Door to Door Tours - England

A repeat of the successful New Year tour we had staying at The Celtic Royal Hotel, Caernarfon in 2016.

A fabulous tour to the south coast which includes a visit to Arundel Castle, a restored medieval castle and stately home.  Discover what is probably the liveliest seaside resort in Britain – Brighton as well as visiting the beautiful cathedral city of Chichester and maritime Portsmouth.

A great weekend was had by all in 2016 when we took 4 coaches and 150+ passengers to Blackpool for this festive break. Again, for 2017 we are hoping to take either 3 or 4 coaches and 150+ passengers to enjoy a matinee pantomime performance, two nights of entertainment and a day excursion all included in the price of the holiday.

A Turkey & Tinsel tour which includes half-board accommodation; Christmas themed itinerary/entertainment including: Festive themed Quiz, Raffle, Bingo, Live Cabaret, Fun & Games and a live vocalist and a Games Room with cards, board games, pool table, darts etc provided by the hotel; 1 complimentary drinks voucher per person per night – All at a Great Value price.

We once again invite you to join us on this memorable 2 night break with the highlight being the Christmas Celebration in London's magnificent & atmospheric Royal Albert Hall.
 

Colchester, Britain’s oldest recorded town, is where the Romans set up their base in England. The town boasts a wide ‘boulevard’ as a main street. At one end of the street is Castle Park, complete with the largest Norman keep ever constructed and riverside walks. From our base at nearby Marks Tey we are ideally placed for exploring this part of East Anglia.

A holiday in Blackpool will leave you feeling refreshed, relaxed and recharged - even if you're on the go 25 hours a day!
Perhaps it's the resort's infectious zest for life.  Or maybe it's just that, uniquely, whatever your routine Blackpool can offer a perfect break from it.

Our tour is based in St. Agnes a picturesque village on the north coast of Cornwall, nestled in the lee of an impressive landmark which dominates the skyline of the beautiful and dramatic Atlantic coast. Steeped in mining history, the village still retains a traditional friendly Cornish atmosphere.

Based in St. Agnes ~ a lovely place to visit at any time of year.

The Cutty Sark is the most famous tea clipper built, and is the only to survive, (apart from the ‘City of Adelaide’ aka RNVR Carrick which is now in Australia) and is now in dry dock at Greenwich.

She was launched at Dumbarton, on the River Clyde in 1869 and her name comes from Robert Burns poem, Tam O’Shanter; Tam meets a group of witches, most of whom are ugly, but for Nannie, who is young & beautiful and is described as wearing only a “cutty sark”, i.e. a short chemise or shirt.  The ship’s figurehead is a representation of this witch.