Located on the east coast of Norfolk, one of the driest, sunniest counties in England, Great Yarmouth is Norfolk’s premier beach resort.

The town centre and market place are just a short stroll from the seafront. There are all sorts of interesting independent shops, as well as the shopping mall, the unique Rows and a heritage quarter makes the town a fascinating place to visit at any time of the year.

See some of north Wales most stunning scenery, mountains and coastline on this lovely tour staying at The Celtic Royal Hotel in Caernarfon.

Included is a Puffin Island cruise. Puffin Island is a bird sanctuary and a nesting site for many species of breeding seabirds, there is also a resident colony of Atlantic Grey Seals. You may even be lucky enough to encounter porpoise, and sometimes even Dolphins.

City of the Beatles, culture and sport, Liverpool has something to offer every one. You will love the vibrant waterfront which is centred around the Albert Dock, it’s full of cafes, shops, restaurants and museums and is home to exciting events.

The seaside resort of Southsea is in Portsmouth at the southern end of Portsea Island. It is a stylish resort which offers great museums and exciting places to visit. There is a beach with two piers, a scenic promenade and a good selection of shops and cafes. With so much to see and do in the local area, our hotel makes a perfect base to explore further afield.

St Annes-on-Sea's town is a haven of tranquillity and calm - mixing the fabulous, old-fashioned holiday experience with top-class modern shopping facilities and cafes.

Discover the beautiful sights of the Western Lake District as we enjoy an adventurous full-day tour by minibus off the beaten track.  We will discover magnificent scenery, including beautiful mountains and dramatic lakes. We make our way over the Wrynose and Hardknott passes, the steepest passes in England as we drive past the extraordinary remains of Hardknott Roman Fort, 1,000 feet up in the fells.

Enjoy memorable journeys on the Welsh Highland and Ffestiniog Railways as they travel through Snowdonia.