The ‘All Inclusive’ package the hotel offers is sure to help wave goodbye to the winter blues. Included is a Cornish cream tea on one afternoon, a packed lunch on 2 days and a hot buffet lunch on another, not forgetting the complimentary bar, on selected brands between 6pm and 9pm each evening. We will be staying in the resort of Newquay, said to be one of the nation’s favourite seaside towns.

M.V. Tynedale, the original land-based cruise ship, first took to the oceans in 1992. Since then, it has been copied by many, but bettered by none! The experience starts with the issue of a Passport to all arriving passengers which gets stamped at each new port of call, providing you with a great, permanent momento of your holiday cruise. By the way... at each port, the locals all wear appropriate themed outfits!

Picture yourself soaking up the atmosphere of this 18^th century Inn, sitting beside the roaring log fire whilst thinking about the days out ahead, exploring the surrounding beautiful Trossachs countryside.

This winter Houseparty is just what’s needed to banish those winter blues. We will be staying at the popular Cliff Hotel & Spa in Cardigan, with 2 packed lunches and 50% discount on selected drinks between 6pm-9pm included.

The Great North Steam Fair at Beamish

More than 140 visiting vehicles will converge on Beamish Museum for the incredibly popular Great North Steam Fair.

The People's Engine, A3 60103 'Flying Scotsman', makes a hotly anticipated return to the East Lancashire Railway in Spring 2021.

Reserve your place in history (and bragging rights too) with a ride behind the world's most famous steam engine, 'Flying Scotsman', as she takes to the tracks through the picturesque Irwell Valley.

Climb aboard some of the most scenic vintage railway journeys in Great Britain and witness some of the most beautiful views and landscapes that Wales has to offer with our fantastic Snowdonian Vintage Railways tour this Spring.

A warm Yorkshire welcome awaits you at this traditional seaside resort, said to be Britain’s first seaside destination. The resort has retained the charm and style established in its Victorian heyday and it’s no wonder visitors have been holidaying in here for over 360 years.

This is the reason why many people across the globe stop for just over 8 minutes; the streets of Liverpool and beyond remain quiet, waiting and watching. Who will win? It could be any one of the 40 runners and riders that line up to face the ultimate challenge in Jumps racing.

From March until May, the Vale of Evesham erupts in a wondrous haze of both colour and beautiful perfume which envelops the whole of the region. We will experience a historical and entertaining tour of the delightful apple and plum orchards with our very own tour guide, who will provide a wonderful sightseeing journey.

Situated just off England's South coast, the Isle of Wight is littered with picturesque villages and bustling small towns, making it the perfect destination at any time of year.

In the towns you’ll find a great range of shops including local boutique stores and familiar high street brands. If you’re indulging in some serious retail therapy, stop off in one the coffee shops or cafes and refuel with some delicious c...more info

Sidmouth is really the ‘Jewel of Devon’, a popular, charming and unspoilt seaside resort nestling in an Area of Outstanding Beauty on the Jurassic Coast.

This Regency town has it all, from beautiful gardens to friendly independent shops, it’s no wonder it captivated the Poet Laureate, John Betjeman, who described it as “A town caught still in timeless charm”. 

This wonderful tour to Kent, known as the ‘Garden of England’, includes a visit to the impressive Walmer Castle and Dixter House and their gorgeous grounds and gardens. We will also have the chance to taste award-winning tipples at the Old Dairy Brewery and winery.
This tour would not be complete without a steam journey on both the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway and the Kent & East Sussex Railway.

Entertainment and the seaside go hand in glove, and this four-night stay at the popular Tynedale Hotel offers a variety mix of comedy, cabaret, great food and good times. Included are four course dinners, special breakfast menus, great variety entertainment and cabaret, late night buffets and afternoon tea.

Looe is a pretty seaside resort in South East Cornwall with a seven-arched bridge separating East & West Looe, with the river Looe running through the centre of the town.

East Looe is the main tourism centre with a collection of narrow streets lined with shops and cafes that lead through to the main town beach.

Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is home to world-class attractions and is a fantastic place to visit.

Visit the The Mary Rose, Henry VIII’s warship, Nelson’s flagship HMS Victory, which has been transformed to reflect what she looked like in her Georgian heyday.

Designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and home to 2000 islanders, the Isles of Scilly are often described as 'a world apart’. Lying 28 miles off the Cornish coast, the Isles are a unique sub-tropical haven for a variety of wildlife.

So much is included within this holiday, making this this All-Inclusive a firm favourite. The hotel is very friendly, so you are always assured of personal and attentive service. As well as the drinks element, the package includes, welcome tea/coffee and shortbread, 1 small glass of house wine with dinner each night, 3 drinks vouchers per person each night on house brands, 2 nights entertainment including a Scottish night. Entry into...more info

Enjoy the taste of the continent, with the familiarity of home when staying on the most southerly of the Channel Islands, Jersey, with its spectacular scenery and stunning beaches.

Whilst on the island, there is lots to do from discovering Jersey’s heritage, including castles and the war tunnels, which tell the story of the Occupation of Jersey during World War Two.

This fascinating short break includes entrance to the Houses of Parliament with afternoon tea, the Tower of London and Westminster Abbey. We will be staying in the heart of London at the 4-star Holiday Inn Kensington.

Be uplifted with a visual feast of spring colour with over 20,000 tulip bulbs proudly standing to attention at Hever’s Castle Tulip Festival.

There is so much to see and explore in Cornwall.  Cornwall boasts one of the most spectacular and the longest stretch of continuous coastline in Britain, where there are tiny Cornish fishing villages, secret coves, spectacular beaches, sweeping bays and dramatic cliffs, as well as having beautiful moorland and stunning countryside.