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Lincoln and the Cathedral

Thu 27/08/26 - 1 Day

Lincoln & Cathedral  Steeped in history, the cathedral city of Lincoln offers a range of shopping facilities on Steep Hill, local specialities include Chine, Haslet and of course the famous Lincolnshire Sausage, and a stunning castle which houses one of the four surviving copies of the Magna Carta. A city like no other, Lincoln is situated in a gap of Lincoln Cliff and a visit here would not be complete without a trip to the simply stunning cathedral. This fine example of Gothic architecture was once the tallest in the world (until its spire fell) and is filled with intricate detail. Enjoy the beautiful cloisters, magnificent libraries and the memorial statue of Lord Alfred Tennyson, bearing the words of his poem ‘Flower in the Crannied Wall’ at this historic delight. Take a stroll through the Strait, climb Steep Hill and explore Bailgate, filled with both local and national buskers giving you a unique musical experience whilst wandering the quaint streets, You can shop from top to bottom of Steep Hill. Why not take home a souvenir from one of the many shops.From Monday to Saturday, admission includes a complimentary floor tour and access to the Exhibition Gallery and Discovery Centre. Whats includedLuxury Executive Coach TravelExperienced driver and courierFree Wifi on board the coachUSB charging points at every seatKitchen where we can serve refreshmentsExtra legroomA day at leisure in  Lincoln with its beautiful Cathedral* Lincoln Cathedral entry fee is not included.  

Picturesque Pembrokeshire and the Gower Peninsula

Mon 31/08/26 - 5 Days

PICTURESQUE PEMBROKESHIRE AND THE GOWER PENINSULA.  The natural beauty of the Pembrokshire coast and the Gower peninsula 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.  We stay in the centre of the historic city of Camarthen for our base and ideal place to visit this delightful corner of Wales.Day One.  After our local pick-ups we make our way to Pembrokeshire in South West Wales and to the Ivy Bush Royal Hotel in Camarthen for our 4 night stay.  With comfort stops en-route.Day Two.  On our wonderful tour of this beautiful part of Wales we take in the hidden delights of Tenby, considered to be the main holiday resort in South West Wales, with two superb beaches, old town walls with some interesting side streets and alleyways to explore.  Tenby is always a pleasant and friendly place to visit.  After some time here we make our way to the wonderful Picton Castle and Woodland Garden where we have included a guided tour of the castle and time to enjoy the gardens and galleries.  Picton is regarded as Pembrokeshire's finest stately home and garden, situated close to the estuary of the Cleddau River not far from Haverfordwest, it is one of the most beautiful gardens and grounds to visit in West Wales.Day Three.  After a leisurely breakfast we head south through Kidwelly and make our way to the picture postcard resort of Mumbles, delightfully located on Swansea Bay.  We have time to explore and have lunch before making our way to the Gower Heritage Centre where we meet our guided for a tour of the beautiful unspoilt scenery of the Gower Peninsula, designated an "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty".  After the tour we return to the Heritage Centre for an included Gower Cream Tea.Day Four.  Today we visit St Brides Bay and Newgale Sands before making our way to the magical place of St Davids - birthplace of the patron saint of Wales.  St Davids has a beautiful cathedral, the smallest in Great Britain, which is well worth a visit.  From St Davids we head around the Preseli Mountains back to the hotel for our last evening in this beautiful part of the world.Day Five.   After a leisurely breakfast we make our way home with comfort stops en-route.Ivy Bush Royal Hotel, Camarthen 3*.  The Ivy Bush Royal Hotel features 83 ensuite bedrooms, boasting a generous variety of spaces ranging from spacious family rooms to cozy single traveller rooms.  The Ivy Bush Royal Hotel has a long history of welcoming guests in style and comfort. Originally established in 1819 as a coaching inn.  With roots that date back to the 18th century, the hotel has been a staple of Carmarthen culture. This historic hotel harmoniously combines traditional elegance with contemporary conveniences, playing an important role in Welsh culture.  Spanning 1.5 acres, the hotel holds an elegant lounge area known as the ‘Y Terrace’. The lounge features our exquisite ‘Proverb’ stained glass window, which casts a breathtaking array of colourful light throughout the space. The hotel is also home to an established restaurant, a well-stocked bar, a spacious patio The Ivy Bush Royal Hotel offers a range of facilities designed to enhance your stay.   Relax and unwind in the comfortable lounge area, enjoying complimentary Wi-Fi while soaking up the hotel’s historic atmosphere.  Explore the charming town of Carmarthen with many attractions, shops, and restaurants just a short distance away.  In the evenings, the hotel offers a warm and inviting feel to it or  enjoy a relaxing drink in our bar. With a selection of rooms to choose ranging from a true single room, Double, Twin or Executive all with ensuite and tea/coffee making facilities, flat screen t.v. telephoneWhats included Escorted Luxury Coach Travel with reserved seating Experienced Tour Driver & Courier Extra legroom and comfortable seats USB charging points and Free WiFi onboard the coach 4 nights Dinner, Bed & Breakfast Refreshments served onboard the coach (small fee  Tea/Coffee on arrival with welsh cake Two nights entertainment Porterage included Excursions.TenbyPicton Castle & GardensGower Heritage Centre with Guided Tour and Cream TeaMumblesSt Brides Bay, Newgale Sands and St Davids

