Posted 7 hours ago
Mon 27 Apr, 2026 09:04 AM
Between lectures, coursework, and trying to have a social life, planning a day trip is one of those things that keeps getting pushed to next weekend. And then the term is over. ResLife tours fix that problem completely. They plan the route, book the tickets, sort the details. All you literally have to do is show up.
I went on the Oxford tour and it was exactly like that. The bus picked us up early morning right at campus, and from that point everything was taken care of. The guide was excellent and knew exactly where to take us and what to tell us about the city. During our free time, I just pulled up TikTok, searched for the most popular photo spots in Oxford, and went around ticking them off. That was the hardest decision I had to make all day.
Here is a Reel made by Adele of the Reslife Team that shows how the Oxford trip went!
Overall....
The prices are genuinely good for students, especially considering it is a full organised day out by bus rather than paying for a train ticket yourself. But a word of advice: be prepared. You will be out the whole day, so bring water, snacks, sunblock if the weather is decent, and comfortable shoes. It is a lot of walking and you do not want to be the person who runs out of energy by 2pm.
Be on the look out!
For anyone who has been meaning to get out of London but keeps putting it off because it feels like too much planning, this is your sign. Check when the next ResLife tour is, sign up, and just get on the bus. Someone else has done all the hard work already.
ResLife tours are not just Oxford. They run trips to Cambridge, day tours around the city, and all sorts of other spots you have probably been meaning to visit. For example, the next one coming up is a trip to Kew Gardens.
For anyone who has been meaning to get out of London but keeps putting it off because it feels like too much planning, this is your sign!!! Check when the next ResLife tour is, sign up, and just get on the bus. Someone else has done all the hard work already.