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A Selection of our English Holidays
In 2020, Britain’s biggest indoor international tattoo, with over 1,000 performers, returns to Arena Birmingham. Bringing together marching bands and exciting displays, world class performers will join local groups to create a three-hour spectacle for all the family that culminates in a Grand Finale featuring all the performers
Blackpool is Britain’s biggest and most popular holiday destination and the entertainment capital of the North West. Blackpool’s famous Promenade is buzzing with excitement with its unusual shops, brightly lit amusement arcades, traditional fish and chip shops and three Victorian piers to explore. © VisitEngland
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.VE16404 -® VisitEngland-Bournemouth Tourism
Bridlington, the coastal town which boasts sandy beaches, award winning promenades and a historic harbour. Whether it’s a day at the beach searching for sea life, a walk along the promenade with fish and chips or some retail therapy there’s something for everyone.
We’ll take all the hard work out of Christmas, leaving you to relax and enjoy yourself. For festive fun the Haddon hall hotel is ideal, with lively entertainment and like-minded holidaymakers.
Kendal is the southern gateway to the lakes, fells, walks, climbs, sporting challenges and adventure activities of the Lake District & Cumbria which together form the magical 900 square miles of the Lake District National Park. Kendal is a traditional Cumbrian market town compact enough to be comfortably walked from end to end in less than 20 minutes.
This exciting new tour for 2020 is based at the Cumbria Grand hotel, which is set in a fabulous location overlooking Morecambe Bay. © www.geograph.org.uk - Peter Trimming
Rich in history the town boasts a variety ofmuseums, castles and colourful gardens as well as the Victorian pier; one of the most popularattractions in the UK, a great attraction to visit on your coach holiday.
Eastbourne enjoys a fabulous position on the edge of the South Downs and has higher than average sunshine figures than any other mainland resort. There are three miles of splendid promenades and the famous Carpet Gardens are a constant spectacle of beauty and colour.
Attracting huge crowds, Eastbourne's International Airshow boasts a 2 mile flying display line along Eastbourne seafront and regularly features the very best in military and civilian aviation display teams including the Red Arrows, Typhoon and the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, plus many more.Jan15 © Flickr - Vicki Burton
This favourite holiday destination is the perfect place to celebrate the dawning of a New Year. What could be better than having a memorable break and bringing in 2017 in style at this splendid part of the country? Eastbourne.
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.
Great Yarmouth is set alongside the famous national park of ‘The Norfolk Broads’. The resort boasts not one, but two Victorian piers, the Wellington and Britannia both offer a wide range of facilities, including a theatre, cafes, arcades and funfair, not to mention superb views of ‘The Golden Mile’.-® Flickr - Charles Roffey
Ilfracombe is a real jewel on the North Devon coastline, lying within the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. -®flickr-darrenflinders
The Isle of Wight has over 60 miles of beautiful unspoilt coastline which features several award-winning sandy beaches. The scenery on the Isle of Wight is truly spectacular, with its picturesque villages, dramatic cliffs, rich farmland and wonderful wild flowers. More than half of the island has been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. House2-® English Heritage Photo Library
Leeds is a mecca for shopping, with its compact city centre which is perfectly walkable, the city is a shopper’s paradise. Named the best shopping destination in the UK by the rough guide to Britain, Leeds City Centre has over 1,000 shops.© pxhere.com
From Roman mosaics to Royal romance, this is a staggering place. But it doesn't just have history in abundance. Littlecote is teaming with things to do, from Pilates and archery to swimming and relaxing in the sauna.
A city steeped in history, culture and attractions, Liverpool is one of the most popular city break destinations in the UK and makes a great destination for a coach break.
Enjoy a great value weekend break featuring maximum free time in our famous capital city of London. This fabulous weekend break includes return coach travel from our local departure points, bed and breakfast accommodation at the Tower hotel and free time to enjoy the sights and sounds of London at your own pace.
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Come From Away New to the West End in 2019,Come From Away is based on real-life events of residents of Gander taking in 7,000 air passengers stranded in Canada after 9/11.Mamma Mia! The mother of all jukebox musicals, Mamma Mia is a triumph for those who never want to leave the classic age of pop music behind.
Stay with us at the Esplanade Hotel in Newquay for a great way to see in the New Year in style, with fantastic inclusions to really get the party started. You’ll enjoy Live entertainment, a New Year’s Eve Gala Dinner and Buck’s Fizz to welcome in the New Year! Leaving plenty of time to make friends with your fellow travellers, revel in all the treats to come and get into the festive spirit.
This New Year tour is all about stunning scenery and charming villages set around the ancient Forest of Dean, England’s oldest oak forest. We enjoy the spectacular views and scenery of the Wye Valley and the Brecon Beacons alongside visits to Tintern, Chepstow, Hay-on-Wye and the Dean Forest Railway.©Cotswolds & Forest Of Dean Tourism
If it’s fun in the sun you’re looking for, there’s no need to head abroad this summer when Paignton has everything you need. One of the jewels in the English Riviera’s crown, Paignton welcomes everyone, from seaside family holiday makers to those looking for romantic and activity breaks.
Skegness is situated on the drier side of Britain and is well known for its glorious fresh air, its golden beaches and the level promenade. Skegness is a thriving traditional Victorian seaside resort and is known as the jewel of the Lincolnshire coastline -©Ron Edwards
Southport lies on the coast just 20 miles north of Liverpool and is a traditional Victorian seaside town but with a contemporary twist.-®southporttourism
St Agnes is a picturesque village on the north coast of Cornwall. Steeped in mining history, the village retains a traditional friendly Cornish atmosphere and makes a wonderful base for your holiday, with four different beaches.
This Christmas Spectacular is the largest Christmas show in the country! Set in the magical surroundings of mechanical organs and fairground carousels, with a cast of 130 professional singers, dancers and musicians – many of whom are West End performers. The 3 hour performance delivers an extravaganza of non-stop singing, dancing, music, humour and variety.®Thursford
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.
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.
What could be more English than taking a classic English afternoon tea in the Queen’s back yard! Windsor’s Harte and Garter Hotel sits opposite the castle itself, with views from the restaurant overlooking the historic royal seat.
