UK Tours

We have a range of UK Tours available this year, click on a listing to see full information about each holiday tour (For Ireland see our Holidays Abroad page...).

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	Spring in Norfolk
			East Anglia is always a popular destination and with such a wide variety of things to see and do it’s easy to see why. Relax on the peaceful waterways of the Norfolk Broads, savour picturesque villages or simply enjoy glorious scenery. Over the years the draining of the fens has left a rich fertile land and the towns and cities grew prosperous on the agricultural wealth. Man has for hundreds of years striven to keep the sea from flooding this low area and the influence of the Dutch, experts at reclaiming land from the sea, can be seen everywhere, with drainage dykes and windmills used to pump water back into the sea.
	Scottish All Inclusive
			Trossachs is a unique word, for a unique place. It refers to the romantic area of sparkling lochs, crumpled hills, sleepy forests and welcoming villages east of Loch Lomond and west of Stirling. You might hear it called The Highlands in miniature and that is a good description. Sir Walter Scott later visited the areas wild little glens and was so enthralled  that he wrote his epic poem The Lady of the Lake about a girl who lived here. We include a visit to the Royal Burgh of Inveraray, a classic example of an eighteenth-century Georgian planned town and an area of spectacular natural beauty and an excursion to The Fair City of Perth.
	Kent - The Garden of England
			Kent is a county for all seasons in which you can relax, explore and enjoy. It contains some of the best visitor attractions in England. Whether you want enchanting gardens, mysterious castles, fascinating museums or maritime heritage, Kent has it all. We have a day excursion through “White Cliff Country”, Sandwich, Deal, Dover and Margate. Kent, The Garden of England looks at it’s best this time of year, with the many fruit trees in blossom and the early flowers starting to bloom.
	Gretna Green - The Best of Both Worlds
			The Scottish Borders stretches from the boundary with the Lothians in the north, to the Cheviot Hills which, along with the River Tweed, mark the border with England in the south. This five day tour showcases England and Scotland in equal measures. With a blend of north, south, old and new, we include a cruise in the Lake District, the Devils Porridge Museum and Lowther Castle and Gardens. Combined with fascinating tours of Secret Solway. Gretna Green in Dumfries and Galloway is possibly the most romantic place in Scotland, if not in the UK. This small village has become synonymous with romance and runaway lovers.
	Scotland, Rothesay and Bute
			Bute is only 33 miles from Glasgow, as the crow flies, it is one of the most accessible of the westerly islands from the Scottish Central Belt. It’s a peaceful island haven, just a stones throw away from the mainland. Bute is only 15 miles long by 4 miles wide. You might spot porpoises accompanying your ferry journey and if you’ve never seen a seal up close in the wild, head over to Scalpsie Bay. Bute is renowned for its glorious gardens and grand architecture. In Rothesay the Esplanade Gardens can be seen as you get off the ferry and are a summer favourite with visitors.
	Best of the North East
			Northumberland is a land of peace and solitude. The wide open spaces of the Northumberland National Park provide a landscape of seemingly endless beauty, from the astonishing engineering feat of Hadrians wall, to the breath taking Cheviot Hills. It offers something for everyone. Northumberland is the most northerly English county. The eastern coast, is low lying and sandy, behind which lies a wide coastal plain. The north provides rich grazing land, and further west a bare upland country leads to the Cheviot Hills.
	A Hebridean Experience
			This ever popular tour is the ultimate island-hopping experience in the Outer Hebrides.This area of unspoilt natural beauty offers spectacular scenery, impressive mountain ranges and miles of golden beaches. As one of Europes last untouched natural habitats, the Outer Hebrides offers visitors an experience they will never forget.
	Isle of Wight
			The Isle of Wight is one of the most beautiful parts of Britain. Just 23 miles by 13, the Island boasts award winning beaches, unspoilt and spectacular scenery and a rich historical heritage. More than half the Island is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, almost 30 miles of the seashore has been designated as Heritage Coast. Steeped in history with 60 miles of stunning unspoilt scenery and a wealth of attractions, the Isle of Wight has something for everyone.
