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June Departures
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The largest and most southerly of the Channel Islands, Jersey boasts miles of soft sandy beaches and secluded coves. Over 50 miles of spectacular rugged coastline surrounds this paradise island where the locals are British but the spirit is definitely continental. Add to this a friendly welcome and a warm, sunny climate and you have the perfect resort right on your doorstep.
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 Pembrokeshire Coast is a stunning stretch of southwest Wales, widely regarded as one of the most beautiful and unspoilt coastlines in Britain. Our base of the Cliff Hotel offers dramatic views and superb clifftop walks.
Llandudno is Wales's largest seaside resort, yet retains an air of elegance. The impressive Promenade adds to the Victorian charm of the town. There are two beautiful beaches, both set against the picturesque backdrop of the Snowdonia Mountains.
Les Miserables tells an epic tale of one man's struggle to create a new life in post Revolutionary France. Phanton of the Opera - Far beneath the majesty and splendour of the Paris Opera House, hides the Phantom in a shadowy existence.
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.
A fascinating tour of the Ribble Valley and Red Rose county of Lancashire, hear all about the famous witches of Pendle Hill, experience a cotton mill, taste some Lancashire cheese and enjoy a afternoon tea cruise on the Leeds to Liverpool canal.
Skegness, a thriving Victorian seaside resort and the jewel of the Lincolnshire coastline is well known for its glorious fresh air, golden beaches and the level promenade. The resort has something for everyone, a great many attractions including award winning beaches,tranquil gardens and a long flat promenade with seating making it ideal for a leisurely stroll. The town centre offers a good selection of shops to suite all tastes.
From timeless seaside towns to archaeological wonders, Suffolk hosts many treasures and pleasures. Our itinerary blends its highlights and hidden gems: from the pretty Suffolk coast and a scenic river cruise to Ipswich Marina, delightful gardens and the county's jewel: the atmospheric Anglo-Saxon site of Sutton Hoo. -¬ VisitEngland - VisitEssex.
Scarborough has been welcoming holidaymakers for over 350 years. Enjoy a relaxing stay at one of the town's most luxurious hotels, overlooking the south bay, which comes complete with its very own spa. Enjoy a leisurely steam train ride and explore the fabulous Yorkshire coastline along with a delicious afternoon tea served in the hotel. -¬ North Yorkshire Moors Railway Trust
For an island that is just 33 miles long and 13.5 miles wide the Isle of Man, with its long Celtic heritage, gorgeous scenery, old towns and vintage attractions, has plenty for everyone who loves history and natural beauty.
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. -¬ Russell Cotes Art Gallery and Museum