Haworth & Halifax

Sun 06/09/26 - 1 Day

Haworth  Haworth is a quaint, little village, clinging to the edge of the Yorkshire moors.  It has picturesque cobbled streets with shops, pubs and cafes where friends visit to unwind over coffee or rest after taking to the hills for a rugged moorland adventure.    Haworth is best known for being the literary home of the Bronte Sisters and the Bronte Parsonage which tells the Bronte Story.   Majestic steam trains of the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, made famous for the Railway Children.   It’s where Cathy and Heathcliffe embraced and where local folklore says passing through "The Fairy Cave" will bring marriage within a year – dare you!HalifaxHalifax in West Yorkshire is famous for its Victorian architecture, particularly the Piece Hall for its wonderful shops and cafes and the town centre and Town Hall.  Its historical connection to the wool trade, the creation of Mackintosh's chocolates (including Quality Street) and association with Shibden Hall and diarist Anne Lister and the Eureka Childrens Museum makes it a town worth a visit.  Whats IncludedLuxury Executive Coach TravelExperienced driver and courierFree Wifi on board the coachUSB Charging points at every seatKitchen where we serve refreshments (small fee)Time in HalifaxTime in Haworth

Bedale & Leyburn in the Yorkshire Dales

Tue 08/09/26 - 1 Day

Bedale When visiting the Yorkshire Dales, Bedale is a great place to visit.  Bedale is a small market town in the heart of North Yorkshire and is where Bedale Beck flows from the eastern edge of Wensleydale through the town on its journey to the River Swale.  The cobbled streets of the town are home to shops selling jewellery, antiques and gifts as well as two renowned butchers and there is a weekly market on Tuesday, a tradition dating back to the granting of a market charter to the town in 1251. Unusual sights include the Leech House, a Georgian building where medicinal leeches were stored, and the 14th century market cross. There is also a small museum located at Bedale Hall telling the story of the town.Leyburn  At the heart of Wensleydale lies the gateway town of Leyburn, “A Town for all Seasons”. With spectacular views of the surrounding countryside, unusual local shops and cafés, traditional pubs and a weekly market on Fridays, it’s an ideal base for walking, sightseeing, or just watching the world go by.  Today is market day. Whats included:Luxury coach travel with experienced driver/courierComfortable Seating on board the coachFree WiFi and USB charging points at each seat on board the coachLeisure time in BedaleLeisure time in Leyburn on market day

