 Coach Tours
For holidays with a difference, en route caters for everyone with a comprehensive list UK and European coach holidays.
Whether you are touring in Europe for scenic, landmark-packed routes or for thrills, entertainment and action, with en route you can be sure of a very good time!
With many more UK attractions on offer, you can see the beautiful Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan or hike the hills of the Lake District.
There are also countless UK and European events that only happen once year and with en route, you can be there to enjoy the Edinburgh Tattoo, Belgian Beer Festival, Rhine in Flames and many more.
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| Friday 21 August 2009 |
| 3 Days Special Offer Price, Was £149 Now Only £139!!!, By Coach |
| The historic town of Bedford, with its attractive riverside frontage, has heritage, leisure, arts and culture and is surrounded by quiet, unspoiled, countryside. It is also associated with quite a few famous people including John Bunyan and Ronnie Barker, both of whom were born here, also Glen Miller and his band were famous residents during World War II. Today, it is a picturesque and lively market town with the River Great Ouse running through its centre being described as the jewel in its crown. This idyllic spot is the base for our weekend break. Apart from enjoying our beautiful location, we visit neighbouring Huntingdonshire including St Neots with its fine 18th century merchants’ houses and St Ives with its stone bridge and dear little chapel, one of the 4 surviving bridge chapels in England. In keeping with our waterways theme, we also include a cruise on the Grand Union Canal with tea & biscuits served on board. |
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| Tuesday 14 July 2009 |
| 13 Days From £1069, By Cruise Ship & Transfer |
Explore the Splendour of Scandinavia and Russia's Imperial Past
This cruise of contrasts between the 'old world' of the Scandinavian kingdoms and the 'new world' of the emergent former communist states of Russia, East Germany and Estonia offers the opportunity for you to discover the modern day pleasures of the countries bordering the Baltic Sea. Visits to the lovely capitals of Stockhom, Copenhagen and Helsinki are beautifully complemented by cheerful Warnemunde, picturesque Tallinn and of course, incomparable St Petersburg.
This Holiday is organised and offered for sale in the UK by South Quay Travel and Leisure Limited and ATOL 46919, ABTA V9945. Buzzlines Travel are acting as gents for South Quay Travel and Leisure Limited. |
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| Thursday 3 September 2009 |
| 5 Days From £269, By Coach |
| Historic dockyards and converted warehouses interwoven with inviting cobblestone streets await us in Bristol which is our base for this unusual and entertaining taste of ‘The West Country’. We learn the inner secrets of the old and mysterious docklands on our harbour cruise which is enlivened by the captain’s informative commentary throughout. There is also plenty of free time for exploring the quayside, with its museums, galleries, attractive bars, cafés and restaurants. We spend an afternoon in Bath with its magnificent Roman heritage, Abbey and beautiful Georgian crescents. As night falls we embark on a journey of hilarious discovery with the Comedy Walk ‘Bizarre Bath ‘ – something hysterical rather than historical! We also include a visit to the small cathedral city of Wells in its picturesque setting at the foot of the Mendip Hills. |
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| Friday 27 November 2009 |
| 3 Days From £159, By Coach |
| What a fabulous way to begin the run up to Christmas! Join us as this impressive event comes of age and celebrates its 21st birthday! The Birmingham Tattoo features bands and all kinds of performers from across the world in a three hour extravaganza at Birmingham’s National Indoor Arena. With a cast of over 1,000, culminating in the spectacular Grand Finale - there is something for all the family. Book your place early to avoid disappointment. This year we add to the Christmas feeling by visiting Birmingham’s very own ‘Frankfurt Christmas Market’. All the sights, sounds and smells you might associate with a traditional, German-style market. There are over 100 decorated stalls selling typical German fayre such as hearty Bratwurst, or Goulash soup, washed down with heartwarming Glühwein. Then, there are the splendid decorations, toys, glasswork, textiles and lacework. Let the countdown begin! |
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| Friday 2 October 2009 |
| 4 days From £219, By Coach |
| Once again, we are delighted to feature this popular weekend visit to Blackpool with its colourful illuminations. Considered by many to be the greatest free light show on earth, it has played a major part in Blackpool’s calendar since 1879 – when it was described as ‘Artificial Sunshine’! We first view the lights by coach and then you can hop aboard one of the resort’s illuminated open-top trams or take a horse-drawn carriage, or just saunter along (dressed warmly and perhaps stopping for fish and chips)! Of course, there is also all the fun and sparkle which Blackpool offers all year round. Top class entertainment and cabaret, heart-stopping, white knuckle rides in the Pleasure Beach or you could perhaps come dancing (not too strictly)! to the tune of the amazing organ in the famous Tower Ballroom. Something for everyone and great fun. |
