• Free time in Whitby and Scarborough
• Executive coach travel throughout
• Overnight accommodation in Scarborough with dinner and cooked breakfast

• Executive coach travel
• 4 nights accommodation, dinner and breakfast
• Entrance to Ramsgate Tunnels, Walmer Castle and Dover Castle & Tunnels

• Executive coach travel throughout
• 4 nights accommodation, dinner and breakfast
• Lake Ullswater cruise

Located within easy reach of the British Isles, neatly positioned just 31 miles from England and 31 miles from Ireland, you’ll find the beautiful Island paradise that is the Isle of Man.

It’s far enough to give you that relaxed holiday feeling but close enough to give you the reassurance that you’re never too far from home, and with a temperate climate all year round – what are you waiting for?  T...more info

Elegantly rolling across five counties, the glorious, golden Cotswolds are full of picturesque villages and chocolate-box cottages and we visit some of the most beautiful on this tour. Included is a scenic train journey and a private guided tour at Bowood House.

The Manchester Ship Canal Cruise offers you an experience not to be missed. Go on a journey through time, through locks and under bridges mostly unchanged since they were built over 100 years ago. See the succession of swing bridges, an impressive sight as they turn through 90 degrees to allow ships to pass. To make your journey even more enjoyable, there is a licensed bar and servery on board.

Join us on this short break to visit Robson Green’s Northumbria with an included visit to Alnwick Castle & Gardens, one of Britain’s most iconic castles. There will also be some free time in Newcastle with an included river cruise. 

We will travel into the heart of Constable Country, enjoying a guided tour on board on our coach, with a little walking involved, seeing such sights as East Bergholt, Flatford Mill and Dedham.

We will also be visiting the charming seaside towns of Aldeburgh and Southwold.

This short break is a must for all keen gardeners. Join us as we visit both the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew and RHS Garden, Wisley, two of the most must see gardens in the UK.

We are delighted to offer the first of our visits to Eire in 2021. Our second tour to Killarney is later in the year in September. Killarney draws thousands of tourists every year and never seems to lose its attraction. As always we will have a ride on the jaunting cars a full day scenic tour where you will be accompanied by a guide and a visit to Cork which has some fine architecture and stylish shops for you to explore and lots of ...more info

Eastbourne is an elegant classic 19^th century resort with a pristine promenade, 1930s Bandstand and iconic Pier. The sunny seaside resort is a gateway to Beachy Head, the Seven Sisters and the magnificent South Downs National Park. 

Located centrally on the south Dorset coast, Weymouth has for over two hundred years prided itself as being one of the UK’s premier holiday resorts.

Just steps away from the hotel, stunning beach and level promenade are quaint colourful streets offering high street names, gift shops, coffee houses and Weymouth’s buzzing quayside harbour, where you can sit and watch boats come and go.

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.

Our base for this tour is the village of Cumbernauld in Lanakshire, interpreted from the Gaelic "The meeting of the waters", a reference to the Luggie Water and the Red Burn which are close to the village. The original settlement is believed to have been started in Roman times under the shelter of the Antonine Wall.

Located on the east coast of Norfolk, one of the driest, sunniest counties in England, Great Yarmouth is Norfolk’s premier beach resort.

The town centre and market place are just a short stroll from the seafront. There are all sorts of interesting independent shops, as well as the shopping mall, the unique Rows and a heritage quarter makes the town a fascinating place to visit at any time of the year.

Guernsey is a popular destination for visitors wishing to enjoy the mild climate and experience island life without travelling too far afield.

Included is a visit to Sark. Traffic-free, with stunning coastal views and a picturesque rural interior, Sark is easily reached by ferry from Guernsey in about 50 minutes.

Climb aboard as we travel through the heart of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway in cosy compartments on the world’s most popular heritage railway where we have included a cream tea.

We will be staying at the Gisborough Hall Hotel, located on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors, a home from home retreat set in peaceful private grounds.

Cardigan, West Wales, is the gateway to the Teifi Valley and the Ceredigion Coastal Path. The ancient town sits on the estuary of the River Teifi at the base of Cardigan Bay. Its unspoilt townscape and rich heritage provide a nostalgic backdrop to a thriving culture of arts and crafts and is a good base from which to discover Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire.

Enjoying the warmth of the Gulf Stream, Cornish gardens are home to a wealth of the most exciting, rare and beautiful plants and trees in the British Isles, hence it is often described as the ‘garden capital of the world’. 

See some of north Wales most stunning scenery, mountains and coastline on this lovely tour staying at The Celtic Royal Hotel in Caernarfon.

Included is a Puffin Island cruise. Puffin Island is a bird sanctuary and a nesting site for many species of breeding seabirds, there is also a resident colony of Atlantic Grey Seals. You may even be lucky enough to encounter porpoise, and sometimes even Dolphins.

Brighton’s long flat seafront promenade is lined with grand Victorian buildings that gaze out over the waters of the English Channel