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Once again we are pleased to include in our programme the ever-popular Mystery Tours. They will again be great value for money and every tour is guaranteed to be different from the previous month, and on each tour you will receive scenic tours to local places of interest and ample stops will be made. We guarantee only good quality hotels will be used, some having extensive leisure facilities, and all offering a very high degree of comfort. All rooms will have private facilities and you will enjoy dinner and full English breakfast each day.
Savour the best of what South Wales has to offer and discover unique attractions and treasures, along with stunning landscapes and the rich heritage and culture of the region. Our tour includes a variety of stunning attractions and experiences which also provide the opportunity to sample some of the regions culinary delights.
"A piece of France fallen into the sea and grabbed up by the English" Victor Hugo
The largest and most southerly of the Channel Islands, Jersey is just 14 miles from the coast of France, giving the island a continental flair. Golden sands, sparkling seas, rugged cliffs, picturesque harbours and fascinating countryside are just a few of the natural attractions that await the visitor to Jersey. Situated on the edge of the Gulf Stream the island slopes from north to south to face the sun and boasts the best sunshine record in the British Isles and a climate which is generally milder in all seasons than the UK.
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This is a journey packed with many of Scotland's most iconic sights and scenery, as well as one of the great train journeys of the world on the Jacobite Steam Train. Fort William’s setting is dramatic, on the shore of Loch Linnhe, and under the mighty hulk of Britain’s highest mountain, Ben Nevis.
Discover four picturesque counties in Southern England and take in some of the UK's most famous and delightful towns and cities. Experience Oxford - the City of Dreaming Spires, England's ancient capital Winchester, the medieval cathedral city of Salisbury, and the Royal town of Windsor.
Lake Garda, Italy’s largest lake is perhaps the most beautiful lake in all of Europe. Its waters are incredibly transparent and the intense blue of the water and the luxurious vegetation add to its natural beauty. Garda’s expansive mirror surface glimmers deep within two rocky coastlines, its deepest point reaching down over 340 metres. Its scenery differs from mountainous and jagged in the north to gently hilly in the south. Throughout the lake region the climate is pleasant and exceptionally mild which favours the growth of a predominately mediterranean vegetation (olives, grapes, figs, oleanders, magnolias, palm trees etc). The panoramic visions of Garda have seduced many poets and artists such as Stendhal, Corot, Byron, Heine, Kafka, Carducci, and Ezra Pound. The picturesque villages and towns spread along the shore offer a unique experience and a variety of natural and historical attractions along with excellent restaurants, outdoor coffee houses and open markets.
Eastbourne is one of Britain’s more elegant resorts with its wide spacious promenade, many gardens and squares and the rolling grasslands ascending to the high perpendicular cliffs of Beachy Head. A Pier and a fine shopping centre are other features of the resort. Eastbourne also offers a variety of entertainment. The distinctive three-tier promenade is bordered by dazzling floral displays and the turquoise and gold domed bandstand looks striking against the seascape.
These long weekends are fun for everybody – whether or not they have a specific interest in antiques. They are based on the TV show concept where people are encouraged to hunt for bargains – and there’s a prize for the winner. Everyone is also encouraged to bring along a small trinket which will be discussed at the hotel by a knowledgeable antiques host. Then it’s out to a local collectors fair with cash in hand to have fun seeing who bags the best bargain or the most interesting item.
Renowned for its seven miles of family-friendly golden beaches, beautiful parks and gardens and cosmopolitan ambience, Bournemouth blends the contemporary with the traditional like nowhere else to ensure that you are truly spoilt for choice, whatever your holiday preferences. Everyone loves the shimmering sands and sheltered waters and with the beaches having won more awards for their safety than any other UK seaside destination, Bournemouth is a must for seaside holiday enthusiasts of all ages. With over 2,000 acres of award-winning parks and gardens, cultural treasurers and a rich and varied entertainment programme to enjoy, Bournemouth is also the perfect venue for rest and relaxation, whatever the season.
Blackpool must surely fare as one of the most famous seaside resorts in Europe.Whether it rains or shines, there is always something to suit your needs. The culmination of Blackpool’s long season is the fantastic illuminations, with over a million pounds being spent to light up the town.