Groups

Surrey is easily accessible being midway between London and the coast. The county has good links to the road  and rail networks, with the M25, M3 and M23 serving the county, and fast links into  London Waterloo and Victoria as well as the coast at Portsmouth.

If you are arriving by coach, there are coach-parking facilities available at the following car parks as well as at individual visitor attractions.

Whether you are coming for the day or for a little longer, there are a number of visitor attractions you can enjoy during your time here. Make your choice based on your group's interest, be it heritage, art & culture, gardens or vineyards.

If you are intending to stay overnight contact the tourist or visitor information centre for details on where to stay.

Should you wish to enhance your group visit, why not book a tour with one of the town guides or a Blue Badge guide?

Guildford Town Guides – free tours of the historic town from May to September. Contact the Tourist Information Centre on 01483 444333 for more information.

Guided Walks of Dorking – enjoy a guided walk through the streets of this historic market town and learn about the fascinating people and interesting events that make up its past. Tours run from March to October and are £4 for adults and £2 for children (under 16).

Dorking Cave Tours – a knowledgeable guide will take you around one of Surrey’s best kept secrets: the Dorking Caves. These hidden galleries have been in use for hundreds of years and are the last remaining set of the towns’ network of caves open to the public. Contact the Visitor Information Centre on 01306 879327 for more information.

Blue Badge Guide – take a group on a tour of the spectacular Surrey Hills with a local registered Blue Badge Tourist Guide. Explore this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with its historic market town, picturesque villages and breathtaking views. For further information, contact Bronwen Mills on 01372 453673 or email: bronwen.mills@btinternet.com.