UK Holidays
Holidays in UK
Imposing natural landscapes overlaid with thousands of years of human activity adding to their intrigue and fascination.
Herefordshire is justly described as "unspoilt" and to enhance your appreciation of this beautiful area we are including a short trek in the countryside with Llamas.
Northumbria is one of the wildest and most naturally beautiful of England's regions - it's very location has shaped a history of violence and conflict
Visit some of the oldest and most renowned gardens in Cornwall combined with some of the unique sights of this beautiful county
Travel from Central London to Windsor by vintage steam train and enjoy a lunch onboard in a luxurious Pullman dining carriage.
Whatever your memories of Britain's Railways you will be amazed at the lengths these people go to, to make sure we do not lose them!
With few good roads across this remote unspoilt wilderness landscape, these heritage railways allow us to fully appreciate the magnificent surroundings.
Experience a landcape of desolate moorland, ancient abbeys and picturesque villages existing side by side in perfect harmony - quite literally, a breath of fresh air!
Jersey is the perfect island break - somwhere a little way apart, a bit different, ever so slightly exotic.
Boat trips cruising the sheltered river estuaries of Suffolk give access to the ancient fishing villages, waterside hamlets, wild-life rich wetlands and historic sites where time has stood still
Extending our popular short-breaks to London to give you more opportunities - no ties, no pre-booked visits or excursions - just to go as you please and enjoy!
Enjoy the "turn-of-the-season" around the unspoilt, undeveloped and unrushed county of Shropshire, which retains an intriguing air of "yester-year",
3 day tours that represent great value and add a touch of excitement to a weekend away! ADMISSION FEES INCLUDED!
One of our best sellers every year - the ultimate Christmas Musical Experience! This year based at the exclusive 4 STAR Pheasant Hotel - a luxurious venue set on the North Norfolk Coast.
A fully festive themed break based at this elegant county house hotel in St Agnes, Cornwall. "Christmas time, mistletoe and wine....."
Between the Rivers Severne and Wye lies the mysterious and isolated Forest of Dean. An area with a srtrong sense of local history and culture with some fascinating attractions.
The magnificent Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew will be transformed into a magical after-dark explosion of festive lights to welcome the Christmas season.
It's time to book this special pre-Christmas treat. Leave it too late and you'll be disappointed! Always an early sell-out.
A special Luxury Traditional British Christmas package in the beautiful Cheshire countryside with all the trimmings, entertainment, spa facilities and a sightseeing programme.
Our biggest holiday tour every year - a chance to get together with friends from previous holidays and meet our staff in a relaxed, fun and friendly atmosphere.
Al long weekend full of good music in a great atmosphere and surrounded by the breathtaking scenery of Snowdonia - At an unbelievable price!
No ties, no pre-booked visits or planned excursions - the time is yours to dispose of as you wish.
Join us in Spring 2021 for an "off-shore Mystery Tour" - based on an island (but which one?) - don't worry you won't need a passport and landlubbers will be perfectly comfortable.
A short break in Cardiff to do exactly as you please - no ties, no pre-booked visits or planned excursions - the time is yours to dispose of as you wish. Cardiff has sooooo much to offer!
When the high-earners of Manchester & Liverpool seek country residences they usually look to Cheshire, so there is a curious diversity to the county....
The secluded coves and fishing villages that harboured a booming smuggling trade are now must-see destinations in Cornwall
The most over subscribed of our annual day trips due to a strict ticket limit - this 2 day tour includes entry to the Flower Show and also a visit to The Chelsea Physic Garden
Take in the dramatic landscapes of Norfolk with its charming market towns and picture postcard villages while viewed from a boat cruise and steam trains.
The UK's most popular and welcoming seaside resort combined with the impossibly beautiful lakes of Cumbria and the awesome Settle - Carlisle railway.
Argyll and Bute, although less than 50 miles from Glasgow, has a sense of lilmitless space equal to the remotest highlands.
A living, growing tribute to all those who have served our Nation combined with a nostalgic steam train journey through the Costwold Hills
The characteristic blend of moody mountains, lofty crags, tumbling rivers, moors and forests that captivated Queen Victoria and summer home to The Royal Family ever since.
The Yorkshire coastline is diverse and awesome - with rugged cliffs, tiny fishing villages, glorious white sand beaches and the best fish & chips in the country!
A unique place - not actually part of the UK but feeling resolutely British with unusual traditions and culture.
The isolated archipeligo situated 28 miles off Land's End filled with unusual tropical flora and fauna they exude a timeless peace and natural quality.
Featuring the many fascinating transport themed attractions that proliferate around the great city of Manchester - railways, canals, trams, buses even fire engines!
One day simply isn't enough to fully appreciate everything that the UK's No.1 theme park has to offer ....
Discover the well loved legacy of Liverpool, the River Mersey and the Manchester Ship Canal with all its musical and maritime history.
Follow in the footsteps of Welsh Princes at ancient castles, discover great literary heritage, wonderous gardens, historical monuments and diverse landscapes - plus a warm Welsh welcome!
The steam heritage railways of Wales are a very special way to enjoy some of the finest, most ancient and hauntingly beautiful scenery in the British isles.
Yorkshire is a big and beautiful county providing majestic countryside and spectacular seascapes with a sense of history never far away.....
A faultless combination of impossibly beautiful scenery, literary heritage, abundant wildlife and culture - much less tourist exploited than the lakes further South.
Anyone in search of the true English countryside need look no further than The Cotswolds. In contrast, the city of Oxford presents exquisite architecture on a grand scale.
What better way to brighten up winter than a visit to the famous Pudding Club held in a picturesque Cotswolds village.
A festively themed Tinsel & Turkey break in the popular resort of Newquay - a party in congenial company with a FREE BAR to help things along!
Combining the best Christmas Markets in Scotland with an ALL INCLUSIVE package of festive food, drink and themed entertainment - such great value!!
