A visit to Norfolk offers a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of busy Britain. The coast and countryside offer areas of outstanding beauty and diversity, with hills and undulating fields, wooded valleys, forest areas and marsh...more info

Breath-taking beauty, views as far as the eye can see and quaint little market towns – the Peak District is the perfect getaway! Take a step back in time as you ride on wonderfully restored vintage trams from all over the world and...more info

Come and join us on this short weekend break to West Wales staying in the popular resort of Tenby in South West Wales, a Victorian seaside town with picture-postcard qualities including three beaches, narrow cobbled stone streets lined w...more info

There are endless things to do on the Isle of Wight. With chalky white towering stacks stretching out into the English Channel, secluded sandy beaches lapped with clear water and looked over from timeless villages, Isle of Wight is postc...more info

A wonderful break for those who yearn for an era of a more leisurely pace and of times gone by. With dramatic and romantic landscapes broken by the familiar sound of a steam train making its way through a backdrop of rolling countryside....more info

This tour takes us into the heart of Scotland where we view spectacular mountain scenery and lonely lochs and of course a whisky distillery visit.

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Shropshire must surely be one of England’s hidden gems lying on the border with Wales and set on a backcloth of patchwork fields, wooded valleys, picturesque rivers and rolling hills leading in to the Welsh Marches. Unspoilt countr...more info

Llandudno, the largest resort in Wales, is famous for the Victorian style and Edwardian elegance that is evident throughout the town. It is exciting, lively and beautiful with two beaches set beneath the towering limestone headland of th...more info

Overlooking two sweeping bays, with a busy fishing harbour and old town, Scarborough was the world’s first seaside resort and has been welcoming holidaymakers for over 350 years.  Often referred to as ‘The Queen of the Y...more info

Eastbourne boasts an enviable position on the Sussex coast, sheltered by the rolling South Downs and awe-inspiring Beachy Head. It’s not hard to see why Eastbourne, with its long promenade and definite air of quality, charm and dig...more info