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| Monday 27 July 2009 |
| 5 Days SPECIAL PRICE WAS £289 NOW ONLY £259!!, By Coach |
| This delightful holiday gives us a real taste of southern England, with its picturesque coastline, stunning countryside and even a cathedral city! We set off for Romsey, a small market town on the River Test in Hampshire, dominated by its large Norman abbey. We spend a day at the world famous Beaulieu National Motor Museum, Palace House and Gardens - home of the Montagu family. We also visit Swanage, a popular seaside resort on the Dorset coast, and Brownsea Island, largest of the islands in Poole Harbour, Dorset, owned by the National Trust and, boasting a wide variety of wildlife and cliff top views across the harbour and the Isle of Purbeck. We also include free time in picturesque Bournemouth with its award winning gardens and beaches and excellent shopping. Our homeward journey includes Winchester, the ancient, pre-conquest, capital of England. |
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| Monday 23 November 2009 |
| 5 Days From £219, By Coach |
| Why not capture the fun and excitement of the Christmas holidays early, without any of the planning or hard work? You could take the opportunity to do some shopping, or write a few postcards (or Christmas cards!) or you could just relax and enjoy all the festive fun and partying with all the trimmings of a traditional English Christmas. Then feel refreshed to go home and start celebrating all over again! With its acres of gardens and fine coastal views, Bournemouth is a great destination for this relaxing break. We even include an excursion to pretty Dorchester, county town of Dorset with its many Thomas Hardy connections and a full day visiting the enchanting New Forest, one of England’s ancient woodlands, and the Georgian market town and sailing resort of Lymington. |
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| Fri 16 October 2009 |
| 3 days £159, By Coach |
| Bruges, sometimes called ‘The Venice of the North’ is one of Europe’s most charming and romantic cities and a delightful short break destination. Perhaps take a canal cruise or a horse drawn carriage to admire the views in this beautiful mediaeval city. There’ll plenty of time to relax or stroll, watching the ladies, dressed in traditional costume, making the delicate lace for which Bruges is famed. If you are in the mood for shopping, then visit the amazing chocolate boutiques where those handmade delicacies will be sure to tempt you!! On our way home, we will pause to include some free time for lunch in the historical Flemish town of Ypres.
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| Friday 7 August 2009 |
| 5 Days From £389, By Coach |
| Come along and enjoy a sparkling stay in fabulous Champagne-Ardenne. Over the centuries this picturesque region has been subject to many different influences and events which have left their mark on the landscape and a rich heritage. Our tour is based in the historic town of Sedan situated on the River Meuse and dominated by its incredible fortress. We include a visit to Bouillon in the Belgian province of Luxembourg, from where there are breathtaking views over the Semois Valley. We admire the region’s scenery from our boat trip, and visit fascinating Namur. No trip to the region would be complete without an excursion along the Champagne Route, and visit of the cellars for a tasting of this most noble of French wines! |
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| Wednesday 23 December 2009 |
| 5 Days From £399, By Coach |
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This magical Christmas holiday offers the warmest of welcomes and a feeling of ‘home away from home’ but without all the hard work! From the minute we arrive at the Aston Court, and savour all those special sights and scents that mean… “it’s Christmas” – we will relax and let the festivities begin. Throughout our stay, we will have ample opportunity to enjoy all the traditional trimmings of an English Christmas, with a few extras, as well as the chance for a bit of shopping or a few quiet moments in the comfortable surroundings of the hotel. There’s even an excursion to the glorious Derbyshire Dales with its picturesque towns and villages. Pretty as a Christmas card, and the big question…….. Will it snow?
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| Wednesday 23 December 2009 |
| 5 days From £439, By Coach |
| The Medieval city of Norwich with its magnificent Cathedral is the perfect place to choose for your Christmas holiday, and as it also has excellent shopping facilities, your last minute presents won’t be a problem! There will be a warm welcome at our hotel and plenty to keep us entertained throughout and absolutely no worries about who is going to do the washing up! We even include an excursion along the Norfolk coast for a little breath of fresh air and the chance to work up an appetite before continuing with the celebrations.
