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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With the nation’s interest in the Royal Family having grown in recent years, we have included on this tour a visit to Sandringham House & Gardens. This, together with a visit to Boughton House, Barnsdale Gardens and a Foxton
Locks boat trip, provides a truly enjoyable tour.

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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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Situated 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 place for a relaxing holiday. Enjoying an
unseasonable amount of warmth and sunshine, more than half the Isle of Wight has been designated an Area of Outstanding Beauty.

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A new tour visiting two National Trust properties, the 13th Century Charlecote Park and the tranquil Tudor manor house Canons Ashby.

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A designated World Heritage Site, Bath is famous for its iconic Roman Baths and imposing Georgian architecture. Time will be given to take in some of the area’s aesthetic wonders, including Bath Abbey, Pulteney Bridge,Theatre
Royal and the unique rows of houses dotted around.

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Fabulous scenery, medieval castles, Victorian railways and trams, beautiful parks and gardens, countless sporting activities, fascinating museums and superb Manx wining, dining and entertainment, the Isle of Man has it all. This
charming and friendly island has over 200 square miles of beautiful unspoilt countryside and a coastline with little coves and superb beaches.

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Renowned for its seven miles of family-friendly golden beaches, beautiful parks and gardens and cosmopolitan ambience, Bournemouth blends the contemporary with the traditional like nowhere else to ensure that you are truly spoilt for choice, whatever your holiday preferences.

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Llandudno is Wales’ 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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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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