Andre Rieu & his Johann Strauss Orchestra

Sat 12/09/26 - 1 Day

André Rieu is quite simply a musical phenomenon like no other. Along with his 60 piece Johann Strauss Orchestra (the largest private orchestra in the world) André Rieu has created a global revival in waltz music, staging spectacular extravaganzas which are second to none.   André Rieu’s shows offer a magical journey into beautiful music and joyful entertainment. Known for his vibrant performances.   Picture yourself enjoying a delightful evening filled with timeless waltzes, cheerful tunes, and stunning costumes that make you feel like you’re part of a grand celebration.   Millions of fans worldwide have been enchanted by André Rieu and the Johann Strauss Orchestra, and you can be too! At his live concert in Liverpool, André Rieu will perform all the classical waltzes as well as modern music such as Elvis Presley's 'Can't Help Falling In Love', or perhaps Liverpool's very own 'You'll Never Walk Alone'! André Rieu is known to put on an incredible show, with his passion, charm and sense of humour creating energetic and fun-filled performances that are more than the music. Rieu’s concerts are not just about the music. They’re a heart-warming experience where you can tap your feet and sing along to modern popular music and film scores, such as 'Moon River' from Breakfast at Tiffany's, or even the theme song from The Godfather! It’s a wonderful chance to relive happy memories and create new ones in a friendly and enjoyable atmosphere. Liverpool is a fantastic city to discover! A trip to the famous Albert Dock lets you explore museums, galleries, and beautiful views along the waterfront. Why not pop into the Cavern Club for some live tunes, or visit the Beatles Story Museum to delve into the amazing history of the ‘Fab Four’? Whatever you choose, this iconic city promises a memorable day out. After free time in the city, we'll head to the M&S Bank Arena on Kings Dock for tonight's performance. Whats included Escorted Luxury Coach Travel with reserved seating Experienced Tour Driver & Courier Extra legroom and comfortable seats USB charging points and Free WiFi onboard the coach Refreshments served onboard the coach (small fee Seated Ticket to Andre Rieu at the M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool. Free time in Liverpool Please be aware due to the finish time of the concert, this will be a later return - midnight to 01.00 return back in the local area.* Liverpool M&S Bank Arena does have lifts to the various floor, however there are approx. 12 stairs to your seats.  Seats booked in Row 16 (GG 388-397, GG 420-429 & JJ 388-397)* A deposit of £80.00 will be required to secure your ticket.  We have limited tickets available, please book early to avoid disappointment!    

Skipton on Market Day

Wed 16/09/26 - 1 Day

SkiptonCome and visit the Gateway to the Yorkshire Dales.  Skipton, once known as Sheep Town, due to its woollen mills and its farmers market is now a lovely little market town on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.  The gateway to the Yorkshire Dales, Skipton is a beautiful market town on the River Aire and the Leeds & Liverpool Canal, The town market is held four days a week Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.  The market was granted a royal charter by King John back in the medieval times to hold a Fayre (market) four times a week and this still remains in place today.   The market is all the way down the main High Street with Skipton Castle at the head of the High Street.  Skipton Castle has been a Norman Stronghold and dates back to the 11th Century, and is a prime example of well over 900 years of history.Skipton Castle is a well-preserved Grade 1 listed building in Skipton.  It is one of the best preserved medieval castles in England.  It was built in 1090 by Robert de Romille, a Norman Baron and is now a tourist attraction and private residence. It is located at the north end of Skipton's High Street.  During the English Civil War, the castle was the last Royalist stronghold in the north of England to surrender.Whats included:Luxury coach travel with experienced driver/courierComfortable Seating on board the coachFree WiFi and USB charging points at each seat on board the coachTime to enjoy Skipton and the Market

Whitby

Sat 19/09/26 - 1 Day

Come and enjoy a summer day at the pretty harbour town of Whitby.Whitby is a lovely place. The River Esk runs through a deep valley which broadens out as it comes near the harbour.  The houses of the old town are all red-roofed and seem piled up one after the other.  Overlooking the East Cliff is the old (English Heritage) Benedictine Abbey and the old St Marys Churchyard, said to be home to Dracula or so the story goes.  The Author of Dracula, Bram Stoker was staying in Whitby whilst writing his novel, which was published in 1897. The wonder is that the townscape has changed so little in more than a century.  Whitby is an ancient port with a fascinating history, a ruined abbey and a working harbour. It also has sandy beaches and rock pools, not to mention some of the best fish and chips in the world.  The River Esk flows due North through the centre of the town dividing it into East and West Sides, linked by the renowned ”swing-bridge”. Whitby Abbey, St Mary’s Parish Church and the picturesque ‘old town’ lie on the East Side. The Abbey and Abbey Visitor Centre is famously accessed via the 199 steps from the East Bank all the way to the top of the cliff.  It can also be reached by foot or for those not able to walk far via the scenic "hop on/off bus" in the Summer Months only. The Captain Cook Museum sits on Grape Lane and gives the history of one of Britain's best known explorers with Captain Cook's statue up on the West Cliff near the Whalebone Arch. Whats included Escorted Luxury Coach Travel with reserved seats Experienced Tour Driver & Tour Manager Extra legroom and comfortable seats USB charging points and Free WiFi onboard the coach Time at leisure in Whitby