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| Monday 21 December 2009 |
| 8 days From £639, By Coach |
| After a few years absence, we are delighted to return to the perfect setting of Switzerland for this wonderful Christmas break. Villars-sur-Ollon is blessed with outstanding location on a "balcony" above the Rhone Valley. Fantastic views extend in all directions and the fertile valley contrasts with the dramatic alpine peaks and pine forests. There is a selection of shops, bars and restaurants within the village. You can also enjoy the traditional Christmas Market on the MArket Place in Villars. |
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| Wednesday 23 December 2009 |
| 5 Days From £479, By Coach |
| What an amazing way to spend your Christmas holiday. In the lap of luxury at a fabulous French chateau with an elegant gastronomic restaurant, and Paris, which looks absolutely stunning at Christmas, for some last minute shopping on Christmas Eve (if you can tear yourself away from the superb window displays, and seasonal entertainments down by the River Seine)! The 19th century Chateau de Montvillargenne is now an elegant hotel with wood panelled dining rooms, a beautifully decorated lounge bar and superb leisure facilities. As well as a gourmet French-style Christmas dinner on Christmas Eve, there will be an opportunity to relax in luxurious surroundings, enjoy Paris at its festive best and put some sparkle into Boxing Day with a tour to Rheims and Champagne country. We also include a visit to Amiens. |
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| Wednesday 23 December 2009 |
| 6 Days From £409, By coach |
| There are fewer places which conjour up the magic of a traditional Christmas than Germany. Church bells, carol singers, mulled wines and, according to legend, on Christmas Eve in Germany rivers turn to wine, animals speak to each other, and mountains open up to reveal their precious gems! Even if we don’t witness this special Christmas magic, there will be plenty of celebrating in fine style. Our delightful holiday base is Cochem in the Mosel Valley. The old quarter is dominated by the late-Gothic imperial castle and dotted with medieval squares and lovingly restored timber-framed houses. We visit Rudesheim famous for its narrow little streets, particularly the Drosslegasse, with its bars and traditional music. We also visit fairytale Bernkastel famed for its architecture and high quality wines. All this and many fun-packed activities and fabulous food! We know you will thoroughly enjoy this delightful Christmas holiday. |
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| Sunday 13 December 2009 |
| 4 days From £199, By Coach |
| Christmas Markets are held throughout Advent all over Germany and Cologne is one of the very best. This traditional Christmas market boasts the city's magnificent gothic cathedral as its backdrop, and in addition to spectacular light displays, the market's showpiece is the giant Christmas tree. Visitors can weave their way through a maze of red-roofed stalls to see marzipan being made, as well as jewellery makers and other craftsmen at work. A wide choice of local produce, wooden toys, and novelty items are on offer, including 'spekulatius' (thin spiced biscuits), and candles and soaps made in the shape of the cathedral. Like all good markets, there are plenty of opportunities to pause, soak up the festive atmosphere, and enjoy some hearty food and a glass or two of mulled wine!
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| Friday 31 July 2009 |
| 3 Days From £169, By Coach |
| Owing to the great success of our ever popular UK mystery tours, we are delighted to feature our very first continental mystery weekend. These holidays appeal to all who enjoy a bit of intrigue, surprise and have a spirit of adventure. Many of our customers return again and again to keep an eye on our latest ideas, but, of course, we also welcome new friends. On the way to our secret destination we stop, usually for tea or coffee, and lunch, but once abroad, this could all be part of the surprise too. On the second day, after a leisurely breakfast (French Croissant, Belgian Bun or, perhaps a Danish Pastry? – we’ll see) and lots of discussion about what the day may bring, we include a full day excursion. Our journey home will include other places of interest…. Bon voyage! (and this isn’t a clue!) Early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment and most importantly, please don’t forget to bring your passport! |
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| Friday 9 October 2009 |
| 8 Days From £469, By Coach |
| Sheltering on the seaward side of the mountains that divide Piedmont from the coast, the Ligurian Riviera offers a classic and wonderful introduction to Italy for travellers journeying overland through France. The coastline boasts blue seas, sandy beaches, and stately resorts with casinos, shops and restaurants set on elegant, palm-lined promenades. Inland, teetering on slopes carpeted with olives and vines, are isolated mountain villages that retain their own rural culture and cuisine. Our base is Diano Marina, with its mild climate being just the perfect place to enjoy an early spring or late autumn break. With be plenty of time at leisure in the resort or choose any of our excursions to fully appreciate this amazing region. We visit San Remo, idyllically set in a wide bay with sandy beaches, citrus-lined streets and a colourful harbour plus the unmistakeable famous casino. Also included is an excursion to Santa Margherita with it's marinas, shops and Basilica di Santa Margherita. An optional boat trip to Portofino, weather permitting, is recommended as the town is now one of Italy's most fashionable resorts. The harbour is moored with expensive ocean-going yachts, and its pedestrian-only streets are crammed with a galaxy of designer names and stylish restaurants. We also have an optional excursion to the Principality of Monaco with its attractive old town, elegant Monte Carlo. There will be time to mingle with the rich and famous. Don't miss the Royal Palace and Gardens or even try your hand at the world famous casino (admission not included)
