Scarborough fully justifies its claim as one of Britain’s major resorts, being ideally set between two bays and overlooked by the ruins of Scarborough Castle. The rugged North Yorkshire Moors National Park is within easy distance, as is historic Whitby. We also enjoy a full day to the historic city of York, with its many attractions.

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Within its sea lined borders you’ll find landscapes of gentle hills, fertile farmland, cultivated country estates and fruit laden orchards. Our new tour embraces wine, cheese and beer in the wonderful Kent countryside together with Romney Marshes home of the smugglers many years ago.

Just six miles from the bright lights of Blackpool, Lytham and St. Annes are worlds apart in both character and atmosphere. The dual seaside towns are nestled along a picturesque stretch of coastline lined with well tended lawns, a boating lake and pretty parks.

This part of England is renowned for its pastoral mellow beauty, charming thatched roof buildings, rolling hills, grand towns with Georgian architecture, stunning scenery and relaxed way of life.

Yorkshire is a frequent visitor to our homes through the many popular TV programmes that are filmed on location here. On this tour we visit the Flower Show in Harrogate considered to be the premier horticultural show in Yorkshire, promising the perfect day out for all garden lovers.

Experience a tour showcasing the very best of the world-renowned Irish hospitality and bursting with unique inclusions to give you a true taste of Ireland. County Wexford is known as Ireland's "Sunny South East" because, in general, the number of hours of sunshine  received daily is higher than in the rest of the country. With the charming riverside town of Enniscorthy as your base, you are offered a fascinating insight into this lovely and varied part of Ireland.

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. The level streets offer a mix of traditional souvenir, arts and crafts shops and restaurants.

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Weymouth’s fine Georgian seafront is an impressive backdrop to the long arc of fine, golden sand. The views from the bay are spectacular, stretching across the horizon taking in the World Heritage Jurassic Coastline. Weymouth's beautiful safe, sandy beaches, rich heritage and spectacular coastline make it a firm favourite holiday destination.

Llandudno is Wales's largest resort, uniquely situated between the Great and Little Ormes with two wonderful beaches. Llandudno has kept its Victorian and Edwardian elegance and splendour, despite its modern attractions. The Great Orme has an 112-year-old tramway or you can soar to the summit on Britain’s longest cable car and enjoy stunning views all the way to the Lake District.

Experience a wonderful scenic journey travelling along the Danube and dip in and out of the fascinating history and culture of some of the most beautiful cities in the heart of Europe. From the pretty city of Passau on the Austrian border to the Hungarian capital of Budapest, cruise in comfort and style aboard the MS Serenity. Gaze at the flawless beauty of the Wachau Valley, lose yourself in the waltzes and whirls of Vienna, explore beautiful Budapest the ‘Pearl of the Danube’.