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This weekend has been created to allow you time to relax and enjoy the wonderful Victorian Town of Llandudno. This area of Wales is truly spectacular. On this tour, we will travel through some of the most scenic landscapes and you will h... more info
Paignton is a seaside resort town on the South Devon coastline in sheltered Torbay, located between Brixham and Torquay it is a very popular holiday destination. The whole of the English Riviera is designated a UNESCCO Global Geopark. Pa... more info
Bournemouth is one of the top European destinations renowned for its unspoilt South Coast holding the award of an UNESCO world heritage site on the Jurassic coast line. Enjoy the delights of Dorset by travelling by steam train and a boat... more info
Set on the East coast, the town of Blackpool has seen many changes over the years, from the times when the beach was awash with beach huts and taking a dip. Now modernised with first class entertainment venues, stunning theatres and thre... more info
Within Scotland’s Perthshire district is an arboreal display, the deep reds, gold, purple and copper are best to see in October, be mesmerised by all these autumnal colours and the Enchanted Forest near Pitlochry, depicting nature&... more info
The town of Bideford is a very popular tourist attraction in North Devon. Bideford is a thriving shopping centre with a historic Pannier Market (on a Tuesday) holding both produce and craft markets. Many antique shops are scattered among... more info
As you approach the town of Penzance you will instantly be aware of its very unique almost subtropical climate. With palm trees and tropical plants used throughout the town. Sitting majestically just off the shore line is St Michael&rsqu... more info
Tenby is a town steeped in ancient history it is surrounded by an imposing medieval stone wall; through the passage of time Tenby has seen many changes. It was once known as the Little England beyond Wales, and it is still very popular t... more info
York has to be one of England’s greatest cities, with its magnificent minster at its heart. From its earliest roots in mediaeval England and its connections to the Vikings the whole area is awash with fascinating history. Explore t... more info
Built in the 18th century by a wealthy Bradford wool merchant, Nidd is a potpourri of architectural styles. Rumour has it that Edward VIII met Wallis Simpson at a party here – and we’ve maintained the tradition by... more info