Full details of the days the excursions will operate and the cost of optional excursions will be advised to you by our driver. |
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| Tuesday 27 October & Saturday 19 December 2009 |
| 3 Days Adults From £197 & Child From £147, By Coach |
| Mickey's Magical Party is a mega fiesta starting 4th April 2009. During the Party there will be oodles of extra special party treats including; Its Party Time with Mickey and Friends, Minnie's Party Train, Its Dance Time in Discoveryland, Disney's Stars 'n' Carsand Playhouse Disney Live on stage! Mickey's Magical Party is a year full of FaMouse party-timefun. And the only person missing is you! So get ready Mouseketeers. Its party time. With your included 'Hopper Ticket' you will have the freedom to access both Disney Parks as many times as you like during your visit. A truly magical experience!
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| Monday 27 July & 24 August 2009 |
| 4 days Adults From £249, Children (3-11 years) From £189, By Coach |
| Mickey's Magical Party is a mega fiesta which starts in April 2009. During the year long Party there will be oodles of extra special party treats including; It's Party Time with Mickey and Friends, Minnie's Party Train, It's Dance Time in Discoveryland, Disney's Stars'n'Cars and Playhouse Disney Live on stage! Mickey's Magical Party is full of faMouse party-time fun. The only person missing is you! With your inlcuded 'Hopper Ticket' you will have the freedom to access both Disney Parks as many times as you like during your visit. On day one we include some free time in Amiens enroute to our hotel. On day 4, an excursion to Paris is included with plenty of time at leisure for shopping and sightseeing before making your way home. |
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| Sunday 16 August 2009 |
| 5 Days From £349, By Coach |
| An early start for our ferry over to Dun Laoghaire and the beginning of an enchanting visit to ‘The Emerald Isle’. Be prepared to feast your senses on bewitching scenery, fantastic city life, compelling historical sights, and that mix of ancient myths and modern hospitality which Ireland does so well. Dublin is our first port of call and our guide will point out some of the fascinating historical monuments and elegant architecture. We have free time to explore this vibrant city with great shopping and sophisticated restaurants (not to mention the best Guinness you’ll ever taste)! We enjoy a day in County Wicklow, known as ‘The Garden of Ireland’ – the highlight is a visit to Glendalough, a fascinating early Christian monastic settlement. We also visit Kilkenny, dominated by its castle, one of Ireland’s most interesting towns, and former medieval capital. On the last day we depart early morning. |
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| Monday 16 November 2009 |
| 5 Days From £229, By Coach |
| Eastbourne nestles at the foot of the South Downs in Sussex. An elegant and pretty seaside resort so a perfect place to relax and enjoy all the fun of Christmas and New Year within just 5 days! If you love Christmas, you’ll love this holiday which lets you celebrate the festive season twice. There is a full programme with mince pies, turkey, Father Christmas, and plenty of party atmosphere and entertainment. We include an outing to Bexhill on Sea and Battle, the attractive town named after Duke William’s famous victory in 1066. Also some excellent shopping opportunities in pretty Lewes and Brighton with its bustling modern centre and ‘The Lanes’ with its boutiques and antique shops. |
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| Tuesday 25th August 2009 |
| 5 Days From £349, By Coach |
| 2009 sees Scotland’s colourful military musical spectacular celebrate its 60th season, whilst paying tribute to the 250th anniversary of the birth of Scotland’s national bard; Robert Burns. A cosmopolitan cast of top-class talent will be present, including highlights such as the world-famous Massed Pipes & Drums, the Band of the Royal Regiment of Scotland, and the traditional haunting notes of the Lone Piper. Set against the amazing backdrop of Edinburgh Castle, the Tattoo is, without question, one of the world’s greatest shows. We combine this wonderful annual event with an optional full day tour in the Loch Lomond area, with some spectacular views of The Trossachs. There will be a visit to Stirling, situated on the River Forth and dominated by its magnificent castle, and free time to relax and explore Glasgow - European City of Culture 1990. |
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| Wednesday 30 December 2009 |
| 4 Days From £319, By Coach |
| Following great demand, we are now pleased to include a UK based New Year tour. Not too far to travel from Kent, Bedfordis a great setting for us to see in the New Year the English Way!