	South Devon, Sidmouth
			Sidmouth, in Devon, is a quintessential English seaside resort and stylish Regency town on the Jurassic Coast. A town caught still in a timeless charm – that was the Sidmouth that captivated the Poet Laureate, John Betjeman, and it will captivate you, too. On this charming tour, you will also enjoy a visit to the beautiful Bicton Park Botanical Gardens and a relaxing River Exe circular cruise to and from the resort of Exmouth. Devon encompasses sandy beaches, fossil cliffs, medieval towns and moorland national parks.
	The North West, Manchester Ship Canal
			Diverse, energetic and bursting with character, Manchester is one of the most exciting places to visit in the UK. We enjoy a fantastic cruise along the Manchester Ship Canal, a nostalgic steam train journey, a visit to Bury Transport Museum and an entertaining tour of the BBC studios at Salford Quays. We also have a return journey on the River Weaver Navigation via the Anderton Boat Lift to Northwich. A visit to the Trafford Centre, Southport and the Albert Dock, Liverpool.
	Scotland - EdinburghTattoo
			Staged every year as part of the world-famous Edinburgh Festival, the Edinburgh Military Tattoo is a unique and memorable celebration of music, dance and military pageantry. It is set against the spectacular backdrop of the floodlit Edinburgh Castle, almost a thousand musicians, pipers, drummers, singers and dancers grace The Edinburgh Military Tattoo on the cobbled Esplanade. Each year some of the most memorable highlights are the stirring performances of the Massed Pipes and Drums and the Massed Military Bands that emerge from the huge castle gates playing the stirring battle tunes of Scotlands famed regiments.
	Worcestershire and the Cotswolds
			Worcestershire has peaceful countryside with a turbulent past. Rolling landscape, open hills and breath taking views await you. Cattle graze in the shadows of Iron Age hillforts, medieval settlement remains or on the former battlefields of the English Civil War. Worcestershire mainly lies between the majestic Malvern Hills and the mellow Cotswolds and does include the village of Broadway, known as the Jewel of the Cotswolds and the northern gateway to the Cotswolds. Our four day tour takes in as many of the counties attractions as possible.
	East Midlands, Derbyshire and Rutland
			Many tourists bypass the four major counties of the East Midlands – Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Lincolnshire on their way to more obvious destinations. It is the surrounding countryside, sprinkled with prestigious country homes, pretty villages and historic market towns that provides the real draw in this region. Hardwick Hall, in Derbyshire and the easy countryside of Rutland, the regions smallest county are included in this tour.
	Gardeners Delight, Southport Flower Show
			Enjoy a five day tour that takes in two gardens and one of Britain’s premier flower shows, Southport. Our excursions take us through Cumbria, Cheshire, Lancashire, the Yorkshire Dales, Derbyshire & Staffordshire. Our hotel is based close to Preston and is ideally placed to tour the North West counties of England. Southport Flower Show is the largest independent flower show in the country. Renowned for its spectacular show gardens and grand floral marquee, it also features the largest amateur growers and floral art competitions.
	Peaks, Pies, Puddings and Ale
			The Peak District stands at the crossroads of Britain, at the southernmost extremity of the Pennines, it is the first real hill country to meet you if travelling from the south. The landscape changes as you climb onto the limestone plateau in the south and centre, known as the White Peak. Gone are the neatly hedged fields of the Midlands, replaced by drystone walls spreading up hills and down dales. The past wealth of this area came from lead mining, quarrying and wool. We have an interactive culinary tour around the Peaks as you trial luxury artisan ice-cream at Bluebell’s Dairy and try your hand at baking at the Bakewell Pudding Shop.
