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A coast of contrasts Ilfracombe is a stunning coastal town with white washed houses, grand Victorian villas and terraces. Nestling between the National Park of Exmoor to the East and the golden coast to the West. A resort that also has a contemporary edge from its top class restaurants and galleries, to its theatre.(Photo copyright under Creative Commons license)
Having been a flourishing coastal resort since 1760, the once major fishing port of Great Yarmouth has perfected the seaside experience down to a tee. With miles of golden sands and a great range of attractions, the seaside resort of Great Yarmouth is always a popular choice for groups. Our tour features the impressive Hoveton Hall Gardens, a steam train journey, a Broads cruise, Shire horses and, of course, the beautiful beaches of Great Yarmouth and Cromer.
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Once again we are delighted to offer this very popular tour. Whether it's the fantastic beaches, the historic towns and villages, rolling hills or lofty mountains of the Picos de Europa you're looking for, Cantabria offers the lot. A gentle, predominantly rural, province but with plenty of action if that's what you're looking for, Cantabria offers good, old-fashioned, seaside or mountain holidays with plenty of adventure for all the family. Between the Atlantic Ocean and the ridge of the Picos De Europa Mountains the scenery is almost Alpine and the climate soft.
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Europe’s largest and most beautiful gardens ‘KEUKENHOF’ opens its doors every spring to visitors. See the dazzling displays of tulips, narcissi, hyacinths and other bulb flowers in all their glory covering over 32 hectares. It is a magnificent park with ongoing indoor and outdoor exhibitions which are quite unique. Take home lots of ideas for your own garden.(Photo courtesy of Pixabay )
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.(Photo copyright under Creative Commons license)
The beauty of the Durham Dales offers a nice contrast with stunning Beamish and historic Durham including Bowes Museum, home of the famous ‘Silver Swan’. The region has lots to offer no matter what time of year you visit.(Photo copyright under Creative Commons license)
Discover the country’s largest designated ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ with honey coloured limestone, sleepy ancient villages and rolling hills. Take a journey on Gloucester, Warwickshire Railway and a Stratford upon Avon river cruise and visit to Chevanage House, Cirencester, Oxford and the Cotswolds.(Photo courtesy of Pixabay)
Discover the captivating West Country on our tour that includes visits to the Cheddar Gorge Cheese Company, Sheppey’s Cider Museum and Quince Honey Farm.
The Spring Flower Show in Harrogate is considered to be the premier horticultural show in Yorkshire, promising the perfect day out for all garden lovers. Harrogate Spring Flower Show Is the first big event in the gardeningcalendar.(Photo copyright under Creative Commons license)
Kent has played a significant role in Britain’s maritime history and we immerse ourselves in that legacy on this tour. We visit the Historic Dockyard Chatham to discover 400 years of maritime history and spend the day in fascinating Greenwich, home to the Cutty Sark ship, the National Maritime Museum and the Old Royal Naval College. We also visit the childhood home of General James Wolfe and pay our respects to those who served at RAF Biggin Hill during the Second World War.(Photo courtsey of Pixabay)