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Surrounded by rolling countryside and close to the Jurrassic Coast, this Regency gem, Cricket St. Thomas has something for everyone.
A nostalgic steamship cruise on the world’s last seagoing paddle steamer awaits! Board the mighty Waverley and experience the sights, sounds and thrills of this magnificent steamship.
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Lancashire is a country of contrasting history and fascinating folklore.
Blackpool attracts over 8 million visitors each year. The six mile promenade along with electric trams, is dominated by both the world famous 518ft tower and The Big One rollercoaster. Blackpool has something to offer visitors of all ages, whatever their tastes.
The beautiful Lake District National Park is one of the most popular break destinations for people across the UK and for those visiting our country, and with good reason! Our tour is set within the spectacular scenery of one of the world’s most impressive national parks.
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
The Isle of Wight has over 60 miles of beautiful unspoilt coastline which features several award-winning sandy beaches.
The unofficial capital of Yorkshire. A city at the heart of the action, bursting with life and cultural energy.© pxhere.com
