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.

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On the edge of the Mendip Hills and close to lovely cities such as Bath and Wells, Weston Super Mare is the perfect base from which to explore this glorious part of the South West. This Bristol Channel resort has always been a firm favourite with our clients, many of whom enjoy the level promenade and the easy access to the town’s amenities.

This tour takes us throughout Cambridgeshire to enjoy the history of horse
racing in Newmarket, a heritage estate in the countryside and beautiful and the
historic city of Cambridge to enjoy a relaxing river punt and strawberries and
cream onboard – a true English dream.

Grantown on Spey is situated in the centre of the Scottish Highlands and is a traditional Highland town on the River Spey. Surrounded by ancient woodlands, much of which is community owned, the area offers a unique habitat for a wide variety of wildlife. A charming town, dating from 1760s, which offers the opportunity to experience Highland hospitality at its best. This tour offers unparalleled scenery aboard the antique Strathspey Railway, a wee dram at the world renowned Glenfiddich Distillery and royally classic Balmoral Castle, all enjoyed from the comfort of the 4-star rated Grant Arms Hotel.

Escape to Northumberland, one of the most picturesque areas of countryside
in the whole of England including the most haunted castle in the country, a
tranquil river cruise, nearby majestic Durham, while we take in the region’s
unspoiled beauty on a full day coach guided tour of some of the region's hidden
gems.

Our new tour takes in two of Belgiums most popular tourist destinations but both for very different reasons. The historic city of Bruges is famous for its remarkable medieval architecture, picturesque canals, beer and chocolate, what a combination! Ypres and the surrounding area of Flanders Fields was a major battle theatre on the Western Front during the First World War.

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.

Lancashire is a county of contrasting landscapes, diverse heritage and plentiful food and drink, covering 3,075 km2 of England’s North West. There is something for everyone, with countryside, canals, coast and towns. Our new tour visits two of the countys National Trust properties, the 16th Century Tudor manor, Rufford Old Hall and the magnificent Gawthorpe Hall.

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.

With a base just outside Aberdeen, ‘The Granite City’, this exciting tour
highlights the east of Scotland and lovely Royal Deeside. This is where the
Queen is said to be her happiest - It’s a matter of record that Queen Victoria fell
deeply in love with what would become known as Royal Deeside. “All seemed
to breathe freedom and peace” she wrote.