We were given 1 hr and 15mins to roam around, since all shops and caves were closed already there's nothing really left to do. At 2.30 we left Glastonbury, for some reason (we were not informed) the bus had a detour and we arrived Cheddar Gorge at 5.00 (the only reason we went on this tour) EVERYTHING WAS CLOSED already. Plus the fact the bus was very hot because of the controlled temperature, every body was complaining how hot it was and then the aircon will open for a couple of hours and then off again with the heating which was always on (and everybody was wearing winter clothes which makes it very uncomfortable) About the tour in Glastonbury, we arrived at 11.45am, we were given enough time to roam around the Glastonbury Abbey, but if you wanted to go to Glastonbury Tor, it's not enough. The terracing on the hillside has been dated to Neolithic times, around the same time as when Stonehenge was constructed. Before modern drainage, the Tor in winter would have towered above the flooded Somerset Levels. Firstly, we we're picked up at Earl's court at 8.20am by the mini coach, there some seats left since we were the last pick up point, unfortunately our seats were facing backwards, so imagine for almost 9 hrs on the road we were riding backwards. The conical shape of Glastonbury Tor is natural as thousands of years ago it was an island. My wife and I really wanted to see Cheddar Gorge, so when I saw this tour I was very happy.

Photos of glastonbury tor