Lymington hosts a traditional market every Saturday, with over 100 stalls lining the High Street of this beautiful Georgian town.

Windsor is widely known as the site of Windsor Castle, one of the official residences of the British Royal Family. If planning to visit the castle, it is advised to pre-book your tickets directly. As a tourist town there are many gift shops ...more info

The market in held in the High Street every Wednesday and Saturday with a good mix of stalls and also national retailers and independent shops. In the afternoon we travel to Hungerford, also with a range of shops including many antique shop ...more info

Weymouth, with its sweeping bay, sandy beach and busy harbour is a must. With time for lunch followed by a drive along part of Chesil Beach to the Isle of Portland and time at the Bill to enjoy panoramic sea views.

Follow the footsteps of Morse and Lewis. Oxford will surprise and inspire you with its magnificent architecture, impressive colleges and hidden nooks and crannies.

Southampton to Cowes on the Red Funnel Ferry with the rest of the day touring this picturesque island with suitable stops for lunch and tea/coffee stops en route. Should you wish to spend the day at Osbourne House the coach will drop and co ...more info

Many of our regular Mystery Tour customers have become friends over the years and our Bank Holiday Mystery Tours continue to be very popular. We leave the mystery element to our expert drivers who never fail to surprise and entertain us. ...more info

Join us at Chandlers and seize your chance to see the world’s most famous ice dancing duo, Torvill and Dean perform together on ice, before they retire from skating for good! Join the British ice skating legends as they e ...more info

Join us on a trip to Kidderminster for our train journey on the famous Severn Valley Railway. Included in the price of this tour, is a sit-down cream tea in the Engine House Restaurant at Highley, and the return journey back to Kiddermin ...more info

Always a popular tour, calling at Swanage before taking the chain link ferry to Poole.