower of London, a castle and monument on the north bank of the River Thames. See five hundred years of spectacular royal armor, discover the iconic White Tower, and be dazzled by the 23,578 gems that make up the Crown Jewels. For over 600 years, exotic animals, and numerous prisoners were held captive at the Tower. Interactive displays help children and adults explore their stories. Included with your admission, join a Yeoman Warder tour, and you'll be entertained by tales from the Tower; pain and passion, treachery and torture, all delivered with a swagger and a smile.

Tonight, dine at leisure in London. Please ask your travel consultant for a curated list of recommended restaurants in the city.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for a transfer to Bath, where you'll discover the city and its ancient Roman history before checking in to your new hotel. On arrival, you'll embark on a half-day walking tour, discovering the best of Bath’s splendid Georgian architecture, its vibrant modern culture, and learning of its ancient Roman heritage. Admire landmarks like Bath Abbey, a stunning Gothic church with history dating back to the 7th century. Marvel at the magnificent 18th century architecture of Royal Crescent, with a uniform Georgian facade designed by John Wood, the Younger, and view the early Georgian townhouses of The Circus, designed by his father - John Wood, the Elder. A true highlight is your visit to the Roman Baths and Temple complex, where you'll have access to four main features: the near 2,000-year-old remains of the Temple of Aquae Sulis, the Roman bath house, the Sacred Spring (the only hot spring in Britain), and a well-presented museum of artifacts found at the site. The Roman Baths are situated below street level of modern Bath, and other Roman ruins stretch out beneath the city in all directions. Conclude your day at your hotel in Bath.

Did You Know?: In 2012, a hoard of 30,000 silver Roman coins from 300 BC was excavated near the complex in an archaeological dig.

After check-out, meet your private driver-guide for a transfer to Newquay, discovering Wells, and the Camel Valley Vineyard en route. You'll arrive first to Wells, a quaint cathedral city in Somerset, built largely around its remarkable 13th century Gothic cathedral which dominates the skyline. Enjoy a visit of the cathedral, supported entirely by donations, and admire its stunning exterior, boasting 180-foot towers. On the interior, the five windows of the Lady Chapel consist of one of the largest collections of original medieval stained glass in England. In the afternoon you'll continue on with a visit of the Camel Valley Vineyard, where they have been producing award-winning, world-class wines for thirty years. Join a tour of the facility, learning about their craft as you're treated to a glass of the esteemed Camel Valley product. Conclude your day on arrival to Newquay.

Discover your family's past with an on-site Ancestry Genealogist guide who knows the region's records, local historians, and communities. Guided by your Research Report, you’ll explore the places your family once called home. On this day you may walk the land they farmed, visit the church they attended, or meet distant relatives still living nearby. What you find goes deeper than any document ever could.

Your private driver-guide traces a route from Newquay to Falmouth through the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where engine houses and coastal mines still mark the hillsides. At Wheal Coates, three surviving engine houses overlook the sea where nearly 150 workers once operated. The cliff-carved Minack Theatre above Porthcurno Bay gives way to St Michael's Mount, where the St. Aubyn family has lived for over 350 years. Between the landmarks, your guide brings you into the villages and churches where your Cornish roots run deepest.

With your private driver-guide, leave Falmouth behind as you embark on a transfer to Plymouth, famed departure point of the 17th century Mayflower tallship. On arrival to Plymouth, you'll visit a museum known as The Box, with its impressive Mayflower 400: Legend & Legacy exhibit, which honors the 400th anniversary of this legendary ship. It's said that over 30 million people can trace their heritage back to this one ship, which connects five nations over four centuries. Next, continue to the Mayflower Museum, learning about how thousands of pilgrims began their journey to the New World in 1620. Set over three floors, this inspiring attraction documents the 400 years of history since the Mayflower first set sail across the Atlantic, offering unique insight for those whose ancestors made the journey to America. In the afternoon, check in to your hotel in Plymouth.

Meet your private driver-guide and set out on a full-day tour of Dartmouth and The Mayflower Heritage Trail. Explore the colorful and historic streets of Dartmouth, steeped in maritime tradition, where you'll follow in the footsteps of the original New World Pilgrims. Hear stories of how the port of Dartmouth has been an important departure point for ships over hundreds of years, including to the Spanish Armada and WWII. Visit the Dartmouth Visitors Center which has a replica of the Mayflower on display, the highlight of an extensive expansion of the Visitors Center in commemoration of the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower. You'll also have an opportunity to pay a visit to one of the regional cemeteries to connect with personal ancestry, where applicable, such as Dartmouth's 200-year-old Longcross Cemetery. Venture out into the scenic surrounds as well, where you'll be able to spot a picturesque 80-foot limestone tower known as The Daymark, which has been used to help ships navigate into Dartmouth Harbor since the mid-19th century. Conclude your day at your hotel.

