United Kingdom

Though London remains one of the most iconic cities in the world, the UK has more to offer than just the English capital.

Take your pick from Scotland, with its rolling hills and dramatic lochs, Wales with its beautiful national parks and stunning coastline, or Northern Ireland home to the Giant’s Causeway and the great city of Belfast.

A transport hub, your private jet charter will be spoilt for choice as you prepare to land in any of the four countries that make up the UK.

But let’s start in London. While so many of the world’s most famous capitals operate on a grid system, London is full of fascinating side streets, cosy corners and characterful areas to explore.

Its history speaks for itself but whether you’re visiting Pudding Lane, where the Great Fire of London started, or the Tower of London, hundreds of years of history are around every corner.

With a melting pot of cultures, cuisines and people, London is the perfect first stop on your tour.

Head north and don’t miss out on fabulous Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland. Wander down cobbled streets towards the iconic Edinburgh Castle. Home to many royal families spanning the centuries, it’s set atop an extinct volcano but is well worth the climb.

Next on your itinerary is Wales. Heading straight to Cardiff, expect to find a vibrant city with a passion for food, sport and the nearby bay.

Welsh hospitality is second to none and you’ll find a wealth of high-quality hotels and restaurants to choose from.

Finally on your UK tour is Northern Ireland. While cities like Belfast are packed full of character, high-end shopping and sights. This part of the world really comes alive through its natural beauty. The drama of the nearby Giant’s Causeway or the crashing waves adorning the rugged coastline of the Irish Sea.

When you visit the UK by private air charter, it will always depend on where you’re heading but this part of Europe experiences four seasons. In the south of the country, you can expect warmer, wetter winters while in areas like Scotland temperatures frequently plunge well below freezing in the winter months.

Throughout the summer, temperatures are likely to range between 18°C up to the mid-20s, while throughout either side of July and August, you can expect to knock off a few digits.

Beaches, particularly the sandier ones, will attract swathes of tourists and locals in the summer months, making a warm springtime visit a more pleasurable experience.