	N Ireland, the Antrim Coast
			Explore the breath taking Northern Ireland coastline from our base in Coleraine. Taking in stunning scenery, our tour includes a spectacular train journey. Derry is Ireland’s only remaining, completely walled city, with a rich history. Landmark sights include St. Columb’s Cathedral, the beautiful Guildhall and the gleaming Peace Bridge curving across the River Foyle. Not to be missed on any itinerary is this geological wonder which gives the route its name. The Giant’s Causeway sits at the centre of an Area of Outstanding Beauty and is Northern Ireland’s only World Heritage Site, famously steeped in myth and legend.
	Best of the Lake District
			The Lake District and Cumbria are a magically beautiful region of high peaks, open fells, lakes and sparkling rivers. The region offers scenery that is invariably spectacular, at times challenging but often surprisingly intimate. Cumbria is not just the Lake District. This large county also encompasses quieter, less frequented areas with a unique quality all of their own. The Eden Valley, the West Cumbrian coast and parts of the Yorkshire Dales National Park all fall within the boundaries. Our 5 day break takes in: Muncaster Castle & Owl centre, boat trips on Lake Windermere and Ullswater. Our last day takes us through the wild and stunning Yorkshire Dales.
	Aberdeen, Royal Deeside
			With rolling hills, open farmland, sweeping beaches, towering mountains in the west, coastal cliffs and panoramic skies in the east, Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire has plenty of room for you to relax and breathe. Aberdeenshire is famous for its granite, a silvery grey rock that is packed with tiny sparkling crystals. In the city you will see lots of stunning buildings made of this sparkling stone, just one of the qualities that makes Aberdeen unique. Royal Deeside, home to Balmoral Castle, the summer residence of the Royal Family and the Cairngorms National Park, full of peaks, deep glens, waterfalls and other natural wonders.
	Autumn Tints in Gloucestershire
			Mother Nature puts on such a grand show in Autumn that it’s difficult to know where to look first. Autumn brings with it a riot of leaf colour ranging from deep butter yellow through to orange reds and crimsons as well as an abundance of berries. With one of the largest private tree and plant collections in the country, Batsford Arboretum in offers a stunning spot to soak up autumnal colour while enjoying a stroll around the 56 acre setting. Our fantastic packaged tour takes in wonderful Chavenage House, which features as Trenwith, the Poldark family home in the BBCs remake of the classic 1970s drama.
	Chocolate-box Cotswolds
			The Cotswolds is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Famous today for picturesque villages of mellow honey-coloured stone, gentle hills, peaceful pastures and winding rivers. However many years ago it was a very different scene, for the Cotswolds were the setting for bloody battles and violent skirmishes during the English Civil War. Elegantly rolling across five counties, the glorious, golden Cotswolds are full of chocolate box cottages and we visit some of the most beautiful, on our packaged tour. We also enjoy a steam train journey and a private guided garden tour at Bowood House.
	Scottish Turkey & Tinsel
			Join us on one of our ever popular pre Christmas Turkey & Tinsel breaks in Scotland. Enjoy the festive spirit as you celebrate Christmas day and Hogmanay at the Highlander Hotel, Newtonmore. For many people, the Highlands are Scotland, living up to their picture postcard images with majestic scenery, awesome wild places, towering mountains, ancient pine forests and broad expanses of dark and shimmering lochs. We have included an overnight stop in Bannock Burn on day one. This will enable us to see Perthshire, the Cairngorms and Ballater.
	Turkey and Tinsel at Ilfracombe
			North Devon is known for its dramatic cliffs, wild seas and sandy beaches at Woolacombe, Saunton Sands and Croyde Bay. Natural features range from biodiverse sand dunes at Braunton Burrows to rocky coves along the South West Coast Path, which spans the coastline. Dramatic coastlines, rugged moors and verdant valleys all demand to be explored. With amazing attractions, great local food and drink, a wealth of cultural experiences await you. Our base for this Turkey & Tinsel tour is Ilfracombe, staying at the family run Osborne Hotel. Enjoy the entertainment each evening supplied by Nick and friends.