Explore the transformed house and gardens of this Jacobean home and see the restored working water mill, where you will be able to purchase a bag of freshly milled.

Arundel a market town rich in history and culture, dominated by Arundel Castle, ancestral home of the Duke of Norfolk.  You can explore the town and its fine shops or even visit the Castle. From here we continue on to the seaside resort of Littlehampton, nestled at the foot of the South Downs you will find a beautiful natural harbour.

Bath is a city brimming with things to see and do! Rich in Roman and Georgian architecture and a World Heritage Site with some of the finest architectural sights in Europe.  Visit the famous Roman Baths, Museums or the city center which offers irresistible shopping. 

Our first stop will be at one of Europe's largest shopping centres – Cite Europe.  With a large selection of fashion shops, restaurants and a hypermarket you are sure to find some bargains.  You can remain at Cite Europe or alternatively if you would like to purchase cigarettes or tobacco stay on the coach where we will stop at an outlet in Belgium, before returning back to Cite Europe where you will spend the remaining time (time permitting).    

A city buzzing with striking new architecture, stylish waterways and some of Britain's best shopping.  Birmingham has become transformed, with canals that have become engaging waterside walkways with shops, bars and restaurants. The Bullring shopping centre is host to 140 shops including Selfridges.

Blenheim Palace is set in over 2,000 acres of landscaped parkland and is the home of the 11^th Duke of Malborough and birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. A brand new event in June is the Flower Show with over 100 exhibitors, a grand floral marquee and lots more. In November the Living Crafts for Christmas fair takes place inside the pavilions offering a range of beautifully handcrafted gifts.

Bletchley Park is the historic site of the British code breaking activities during WW11.  There are plenty of different activities and exhibitions to occupy your day, with a restaurant and shop onsite. 

A joint day out to Bluebell Railway & Sheffield Park gardens.  Sheffield Park gardens are owned by the National Trust and are set in 120 acres, stroll around the beautiful gardens and impressive lakes.  In the afternoon enjoy a 90 minute vintage train ride through the Sussex countryside, taking in the superb views. (Discount for NT Members)

Bognor Regis is the place to be for fun family day outs, a fantastic mix of restaurants and outdoor activities along with award winning blue flag beaches, it will guarantee happy memories at one of the south coast's premier seaside resort.

Boulogne-sur-Mer is the largest fishing port in France and so the emphasis is very much on seafood and all things connected with the sea. With its cobbled square and vibrant market, its superb seafood restaurants and bistros has always had great appeal.  You can remain in Boulogne or alternatively you can go and stock up at Auchan Hypermarket before returning back to Boulogne to spend the remainder of time.

Bournemouth is a popular south coast seaside town and is famous for its picturesque Chines, long sandy beach and fine views. There is an excellent shopping centre, teashops and year round entertainment. 

The gardens and arboretum are set in the Essex countryside with over 200 acres of historic landscape.  Explore the extensive gardens and take a break in the tearooms.

This well known resort has large safe beaches that are ideal for a family day out. Take the opportunity to visit the famous pavilion. Regency architecture, pleasure pier, specialist shops, pavement cafes, lively arts scene and everything's in walking distance, so take time to explore and enjoy.

A delightful city built on the fortunes of the cloth merchants of the Middle Ages with beautiful Medieval buildings for you to admire. A trip on the canals is recommended. There are many quality restaurants and shops to sample, especially those selling Belgian chocolates!

In the morning we travel to Harrods famous shopping centre where you will have free time to shop. In the afternoon we journey onto Buckingham Palace where you will enjoy a tour of Her Majesty the Queen’s residence visiting The State rooms, where the Royal family entertain their guests.  These rooms are lavishly furnished with the greatest treasures from the Royal collection.  

The Medieval town of Bury St Edmunds has excellent leisure and shopping facilities. Wednesdays are market days when the town centre becomes a bustling arena for bargain hunters.  Whether it's antiques, armchairs or avocados, Bury St Edmunds is a shoppers' delight!

