May Departures
Scarborough enjoys an unrivalled position as one of Britain's premier coastal resorts yet also lies tantalisingly close to North Yorkshire's rugged National Park. On this holiday you can enjoy the golden beaches, superb parks, gardens and wide range of leisure amenities in Scarborough, as well as the natural beauty and heritage of Yorkshire.-® Flickr - Phil Beard
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
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
From our base overlooking the River Tyne in Newcastle, we will show you the best of the Northumberland heritage coast, including the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, Spectacular Bamburgh Castle and stunning Alnwick Gardens.
Experience an extraordinary holiday exploring the Highlands and Skye, followed by an enchanting sailing adventure to the Outer Hebrides, positioned 30 miles off the west coast of Scotland. Revel in the unparalleled beauty of unspoiled landscapes, endless stretches of pristine beaches, numerous lochs, quaint island communities, ancient historical sites, and a wealth of wildlife.
Have you always wanted to experience the magic of an ABBA concert? Well now is your chance to travel back in time! Join us at the purpose-built ABBA Arena for the incredible ABBA Voyage.
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. -¬ Flickr - VSjax
We delve into Northern Ireland’s incredible cultural heritage on the fascinating tour that showcases Titanic Belfast, Hillsborough Castle, the contrast of the breathtaking and varied coastal scenery of County Antrim on a visit to the Giant’s causeway all topped off with a visit to a famous whiskey distillery.
Tucked into a stunning and unspoilt stretch of the north Cornish coast, St Agnes lies within both a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a World Heritage Site. This picturesque village is steeped in mining history and still retains its traditional, friendly Cornish charm. On this tour we show you the best of the Cornish coast and its famous Gardens.
Book a tour to a surprise destination in the UK! Our mystery tours offer you exceptional value for money, en suite accommodation in a minimum 3 star hotel, 3 course dinner each night, followed by tea/coffee and full English breakfast each morning.
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.
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
Join us on this fabulous South Coast adventure, taking in the medieval town of Arundel with its magnificent castle, shops and cafés, the charming Roman city of Chichester and the amazing Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, step aboard historic ships including HMS Victory and HMS Warrior, and discover Britain’s naval heritage and maritime history.
Potters Leisure Resort is a modern 5-star holiday village situated on the coastline border of Norfolk and Suffolk in Hopton-on-Sea.
This Welsh resort is situated on the South Pembrokeshire coast, on a headland overlooking two fine sandy bays. Tenby is one of the prettiest resorts in Wales, and is justly proud of its golden beaches, picturesque harbour narrow winding streets lined with colour-washed Georgian houses, and ancient town walls.Wales_Page 2_MAIN_Tenby_--®flickrôçôlhourahane
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.
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.
This tour showcases the Lake District's epic scenery as we explore it on a nostalgic train journey, cruises on Windermere and Ullswater and last but not least, on a scenic drive. Throw in a stately home, marmalade and a cream tea, and this tour ticks all the boxes.
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. -¬ VisitEngland - Weymouth and Portland Borough Council - John Snelling
This Welsh resort is situated on the South Pembrokeshire coast, on a headland overlooking two fine sandy bays. Tenby is one of the prettiest resorts in Wales, and is justly proud of its golden beaches, picturesque harbour narrow winding streets lined with colour-washed Georgian houses, and ancient town walls.Wales_Page 2_MAIN_Tenby_--®flickrôçôlhourahane