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This historical yet vibrant district has plenty to offer its visitors on our coach break. Being famous for its horticulture, grand buildings and graceful scenery with natural springs.
Awash with history and heritage plus being famous for its unforgettable half-timbered buildings, Chester has a gentle medieval air.
Rich in history, the town boasts a variety of museums, castles and colourful gardens as well as the Victorian pier; one of the most popular attractions in the UK, a great place to visit on your coach holiday. -¬ VisitEngland-Visit Eastbourne
Big skies, sweeping sands and the tranquil Norfolk Broads help make picturesque Norfolk a great destination. Our Easter tour includes a steam railway journey, a cruise on the Broads and a visit to historic Holkham Hall.-¬ Flickr GÇô-áMartin Godfrey
Join us for an unforgettable theatrical dining experience as we’re transported to the sun-kissed Greek island of Skopelos for MAMMA MIA! THE PARTY, live at The O2 in London.GÇô The Party
More than half the Isle of Wight is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with award-winning beaches, spectacular scenery and a rich royal heritage, over 60 miles of beautiful unspoilt coastline, picturesque villages, dramatic cliffs and historic sites. We include visits to Osborne House, home of Queen Victoria and a ride on the Isle of Wight Steam Railway.
The Vale of Evesham and its neighbouring area have been famous for fruit and vegetable growing since Medieval times and is known to have some of the most productive horticultural land in the country._trail_21_4_2018 - Flickr - Jeremy Eades
Billed as the premier resort of the English Riviera, Torquay offers all the sophisticated entertainment of a modern seaside town, theatres, shopping and a busy picturesque harbour, whilst nearby is the magnificent Dartmoor National Park.
Weymouth is an historic town, full of charm and character with its many Georgian buildings. The 17th century harbour is a working fishing port and the waterfront is perfect for afternoon strolls in the fresh sea air.
Set in the Montmartre Quarter in Paris, Moulin Rouge is a luxurious, indulgent musical. Mamma Mia The ABBA based soundtrack provides the perfect backdrop, Sophie lives with her mother Donna on an idyllic Greek Island, and she has a dream - to have her father walk her down the aisle.
A Grade II listed Victorian property, Alvaston Hall is a half-timbered country house that’s the perfect place to relax, or use as a base for exploring the local area. Located just five minutes from the Cheshire riverside town of Nantwich, this wonderful hotel delivers a memorable experience with its well-kept gardens and impressive historical features.
The beautiful Cornish town of Looe has recently taken on a starring role as the fictional Shipton Abbott in BBC’s mystery drama Beyond Paradise. Looe has a picturesque fishing harbour renowned for its day-caught fish and golden sandy beach.
For a weekend break with a difference, why not try one of our Mystery Weekends? The final destination will be kept a secret, with the driver doing his best to keep you guessing as he plans his route to the hotel.
The quintessential English Riviera offers miles of breathtaking coastline, charming villages, iconic palm trees, traditional piers, and dramatic cliffs all set within a unique mild microclimate. It’s no surprise that this beautiful stretch of South Devon is one of the UK’s top holiday destinations. -¬ Flickr - David Leather
Sidmouth is a charming and unspoilt seaside resort, a sanctuary from the excesses of modern-day tourism. The town itself nestles beneath the majestic red cliffs of Peak and Salcombe Hill and the green hills of the glorious Sid Valley, located on the World Heritage Jurassic Coast.
Join us on this visit to Scotland and one of our most popular Scottish hotels , the Winnock at Drymen to see the Bluebelle Glades of the Trossachs at Kilbryde Castle. -¬ www.sweeneyscruiseco.com
Bournemouth is a vibrant and cosmopolitan seaside town that has everything you could wish for. There are seven miles of glorious seafront edged with golden sands, a fabulous pier and award-winning public gardens. This stylish resort has a host of attractions for the discerning visitor._-¬ Pixabay
