Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Film Locations Tour
This truly scrumptious six hour film locations tour is made for new and old fans of the childrens classic. We’ll see 6 locations from the film and stop off for lunch in the village where Caractus Potts’ windmill is located.
Learn how the film was made, watch the DVD clips as we pass the actual locations, sing songs from the films and get trivia about some of the stars from the film. On this tour you’ll have opportunities to stop, take pictures and see the locations up close.
At the end of the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Film Locations Tour we’ll also send you a souvenir group picture by email. The tour can finish at a pre-arranged point.
Tour highlights include
- See where Lord Scrumptious is kidnapped
- Climb to the top of the hill where Caractus Potts windmill is located
- See the birthplace of the author Ian Fleming
- Find the home of Roald Dahl where he wrote the screenplay for the film
- See the duck pond that Truly Scrumptious gets stuck in
- Drive past the film studios where the movie was produced
Any day you want. Call 0844 2471 007 for availability
When?
Approx. 6 hours from central London
How Long?
Mini Cooper (up to 3 persons) £295
VW Touran / Espace (up to 5 persons) £320
To book a tour for a group of any size or for an unscheduled date email or call 0844 2471 007
How much?
We can pick you up from any designated point such as your hotel or a central London location.
Where?
Price includes transport, your driver and guide, expenses and taxes. Gratuities are gratefully received. FAQs
What’s included?
Book a tour
Prefer to book over the phone? Call 0844 2471 007
DISCLAIMER: The Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Locations Tour is not an official event and is not endorsed, sanctioned or in any other way supported, directly or indirectly by MGM or United Artists or any other studio connected with the film featured on this tour, nor book publishers or the estate of Ian Fleming. All rights to the book are the property of the estate of Ian Fleming. Film rights and image trademarks are the property of their respective studios.
