Sample some of the most beautiful sights this lovely part of Scotland has to offer. Experience Loch Lomond, known as the Queen of Scotland's lochs, the natural beauty of the Trossachs with its mountains and moorlands, the tranquility of the Isle Of Bute and the vibrancy of Glasgow with it's great shopping, restaurants and bars.
Prices are based on self-contained groups of 40 person per 48 seater coach, each sharing a twin/double room. Quotations for smaller groups available on request.
All nature's diversity is here in the Eden Project's fabulous Living Theatre of Plants and People. See the world's plants, spices, fruits and foods in their natural habitat - in just one morning. Then experience the charm and splendour of bygone days as we explore the mysteries of the Lost Gardens of Heligan. Enjoy the splendour of the walled gardens, the variety of the magnificent vegetable garden, and the beauty of the glasshouses.
Prices are based on self-contained groups of 40 person per 48 seater coach, each sharing a twin/double room. Quotations for smaller groups available on request.
Located just 14 miles from France, 100 miles south of the Isle of Wight and on the edge of the Gulf Stream, Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands. This lovely island boasts miles of beautiful, golden sandy beaches, the best sunshine record in the British Isles and a climate, which is generally milder in all seasons than in the UK. Enjoy Cliff walks in the North, history to the East, surfing on the West and many of the sophisticated restaurants, which fill the South.
Prices are based on self-contained groups consisting of a minimum of 20 persons, per departure, with each person sharing a twin/double room.
Nowhere else in Britain offers such variety, in such a compact area. A trip to Caernarfon with its mighty medieval castle, erected by King Edward I in the late 13th century to secure his hold on newly conquered North Wales, is recommended. As is a visit to Mount Snowdon where you can climb the majestic mountain on Britain’s only rack-and-pinion railway and enjoy the spectacular views.
Prices are based on self-contained groups of 40 person per 48 seater coach, each sharing a twin/double room. Quotations for smaller groups available on request.
York is the most important historic city in the north of England and until the 19th century was second in size and importance only to London. It is filled with quaint narrow streets, cafés and specialist shops and is the perfect destination for a weekend break. Sightseeing opportunities include; the Jorvik Viking Centre, York Castle Museum, The National Railway Museum, Clifford’s Tower (York’s Medieval Castle). Retail therapy can be found at The Coppergate Centre, or along The Shambles.
Prices are based on self-contained groups of 40 person per 48 seater coach, each sharing a twin/double room. Quotations for smaller groups available on request.
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