Apart form enjoying free time in this picturesque location, we visit neighbouring Huntingdonshire including St Neots and St Ives. We also include a visit to historic Cambridge. |
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| Wednesday 30 December 2009 |
| 5 days From £399, By Coach |
| A repeat of our successful 2007 tour to bring in the New Year at our ever-popular destination of Bruges. With its maze of winding cobbled alleys and romantic canals lets you imagine you are back in mediaeval times, but then it has a superb contemporary culture and modern outlook. Where better to be at the turn of the year, with a traditon of looking forward whilst cherishing the past? Belgium offers a warm welcome and the finest of cuisines. So, this will be a Gala New Year’s Eve to be remembered. All that you would wish for, from the first aperitif of the evening through a 5 course dinner with wines, plenty of live music and a glass of Champagne to ring in the New Year. Not too early the next morning we set off to visit historic Antwerp with its Gothic cathedral and splendid architecture. Finally, Brussels with picturesque ancient streets, lively squares, beautiful boulevards, fascinating monuments and fine restaurants. What a way to welcome 2010! |
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| Sunday 9 August 2009 |
| 6 Days From £375, By Coach |
| Based in the attractive spa town of Harrogate, with its many dignified Victorian stone buildings, graceful architecture and pretty gardens, this tour combines the very best of what Yorkshire has to offer. We include an excursion across the North York Moors including Goathland (also known as Aidensfield in TV’s Heartbeat), Whitby, standing at the mouth of the River Esk overlooked by the remains its great Abbey and Thirsk (home of TV’s ‘All Creatures Great and Small’). There is an optional day tour to York, the wonderful, walled riverside city, home of many world class attractions, the famous York Minster and The Shambles. We also take a trip through the picturesque Yorkshire Dales National Park, with its delightful blend of scenery which has inspired authors and featured in films and television series including the popular ‘Emmerdale’. |
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| Thursday 16 July 2009 |
| 5 Days WAS £279 SPECIAL PRICE NOW ONLY £249, By Coach |
| We combine countryside, industrial and military heritage, stately elegance and folklore, myth and legend in this fascinating exploration of life and times in the heart of England! We travel via the spa town of Cheltenham, on the edge of the picturesque Cotswolds, said to be the most complete Regency town in England. We visit the Black Country Living Museum, in the shadow of Dudley Castle, taking a nostalgic look at the traditional skills and crafts of a bygone age. We visit the Royal Airforce Museum at Cosford, housing 70 aircraft and home to war planes, missiles and the National Cold War Exhibition. The National Memorial Arboretum at Alrewas, Staffordshire is the home of the Armed Forces Memorial and is set in 150 acres of trees and devoted to the concept of remembrance. We return home, stopping at Coventry with its modern cathedral and tales of Lady Godiva! |
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| Sunday 29th November 2009 |
| 7 Days From £299, By Coach |
| Fàilte - or welcome to the Scottish Highlands! Our hosts greet us as we draw up to the magnificent lochside setting of the hotel, and after settling into our rooms we join them for a Bucks Fizz reception before being piped into the restaurant for a wonderful candle lit evening meal. After a peaceful night’s sleep, we’ll be ready to tackle our first full Scottish breakfast setting us up for a full day of exploration. We include an excursion to Glencoe – sometimes described as ‘The Glen of Weeping’, perhaps recalling the dreadful massacre of the MacDonald Clan, and unquestionably one of Scotland's most historic, scenic glens. More recently, Glencoe was a location in the filming of ‘Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban’. We also visit the Kyle of Lochalsh, picturesque port and gateway to the Isle of Skye. |
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| Monday 10 August 2009 |
| 5 days From £279, By Coach |
| This lovely holiday explores The Lake District, England's largest National Park which contains Scafell Pike – our highest mountain, Wastwater – our deepest lake, and thriving communities like Keswick and Bowness-on-Windermere. Scenic countryside, picturesque villages, plenty to see and do make up this delightful region, and we offer a taste of the very best. Bowness is Cumbria’s most popular destination with visitors coming to enjoy the lake for sailing and watersports, or just enjoying the atmosphere, pretty setting, and delightful Victorian architecture. We visit Coniston Water, scene of Donald Campbell’s world water speed record attempts, and include peaceful Derwent Water and the spectacular scenery of Ullswater and the Kirkstone Pass. With an altitude of 1,489 feet, this is the Lake District's highest pass open to motor traffic. It connects Ambleside in the Rothay Valley to Patterdale in the Ullswater Valley and offers breathtaking views.