Learn how chocolate is made and moulded, with a chance to try it yourself, as well as enjoying lots of interactive presentations all about Cadburys and chocolate. Meet Buttons and friends in Cadbury Land and visit the Cadbury's Exhibition. You can also take a stroll into Bournville Village.  Ideal for a family visit and a must for the chocoholic!

Canterbury is one of Britain’s finest cathedral cities and stands on the River Stour in the heart of Kent.  Pilgrims used to walk to Canterbury Cathedral to see the shrine of Thomas Becket who was murdered in the Cathedral in 1170. Canterbury boasts a wealth of visitor attractions and shops to keep you entertained.    

Morning we visit Canterbury a cathedral city rich in heritage with plenty on offer; you can visit the famous cathedral, take a river cruise or shop till you drop.  In the afternoon we travel to the traditional seaside town of Whitstable famous for its Oysters.  

The family home of Sir Winston Churchill bought for its magnificent views over the Weald of Kent.  The rooms remain much as they did when Sir Winston Churchill lived here with photos, books and personal mementoes.  The hillside gardens reflect Churchill’s love of the landscape and nature.  There is a restaurant on the grounds. 

We visit the Historic Dockyard of Chatham an 80 acre site filled with historic buildings, museum galleries, historic warships. Our date coincides with the special event 'Salute to the 1940's'.   

New for Spring 2013 and for the first time ever, a theme park adventure and live safari animals come together in one amazing attraction as Chessington World of Adventures Resort launches ZUFARI: Ride into Africa.  Come face to face with wonderful African animals as you embark on a thrilling journey but beware of hidden dangers you may encounter…

We travel to St Albans allowing you free time to explore the shops and town.  We then continue our journey through the picturesque Chiltern villages to the Grand Union Canal at Tring for a three hour cruise.  Sit back and take in the Chiltern countryside whilst enjoying a cream tea.

Enjoy a countryside driver through Essex to one of TV Chef Jamie Oliver’s family’s pubs, either the 16th Century Cricketers Inn in Clavering. Includes a 3-course Christmas Lunch, followed by tea/coffee and mince pies. Early Booking Essential

Clacton is a popular Essex seaside town with its sandy beaches, pier, fun rides, amusements and shopping centre. An ideal day out for the whole family during the school holidays.

Walton is a traditional seaside town with fascinating history, wonderful walks, the second largest pier in Britain and many miles of clean sandy beaches.    

Is now one of the finest zoos in Europe with over 270 species to see, set in 60 acres of beautiful parkland and lakes. Walk through the lost Madagascar enclosure and with the Lemurs, visit Africa Zone and watch the feeding of the elephants,  giraffes, rhinos, ostriches, zebras…, this outdoor paddock is a favourite with visitors. Well worth a visit.

Traveling through the picturesque villages of the Cotswold’s you will get to see the beautiful English countryside at it’s best.  We will be making stops at quaint market towns, allowing you time to explore and take in the delights of the Cotswold’s and see what they have to offer.

Just across the Belgian border, this bustling seaside town has something for all tastes, especially if that includes mussels. The wide esplanade is lined with bars, cafes and souvenir shops, whilst the main streets have shops aplenty. This is, however, a very laid back town with a very pleasant relaxing atmosphere. For younger travellers the Plopsaland Theme park is a short tram ride away on the outskirts of town.

Visit the costal town of Deal for free time,  The gardens were officially opened in 2007 by Gardener’s World host Monty Don.  The gardens are beautifully landscaped and have amazing range of flowers blooming throughout the year, it is an oasis waiting to be explored.  You will have free time to explore the town of Sandwich.   

The Kent International Antiques and collectors fair at Detling has an international flavour. More and more stall holders are traveling from mainland Europe to sell their wares at Detling, providing a broad range of goods to satisfy all appetites for classic and traditional pieces. Furniture, ceramics, books, teddies, paintings, jewellery, gardenalia and many more items of interest make this a must for antique lovers.