The Royal Horticultural Society’s Chelsea Flower Show is well known as the world’s most famous floral spectacle. For over 80 years this celebrated show has blossomed in the centre of London.

Lying just four miles from the mainland across the Solent, the Isle of Wight is often described as ‘The Garden Isle’, the wonderful scenery and attractive resorts make it the perfect destination for a relaxing holiday.

Join us on this great tour which covers some of Yorkshire’s highlights whilst allowing plenty of time to discover the delights of York itself. We enjoy a river Ouse cruise, a stunning railway journey and beautiful Castle Howard.

Discover the ‘Garden of England’ county and its beautiful coastal region too. We enjoy a railway journey across Romney Marsh, we explore wonderful Whitstable and the Cinque Port town of Sandwich and visit beautiful Walmer Castle.

The natural beauty of the Pembrokeshire coast and the Gower peninsula are famed all over the world. With glorious sandy beaches and seemingly endless rugged coastline, it’s clear to see why it has been classified as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Our base for this tour is Ballina, the largest town in Co. Mayo, on the banks of the river Moy. From here, we explore the rugged landscape of the Wild Atlantic Way, the Wild Nephin National Park and the county’s rich historical heritage dating from prehistoric times to the present.

Our Weymouth holiday includes a visit to the unique Abbotsbury Swannery, a boat cruise along the Jurassic coast and a steam train journey with the Swanage Steam Railway.

Devon is always a popular holiday destination, with beautiful countryside, lovely little coastal resorts and the elegant city of Exeter, this county certainly has the holiday vibe in abundance.

A highlight of this tour is a visit to the conservation farm of BBC’s Adam Henson. We also enjoy the Cotswolds Wildlife Park and Birdland Park.

This incredible tour of the majestic lowlands and lochs of the southwest takes in mulls, beautiful gardens, castles and forests as we discover the stunning landscapes of the area, as well as Brig ‘o Doon’ at the Robert Burns Museum and a cream tea at a working farm.