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| Mon 19 October 2009 |
| 4 Days £209, By Coach |
| Situated on the fringe of open countryside, with breathtaking views of the West Pennine Moors, a collection of 18th century farmhouses looks exactly like a village lost in time. There are cobbled streets, craft and antique shops, booksellers, and even a local pub! We arrive at the Last Drop Village, near Bolton in Lancashire in time for a stroll and browse before dinner. We enjoy a guided tour through the Lancashire hills, visiting the interesting Rochdale Pioneers’ Museum, widely regarded as the home of the worldwide co-operative movement. We also visit Botany Bay, a converted 19th century mill, which offers great shopping and memorabilia. Not just countryside but seaside as
we include the stylish resort of Southport, with its parks and gardens, canopied shopping arcades and famous pier. |
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| Thursday 15 October 2009 |
| 5 Days £275, By Coach |
| Leeds is a city like few others - alive with energy and brimming with culture. It is the gateway to astounding Yorkshire countryside – some of the most picturesque in the world. Visit RHS Harlow Carr Gardens, dominated by water, stone and woodland, in keeping with the local landscape. Recall Yorkshire’s industrial past, now tranquil, as we cruise on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal with all the excitement of navigating the Aire and Calder’s amazing lock system with views over peaceful countryside. |
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| Wednesday 23 December 2009 |
| 5 Days From £519, By Coach |
| This delightful Christmas holiday is based in picturesque Stratford upon Avon. In the birthplace of England's greatest poet and playwright, the town is still an important market town in Warwickshire. Many of the original houses from Shakespeare's time are still in excellent condition and they, together with the characteristically wide streets and the tranquil flowing River Avon make the town a wonderful place to visit at any time of the year! A warm welcome awaits us and a festive programme with all the traditions of an English Christmas. Of course there will also be some free time to enjoy a stroll along the river or through the town (maybe even some last minute shopping) before continuing with the celebrations – stress free and away from the hot stove! |
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| Thursday 24 September 2009 |
| 4 Days From £199 , By Coach |
| The Malvern Hills are a famous beauty spot, with scenic views over both Herefordshire and Worcestershire, and the River Severn Valley. We visit the horticultural Vale of Evesham (sometimes referred to as ‘The Fruit Basket of England’) and Worcester with its majestic cathedral on the banks of the River Severn. We enjoy a guided tour following the ‘Black and White Trail’ leading to Weobley, a delightful village with many timber-framed houses, some dating back to the 1400s, recently voted by the Times Newspaper as one of the best places to live in England! On our last day, we visit the picturesque market town of Ross-on-Wye and the Forest of Dean, one of England’s few remaining ancient forests. Then to the historic walled border town of Chepstow and over the Severn Bridge before making our way home. Includes return travel by luxury coach. |
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| Various Dates Throughout 2009! |
| 3 days WAS £149 SPECIAL PRICE NOW ONLY £119!! , By Coach |
| Our “Mystery Tour” programme remains very popular, so early booking is essential to avoid disappointment. These holidays appeal to all who enjoy surprise and have a spirit of adventure. Many customers return time and time again but all new “faces” are very welcome too. On the way to our chosen hotel we stop, usually for morning refreshments and somewhere for lunch before we arrive at our 'mystery' hotel in plenty of time for dinner. On the second day, after a leisurely breakfast and much discussion about what the day might have in store, we depart for a full day excursion. On the final day, we make our way home via another place of interest. |
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| Wednesday 30 December 2009 |
| 4 Days Adult £219 Child (4-11 years) from £169, By Coach |
| Its truly party time as the New Years Eve festivities
promise to be magical with celebrations and partying until after midnight. Our ever-popular New Year tour now in its 5th year. Book early to avoid disappointment! A breathtaking firework display over Sleeping Beauty Castle will bring in the New Year with a bang! Your included Hopper Ticket gives you freedom to access both Disney Parks. On New Years Day, there is the option of a second day in Disney or an excursion in Paris. What a fantastic way of seeing in the New Year - being at Disneyland Resort Paris with all the magic and fun you could imagine. |
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| Thursday 17 September 2009 |
