The Black and White Villages of the market towns of Leominster and Kington contain hundred of timber framed buildings, many of great age. Their churches too, remind us of the long history of this area, containing records of people and event ...more info

A scenic drive to the Inn on the Marsh, for our two course Sunday roast with tea or coffee, followed by a drive through the Cotswold before returning late afternoon.

West Bay is the gateway to the Jurassic Coast, visit the pier and marina and enjoy the wonderful scenery. Bridport is a vibrant market town set inland from West Bay, and being Saturday it is also market day.  

We journey to Swansea for free time and lunch before an afternoon tour of the UK's first ever Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - the South Gower Peninsula.

Many of our regular Mystery Tour customers have become friends over the years and our Bank Holiday Mystery Tours continue to be very popular. We leave the mystery element to our expert drivers who never fail to surprise and entertain us. ...more info

Was there ever a better venue for a street market than the bustling high street of the most historic city in Hampshire? Come along on market day to shop the stalls, stay for refreshments and then meander through streets steeped in history a ...more info

Enjoy a day trip to the Devon coastal town of Sidmouth. You may choose to spend the whole day in Sidmouth, or join us for an afternoon visit to the Donkey Sanctuary, home to around 400 donkeys, and set in beautiful farmland and countrysi ...more info

Chichester, a Roman cathedral city with plenty of evidence of the Roman settlement which can be found all over the city. It is mostly pedestrianised so it makes shopping a pleasant experience as the shops are centered around the streets by ...more info

Set in a stunning waterside location, Gloucester Quays is the cities thriving leisure quarter and features an outlet shopping centre as well as an excitig variety of new bars and restaurants. The historic dock offers a stunning backdrop for ...more info

From locally brewed beers, pies, chocolate brownies, game, poultry, fruit and veg..you name it, if it's in season and local it will be at the Cirencester Farmers' Market.