Saltburn by the Sea & Redcar

Fri 25/09/26 - 1 Day

Saltburn by the Sea  Soak up panoramic views of the North Sea coast, ride the Saltburn cliff lift, or simply unwind along the promenade. With its vintage attractions, seaside charm and welcoming feel, Saltburn is a definite favourite for visitors of all ages.  Saltburn is home to the last remaining pier in Yorkshire, which currently stands at 380 metres long.  This 15 inch gauge railway is listed as one of the country's most famous railways.  With various circular walks on offer, these gardens host colourful formal displays and wild flowers.Redcar  Its award-winning, flat sandy beaches stretch for eight miles, extending both southeast and northwest. To the northwest, the beach runs past Coatham to the South Gare breakwater at the mouth of the River Tees.Whats included Escorted Luxury Coach Travel with reserved seating Experienced Tour Driver & Courier Comfortable seats onboard USB charging points at each seat and Free WiFi onboard Free time Saltburn by the Sea Free time in Redcar

ABBA Voyage September 2026

Sat 26/09/26 - 2 Days

ABBA Voyage is like no other concert ever seen, a concert experience featuring digital avatars of the iconic Swedish pop group Abba performing their greatest hits. The concert takes place in a purpose-built arena in London and uses cutting-edge technology to create a visually stunning and immersive experience. The show is a blend of virtual and physical elements, with the digital ABBA avatars backed by a live band.  Digital Avatars ABBA Voyage features digital versions of Agnetha, Björn, Benny, and AniFrid, created using motion capture technology and appearing as they did in their 1977 prime. Live Performance: The avatars are backed by a live band, blurring the lines between the digital and physical worlds. Cutting-edge Technology The show utilizes advanced visual effects and a purpose-built arena to create a unique and immersive concert experience.  Iconic Hits The concert includes a setlist of ABBA's most beloved and popular songs.    No Interval The show runs for 90 minutes without an intermission.    Purpose-built Arena The ABBA Arena is located at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London.    Limited Run The show has been extended and is currently scheduled to run until the end of 2026.  This may be the last year and chance to see in London - Don't miss out! Whats included Escorted Luxury Coach Travel with reserved seats Experienced Tour Driver & Courier Extra legroom and comfortable seats USB charging points and Free WiFi onboard the coach 1 night Bed & Breakfast - Novotel Excel, London Lifts to all floors Refreshments served onboard the coach (small fee) Seated Ticket to see Abba Voyage   Free time in London Covent Garden area or you can choose to visit the British Museum Porterage Not Included Seats booked are:  Block K, Rows A, B, C D & E

Rutland Water Cream Tea Cruise with Stamford

Wed 30/09/26 - 1 Day

Rutland Water & Rutland Belle Cruise Rutland Water Cruises is a family-run business operating boat trips since 1986, cruising around the reservoir during daylight hours from April to October each year.plies from the North Shore to the South Shore. Visitors can enjoy the scenery from the water, amidst the sailors, anglers and waterbirds, whilst listening to commentary highlighting points of interest.  Rutland Belle has a fully Licensed Bar, including a fantastic selection of gins from Multum Gin Parvo.  There is nowhere better than Rutland Water Park to enjoy time in the great outdoors and at the same time relaxing and enjoying a lovely Cream Tea with Scone, Jam and Cream with Tea or Coffee on board the Belle. Set around beautiful Rutland Water and covering 4,200 acres of open countryside. The Rutland Reserve occupies shore line and shallow water lagoons along 9 miles of the western end of Rutland Water and covers a total area of 1000 acres. It was created in the 1970s with the construction of the reservoir. There are over 30 bird watching hides and nature trails from two visitor centres with experts to help you with identification Stamford is a lovely stone town.  Sir Walter Scott claimed that Stamford was “the finest sight on the road between Edinburgh and London” and the historian WG Hoskins said “If there is a more beautiful town in the whole of England, I have yet to see it”.   Georgian housing architecture delights.  There are over 600 listed buildings in and around the town. Largely 17th and 18th century mellow limestone buildings with some older timber framed buildings. Stamford has the finest collection of medieval churches – five in all – of any small town in England. The area is known for its stone and slate quarries and the Collyweston stone slate is found on the roofs of many Stamford buildings.Whats included:Luxury coach travel with experienced driver/courierComfortable Seating on board the coachFree WiFi and USB charging points at each seat on board the coachLeisure time in StamfordCream Tea on board the Rutland Belle