| 5 Days From £269, By Coach |
| The delightful Norfolk Broads is Britain’s largest protected wetland, enjoying a status equivalent to a National Park. Its beautiful wild expanse of lock-free navigable rivers, shallow lakes, woodland, fens and grazing marshes, is home to some of the rarest plants and wildlife in the UK. We enjoy a trip on the Mississippi Paddle Boat from the picturesque village of Horning along the River Bure and on to Ranworth Broad, passing lovely old thatched houses, windmills and reed beds. Also Wroxham with its interesting gift shops and tea rooms. Our base is the historic city of Norwich, dominated by its magnificent Norman cathedral. There will be plenty of free time to explore, whether you choose to soak up the heritage or take advantage of some excellent shopping. We also include a Norfolk Coastal tour with visits to Great Yarmouth, Cromer and the attractive town of Sherringham. |
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| Friday 25 September 2009 |
| 4 days from £199, By Coach |
| The Eden Project is one of England’s most interesting, unusual attractions. Each year brings new growth and new developments. In spring, Eden transforms into a riot of colour with more than a million bulbs bursting into flower. In autumn, a harvest theme, with culinary delights and celebrations. Always fascinating, come rain or shine, this is an absolutely stunning visit which touches all the senses, in all seasons. The vast ‘biomes’ take you on a journey through Temperate, Mediterranean, and humid Tropical settings with an impressive array of exotic and colourful rare plants. Our base is in historic Plymouth - where Sir Francis Drake is reputed to have completed his game of bowls before setting off to defeat the 'Spanish Armada'! |
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| Friday 17 July 2009 |
| 4 Days From £229, By Coach |
| England at its very best! Picturesque rolling countryside, villages exhibiting their proud tradition of ‘well-dressing’, dating from the middle ages, elegant stately homes and the manors of Britain’s aristocratic past. A special treat not to be missed. We are including a wonderful day excursion in the magnificent Peak District, with its delightful villages and breathtaking scenery. We also visit Chatsworth House where we go behind locked doors and see the working side of the house, including the cellars, Victorian kitchens and (weather permitting) take in the view of the Peak District National Park from the 1.3 acre roof! On our journey we also take in Bakewell, Buxton and many other rural and historical delights, as we explore the world of ‘To The Manor Born’! |
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| Friday 6 November 2009 |
| 4 Days From £179, By Coach |
| An excellent value four-day festive treat on the English Riviera. It is a place to relax, soak up the atmosphere, take in the scenery and enjoy the experience of a holiday in a classical English seaside resort, at all times of the year. Enjoy free time in the elegant ever-popular Torquay with plenty to see and do, and dont forget to enjoy a traditional Devonshire cream tea at one of the many tearooms. We also include a visit to th quaint fising port of Brixham and a journey through the beautiful scenery of Dartmoor. Get into the party mood early with the festive entertainment, a visit from Santa and of course a traditional Christmas dinner with all the trimmings! |
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| Friday 28 August 2009 |
| 5 Days Special Offer was £325 NOW ONLY £299!!!, By Coach |
| We could have added ‘boats’ to our title as we start off our holiday with a boat trip on the River Wey! We’ve included a visit to the Fleet Air Arm Museum at RNAS Yeovilton in Somerset. This has the largest collection of Naval Aircraft in Europe; the first British built Concorde and an award winning Aircraft Carrier Experience. We visit the world famous Beaulieu National Motor Museum and Palace House, in the heart of The New Forest. Then, Exbury Gardens, a spectacular 200 acre woodland garden, where we hop on the steam railway for a 1¼ mile circular trip through a mass of colours and scents at their best in summer months. Finally, a nostalgic look at times gone by as we visit Milestones Living History Museum, Basingstoke. |
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| Monday 30 November 2009 |
| 5 days From £199, By Coach |
| Time to get in the mood for Christmas with a visit to Germany at its festive best. Trier is its oldest city with fascinating Roman remains, little squares, pretty churches and a pedestrianised town centre - the ideal location for a traditional Christmas Market. There are almost one hundred decorated wooden booths where you will find Christmas decorations, wooden toys, candles, hand-blown glassware, ceramics and much more. Good food too with bratwurst sausages, spicy gingerbread, sweets, hot tea and mulled wine. Choirs, and puppets entertain us and St Nicholas is around to delight the children! Then off to the Bernkastel-Kues Christmas market where the enchanting Fairytale House is just one of the highlights of a stroll through this mediaeval town. On our way home we stop at Lille just in case you are still searching for that gift for someone special! |