Meet your private driver-guide this morning for a transfer to Dorchester, discovering the scenic countryside of Dorset along the way. Pass through the stunning natural beauty of the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site which runs 96 miles from Devon to Dorset. Breath in the fresh sea air as you pause for strolls in the seaside towns of Swanage and West Bay, the former a summer resort for the wealthy, the latter a fishing community. In the afternoon, arrive to the crystal blue waters and pebble beach of Lulworth Cove, considered one of the world's finest examples of a natural cove landform. Continue to Durdle Door, a natural limestone arch looking out to sea which provides a perfect the photo opportunity. Conclude your day on arrival to your hotel in Dorchester.

Enjoy a day at leisure at the Summer Lodge Country House Hotel. Why not explore the 4 acres of beautiful gardens that surround the Georgian manor house, or unwind in the indoor swimming pool, hot tub, or sauna. A number of rejuvenating treatment options are available in the spa, and, if you're feeling more energetic, perhaps enjoy some traditional English sports on the croquet lawn and tennis courts. The day is yours.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for a transfer to London Heathrow Airport. The approximate travel time is 2 hours.

Located a stone’s throw from Covent Garden, Great Scotland Yard is one of London’s most historic and cherished buildings. Blending tradition with modern luxury, the property boasts 157 inviting guest rooms and suites. A selection of exceptional dining venues will satisfy any taste - from innovative Nordic cuisine to dishes reflecting London's diverse culture. Indulge in Afternoon Tea with a twist at The Parlour, delivered in collaboration with the iconic perfumery Floris London, the only Royal Warrant holder for the perfumery. Situated in the heart of Westminster, Great Scotland Yard Hotel provides the ideal base to explore London's famous landmarks as well as its hidden gems. From premier shopping destinations to over 300 museums, galleries, and fun-filled family attractions - one can never be bored.

The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa is located in the center of arguably the world's finest crescent; Bath’s Royal Crescent, just a short 15 minute stroll to the town cetnre. Designed by renowned 18th century architect John Wood, the Younger. With 250 years of glorious history behind its Georgian exterior, the 45-room Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa offers a haven of elegance and tranquility, just minutes from the historic center of Bath. Why not curl up by a crackling fire and lose yourself in a novel you’ve always been meaning to read, enjoy the sun’s warming touch and relax in the serenity of the glorious gardens for Afternoon Tea, or nurture both body and soul and plunge into tranquility with a visit to The Spa. From the Executive Head Chef to the knowledgeable Sommelier and highly experienced concierge, this remarkable, professional and dedicated group of people will be sure to make your experience at Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa, spectacular.

Stylish, elegant and unique, The Headland Hotel & Spa is a premium hotel with individually styled rooms and private cottages located in Cornwall’s town of Newquay, set on an exclusive clifftop overlooking Fistral Bay. Steeped in history and as a longstanding favorite with royal visitors including King George VI, The Headland has become one of Cornwall’s most-loved hotels, offering the perfect blend of discreet English ambiance and attentive hospitality. As one of only 50 hotels in the UK to be awarded 4 Silver Stars by The AA, guests can expect an enjoyable stay, and a perfect base for exploring Cornwall.

With its breathtaking seaside locale, the Royal Duchy Hotel offers an exquisite setting where you can’t help but feel a million miles away from the hustle and bustle, while in reality you’re still only a short stroll to Falmouth town center and nearby golden beaches. Opening its doors for the first time over 100 years ago, the 45-room Royal Duchy Hotel has gained a reputation as one of the top hotels in Cornwall. All rooms are stylishly decorated and fitted with high-quality furnishings, with free wifi provided throughout. Wake up to the sun rising over the bay and fall asleep to the sound of the waves. Let the Royal Duchy work its magic on you.

The Copthorne Hotel Plymouth is located on the south coast, in the heart of Plymouth's bustling city center, within minutes walking distance to the region’s premier shopping district, and historic Plymouth Barbican and Hoe. This welcoming Plymouth hotel provides a perfect location for both holidaymakers and business travelers alike. The hotel boasts comfortable guest rooms, including club rooms and suites for that extra luxury guests expect from premier hotels in Plymouth. Guests can enjoy appetizing dishes in the popular Bentley’s Brasserie, which specializes in local produce, and can also choose from a fine selection of drinks throughout the day, in the relaxing Gallery Bar.

The Summer Lodge Country House Hotel & Spa by Relais and Chateaux is set in a historic Georgian manor house on four acres of beautifully tended gardens in the heart of Thomas Hardy’s Dorset. Savor delicious cuisine in the 3-AA Rosette restaurant, select wines from an extensive cellar with an award-winning sommelier, relax in the large conservatory-style swimming pool, unwind in the serene spa, and enjoy beautifully appointed guest bedrooms, suites and cottages designed with total comfort and style in mind. Voted #2 in the Top Hotels in the UK by CondÉ Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards, guests can rest assured that every stay at the 24-room and suite Summer Lodge Country House is one that is remembered.