On the shores of loch Linnhe and Loch Leven and at the foot of the dramatic Glencoe, The Ballachulish Hotel provides a warm welcome all year round.  The baronial splendour of it's architecture and interior make it the perfect place. All of the beautiful rooms reflect the region’s Highland heritage and many of the rooms have stunning views of the loch and of the breath-taking mountain scenery all around.

Bath is well-known for its natural hot springs as well as stunning architecture such as the Royal Crescent, Circus and the Roman Baths and was voted onto the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1987.

Opened in 1966, Longleat was the first ever Safari Park outside Africa. The house is widely regarded as one of the best examples of high Elizabethan architecture in Britain and one of the most beautiful stately homes open to the public.

Few resorts can equal the lively, fun-loving atmosphere of Blackpool. Magnificent sandy beaches, three fine piers, a host of theatrical talent and, of course, the world famous Tower, the promenade trams and the Pleasure Beach combine to make Blackpool one of the most popular holiday destinations in Britain. The East Drive is noted for its carefully planted flower-beds, with many other parks and public gardens providing a peaceful change from the hustle and bustle of the famous ‘Golden Mile’.

We return once again to this favourite seaside destination, Bournemouth. A world-class resort that has everything you need for a perfect holiday, with a host of sights and activities within easy reach. Relax on the award-winning beaches or take a stroll through one of the many exquisite parks and gardens.

Join us on this fantastic break to cosmopolitan Brighton – one of the most vibrant resorts in Europe with famous Lanes shopping area, not to mention its lovely beach and promenade. There is so much to see and do here – by day and night. We also visit the classic resort of Eastbourne and the historic town of Lewes.

Join hundreds of other singers in one of the World’s most treasured Christmas exploits. The carol singing concert at the Royal Albert Hall offers the perfect opportunity to get ready for Christmas in suitable style. Whatever your favourite carol, it is sure to be on the sheet at this years event. What is more you will be ably assisted by the London Concert Chorus and the London Concert Orchestra.

The period drama Downton Abbey has a huge audience including many who haven’t previously been interested in period dramas. Much of it is set in Berkshire and Oxfordshire which allows us to combine it with locations in the southern Cotswolds for such dramas as Pride & Prejudice, Emma and the Mayor of Casterbridge.

Here's your chance to enjoy, first-hand, the colour, pomp and pageantry of the Edinburgh Tattoo. Massed pipes and drums, dancers and display teams create a dazzling, unforgettable and totally magical spectacle, which ends with the lone piper on the battlements above Edinburgh Castle.

Folkestone, one of England’s most elegant Edwardian resorts, combines the hustle and bustle of a busy ferry port with the charm of a traditional fishing harbour. Much of the town still has a quaint old feel about it, with winding, narrow cobbled street leading down to the harbour. For a quiet stroll head for the “Leas”, this popular area has lawns and beautiful flowerbeds stretching for over a mile. Our excursions include a full day to France, crossing with Eurotunnel to Calais. Here you are introduced to France as our coach travels around the local area, and onto Ostend before visiting a Hypermarket on the return journey. We also travel to the Cathedral city of Canterbury, visit the market town of Ashford and there is leisure time for you to enjoy Folkestone.

For this tour we have chosen a nice mix of attractions, ranging from Royal Sandringham in the west of the county to Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden, nestled in the Broads. Based in a lovely hotel not far from Norwich, we feel this will a very enjoyable and unique holiday. 

Ilfracombe, the ‘jewel of North Devon, is a pretty location offering stunning coastal scenery, rural tranquillity and centuries of heritage. It is a town bursting with pride and bustling shops with a few surprises like the Chocolate Emporium and the Ilfracombe Musuem.

A beautiful, yet rarely visited area, Ayrshire is steeped in history with castles and monuments dating back centuries and is perhaps best known as the birthplace of the world renowned poet Robert Burns. Based in Irvine this tour allows us to visit the Isle of Arran, the Burns National Heritage Park as well as some of the lesser known attractions such as the unique Dalgarvan Mill and the pretty island of Cumbrae. Located on the stunning coast of North Ayrshire, the harbour town of Irvine may appear to be a modern town, but it has a rich history. Robert Burns lived and worked here and there are many tributes to him throughout the town.

The Isle Of Wight is home to some of the most diverse countryside in the UK and generally enjoys milder weather and more sunshine than the mainland. With over half the Island classified as an area of outstanding beauty, it is definitely one of the most beautiful destinations in the British Isles.

Enjoy a relaxing break on this tour to Liverpool, a city with world class culture offering more museums and galleries anywhere outside of London. Liverpool is famous for its waterfront and the amazing architecture that can be seen around Albert Dock. Beyond its more eye-catching features is an array of less well-known attractions including the historic Sefton Park.