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| Monday 3 August 2009 |
| 5 Days From £229, By Coach |
| Set on a cliff overlooking the sparkling North Sea, Corton is a traditional coastal chalet resort. Its compact site is prettily landscaped and is a riot of colour in spring and summer. Among Corton's many unusal claims to fame is its link to mustard! Towards the end of the 19th century, the head of the Colman family acquired the estate, turing the already beautiful setting into one of the loveliest gardens on the east coast. Corton couldn't be better placed for you to enjoy the very best of Suffolk: both coastal and inland. |
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| Monday 9 November 2009 |
| 5 days £289, By Coach |
| The Cricket St. Thomas Historic Hotel enjoys stunning vistas and delightful gardens based on designs by Capability Brown. Mature yews, maples and cedars have been carefully preserved in the grounds. It was under one of these trees that Lady Emma Hamilton and Lord Nelson met for their romantic trysts! Described as ‘A cider-country jewel with a rum touch of maritime’ this handsome Regency style mansion was built in the 19th century in the heart of Somerset’s cider country. Wonderful at any time of the year, the hotel is atmospheric and exciting at its festive best! Whilst here, you could visit the finest wildlife park in the south west with over 600 rare animals, fascinating Lemur Wood and a fine collection of ‘big cats’! |
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| Monday 26 October 2009 |
| 5 Days From £299, By Coach |
| Lose yourself in the beauty of this building where Edward VIII was said to have first met Mrs Wallis Simpson and changed the course of British History! Nidd Hall is an amazing location set on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales. Outside there are 45 square acres of landscaped gardens and a picturesque fishing lake. Indside, Magnificent staircases sweep you past gorgeous carvings and cornices; there's an Orangery, a tranquil old library and excellent leisure facilities. The Nidd Valley is the gateway to the Dales where historic buildings abound including the World Heritage Site of Fountains Abbey. More recently the landscape has been the home of television's favourite programmes including ' All Creatures Great & Small', 'Heartbeat' and 'Emmerdale'! |
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| Sunday 7 December 2009 |
| 5 Days £229, By Coach |
| The Sinah Warren Character Hotel is set over the beautiful Langstone Harbour, Hayling Island. Our combines everything that makes Christmas and New Year so magical and puts it all into one 5 day early December break - so you can celebrate it twice! It's also the perfect opportunity for some last minute Christmas shopping! A stone's throw away is the newly built complex of Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth. Step back in time, and you are surrounded by history with nearby Arundel and its majestic castle, and the beautiful cathedral city of Chichester. |
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| Monday 23 February 2009 |
| 5 days £199, By Coach |
| Warners holiday destinations are ideal for those looking either an action packed break or those who simply wish to relax and get away from it all, it’s YOUR choice! At Sinah Warren take in the sea air, enjoy the harbour views with a stroll along beach, or try your hand at all kinds of activities from bowls to boules to croquet and air rifle shooting. Stay indoors and you can get in shape in the fitness studio, and then enjoy a fun evening with the best in live entertainment. And its all just for grown ups too!! |
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| Friday 9 October 2009 |
| 4 Days From £199, By Coach |
| The beautiful south of England with the historic city of Winchester, New Forest and Salisbury with its impressive cathedral, come together to feature in this delightful weekend break. A season when the woodlands can look at their colourful best and there is still warmth in the autumn sun. A time of ‘mists and mellow fruitfulness’ and we make the most of it in one of England’s most picturesque regions. We arrive via Romsey, southern gateway to the beautiful Test Valley, and then on to our hotel. We spend some free time in Winchester and include an excursion to Salisbury, with its fine 13th century Cathedral. We take a guided excursion into the enchanting New Forest, one of England’s ancient woodlands. Before returning home we visit Hillier Gardens, which are well known in autumn for their striking golds and reds and will provide the ‘icing on the cake’ of this colour autumn break. |
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