Set between two rugged headlands with miles of golden beach, Paington nestles snugly between its two neighbours - Torquay and Brixham. Its colourful image is enhanced by a marine gardens promenade, pier and harbour which are brought to life at nightfall by seafront illuminations.

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Dunoon is the main resort on the beautiful Cowal Peninsula and the maritime gateway to the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. This one of the Firth of Clydes foremost resorts is built around the historic Castle Mound and famous for its large Victorian pier. The town has an attractive promenade, and boasts a wide range of attractions, take a walk along the high street and browse the selection of craft shops and galleries, or enjoy a refreshment in one of the cafes or restaurants.

Just a short ferry ride across Loch Ruel takes us to the beautiful island of Bute with its lush scenery and tranquil setting. The highlight of our visit to Bute is Mount Stuart House, an architectural masterpiece that dates back to the 16th century.

Our tour features a miniature railway, preserved main line railway and with a boat trip, and the highlight has to be Sandringham House and Grounds, this is a holiday for everyone.

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Highclere Castle is one of England’s most beautiful Victorian Castles set amidst 1,000 acres of spectacular parkland. The Carnarvon family has lived at Highclere since 1679, and the current castle stands on the site of an earlier house which in turn was built on the foundations of the medieval palace owned by the Bishops of Winchester for some 800 years.

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The natural beauty of the Pembrokeshire coast and the Gower peninsular are famed all over the world. Glorious sandy beaches and seemingly endless rugged coastline give way to the Preseli Hills, historic towns and little villages.

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Our tour will include two unique and world class attractions around the city of Falkirk. Enjoy a boat trip on the world’s only rotating boat lift, the Falkirk Wheel, followed by a visit to The Kelpies, a colossal monument to the horse powered heritage of the region.

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Cumbria is considered as one of the most beautiful places in the UK and is a great place for touring around the picturesque countryside. On this tour we combine coach and train travel that is not to be missed and creates the perfect opportunity of bringing together wonderful scenery, interesting locations and excellent accommodation.

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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.

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Cornwall has so much to offer. It is famous for its seafaring history, spectacular sandy beaches, gorgeous gardens, dramatic coastline and captivating fishing harbours. The popular seaside town of Looe can keep visitors entertained all year round and retains its character as a bustling working fishing port. 

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Touring Kerry is a constant delight and the coastal peninsular of Dingle and the Ring of Kerry offer some of the most spectacular scenery in the world which, together with the genuine hospitality of the Irish people, will make an unforgettable holiday. Our base is Killarney, in the heart of Ireland’s scenic south-west peninsular.

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