Join us in the heart of the Highlands, where the towering peaks of the Cairngorms meet the clear running waters ofthe Spey Valley. It’s an ideal  location for exploring the snow-capped hills and scenic trails that make this area of Scotland so appealing.

Weston-super-Mare has been a holiday favourite for many generations, offering attractive parks and gardens, a golden beach, a level promenade, entertainment and a shopping centre. It’s a great touring base too – North Devon, Cheddar Gorge and the cathedral city of Wells are all on our sightseeing itinerary!

Magnificent sandy beaches, three fine piers, a host of theatrical talent and the world famous Tower, the promenade trams and the Pleasure Beach all combine to make Blackpool one of the most popular holiday destinations in Britain.

Beautifully built among the pine woods, and sheltered by the chalk cliff s, Bournemouth is one of the premier holiday destinations in the country. There’s two thousand acres of parks

and gardens, seven miles of sandy beaches, two piers - and of course the lovely Dorset countryside is on the doorstep.

With its majestic churches and picturesque villages of honeycoloured stone, undisturbed since the prosperous days of the medieval wool trade, the Cotswolds are a delight to explore. To the north, the rolling hills give way to the fl at, fertile plains and orchards of Warwickshire, with Shakespeare Country and Stratford-upon-Avon at its heart.

Sheltered by the chalk cliff s of Beachy Head, Eastbourne enjoys a marvellous position on the edge of the South Downs. There are miles of level promenades, the world famous Carpet Gardens are alive with colour, tea dances are held in the Winter Gardens, and some of the world’s finest bands play in the Grand Parade Bandstand.

Norfolk is a county of wideopen landscapes, winding rivers, rolling heathland, sleepy villages and proud market towns. Our base of Great Yarmouth is a lively seaside resort, set on a wide

stretch of sandy beach, bursting with traditional amusements and holiday entertainment.

This wonderful tour combines all the very best of Scotland – magnificent scenery, good food and great Highland hospitality. Our base, the pretty Highland village of Blair Atholl, is perfectly situated for touring and our packed holiday itinerary explores the breathtaking Highlands and Scotland’s lochs and glens.

The popular tourist centre of Killarney enjoys a stunning backdrop against the crystal-clear lakes and soaring mountains of Ireland’s south west corner. The centre of Killarney offers an

array of traditional music venues by night, and by day you really should take a jaunting car ride, a lake cruise or a leisurely stroll around the bustling town.

It is easy to see why Skegness has been such a seaside holiday favourite for so many years. There’s clean, award-winning sandy beaches, level streets and good shopping, great amusements and attractions, and of course the lovely Lincolnshire countryside is on the

doorstep.

Llandudno is without doubt the ‘Queen of Welsh Resorts’. Lying between the limestone headlands of the Great and Little Orme, and with Snowdonia in the background, it is undoubtedly one of the most elegant seaside resorts in the country. Enjoy a stroll along the level promenade, take a cable car ride up to the Great Orme, and explore the elegant Victorian Pier.

If you fancy a short break with a difference, and at a great price, look no further! Simply choose your preferred departure date, type of break and leave the rest to us! You’ll not know

your destination until you actually arrive, so it’s a lot of fun.

Newquay is the pride of the Atlantic Coast and has a string of golden beaches. The  picturesque Old Harbour is a delight to explore and the town centre, Trenance Gardens and

many traditional seaside activities ensure that there is always something to see and do. And as an added bonus we have included a visit to the world famous Eden Project too!

The diamond shaped Isle of Wight has a sparkle all of its own - and it is one of the UK’s sunniest and warmest spots. Sandown is the largest resort on the island, with miles of golden sandy beaches and colourful gardens, and the level seafront promenade is just yards from shops, cafés and restaurants.

A traditional holiday favourite in every respect, Scarborough enjoys a setting unsurpassed for scenic beauty - bounded by the North York Moors and the rolling pastures of the Yorkshire Wolds. The town itself straddles two majestic bays and features acres of lovely gardens, a busy harbour, seafront cafes and star-studded shows throughout the summer.

Torquay has been a favourite holiday resort for many years. It enjoys a wonderfully mild climate, a cosmopolitan atmosphere, and miles of seafront walks overlooking the waters of Torbay. It’s also a great touring base for discovering the small resorts that dot the West Country coast.

Torquay has a unique international flavour, and the palm trees, bustling harbour, golden beaches, colourful gardens and elegant street facades give it an almost Mediterranean feel. It’s the most glamorous of all West Country resorts – the Queen of the glorious English Riviera.

The ancient cathedral city of Hereford is really no more than a market town, set in a peaceful rural landscape of farms, orchards and half-timbered villages. It grew up on the River Wye on the border of Wales, a garrison protecting the Saxons from the Welsh tribes. With the Malvern Hills to the east, and the wilder mountains of mid-Wales to the west, it makes a fascinating base for touring.

One of Yorkshire’s most popular resorts, Bridlington has an individual charm and character that makes it a great destination at any time of year. Enjoy two nights accommodation at the Monarch Hotel, situated directly on the seafront.