Hire A Tour Minibus In Melksham

Hiring a tour minibus in Melksham provides an easy and pleasant way to discover the captivating beauty of this old Wiltshire town and its surroundings. A minibus allows you to quickly see prominent local landmarks such as the lovely villages of Lacock and Castle Combe, the ancient stone circle of Avebury, and the spectacular Salisbury Cathedral.

The surrounding market towns of Trowbridge and Devizes and the beautiful Cotswold countryside are all easily accessible. A minibus tour lets you travel as a group, enjoy the ride together, and avoid the stress of various public transportation, making it a cost-effective and entertaining option to see the region's sights.

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We have various minibus models to suit groups of all sizes:

1. 5-9 Seater MPV: Ideal for families or small parties.
2. 9-24 Seater Minibus: Extra space for larger groups or kits.  
3. 29-70 Seater Coach: Perfect for organised tours and sightseeing.

Our friendly drivers can suggest itineraries and highlight lesser-known spots beyond the guidebooks.

Originally from Saxon times, Melksham is a market town in Wiltshire, England. Reflecting its agricultural roots in dairy farming, the Old English word meolc—meaning milk—probably inspired the name "Melksham." Melksham was a royal estate with a considerable population by the Domesday Book in 1086.

Growing along the wool and fabric trade, Melksham developed into a market hub in the Middle Ages. From the 12th century, its wealth is clear in old structures like St. Michael and All Angels Church.

Melksham grew with the Kennet and Avon Canal, enhancing transportation during the Industrial Revolution. Founded in the late 1800s, the Avon Rubber Company became a significant local job provider.

Melksham kept its old appeal while still growing with modern infrastructure and homes in the 20th century. Today, it shows a modern community mixed with historical market town elements in design, layout, and customs.

Melksham is worth seeing, particularly for people who appreciate little towns with a blend of history, landscape, and simple access to surrounding attractions. Although quiet, the town presents a nice local environment with riverfront walks along the River Avon and several historical sites, including St. Michael and All Angels Church. Melksham is also a great base from which to explore Wiltshire more broadly. 

Day visits would be perfect here near well-known sites such as Lacock Abbey, Castle Combe, Bowood House, and the Kennet and Avon Canal. Melksham is an excellent place for those seeking a leisurely, picturesque, and culturally rich experience because of its central location and simple access to stunning scenery and famous sites such as Stonehenge and Avebury.