Poole is a quaint coastal town, famous for its impressive large harbour. Alternatively visit Sandbanks, recognised as one of the most exclusive areas in the world and also for it's sandy beach. Child with paying adult £5 bu ...more info

Visit the port of the Southampton, home of the Cruise Ships. This cruise combines a Harbour Tour enjoying the lively sights of Southampton Port along with the cruise ships - when in dock, as well as visiting the other local waterways includ ...more info

A morning visit to Burford for a coffee stop and a chance to browse the town before an afternoon visit to Kelmscott Manor - the summer home of William Morris, designer, writer and political activist. The fascinating collection at Kelmscott ...more info

Southampton to East Cowes on the Red Funnel Ferry with the rest of the day touring this picturesque island with suitable stops for lunch and tea/coffee stops en route. Should you wish to spend the day at Osborne House the coach will drop an ...more info

The coach will drop at Norden Station for passengers who wish to travel into Swanage by train, and for those who wish to visit the Classic and Steam Vehicle Show, you will need to leave the train at Harmans Cr ...more info

A morning visit to Chepstow situated in the lower Wye Valley with its Norman Castle overlooking the river. You'll find plenty of tempting independent boutiques amid the cruise and cream tea included Georgian and Victorian buildings in the c ...more info

Ex-coal miners guide you on the Black Gold Experience underground tour with tales of life underground at the Rhonnda Heritage Park. Learn about the international story of Welsh coal and the links of the RMS Titanic. We also visit the only f ...more info

A traditional yet thriving seaside town set on Devon's English Riviera. With its iconic palm trees, busy harbour, international marina, sandy beach and wonderful array of continental-style cafes and restaurants, the scene is set for a wo ...more info

The town boasts a selection of beaches, however Monmouth Beach is best for fossil hunting, whereas Church Cliff is fantastic for rock pooling and even fishing when the tide is right. The high street has an array of independent shops incl ...more info

With its majestic Regency squares and crescents, the iconic Royal Pavilion and famous seaside piers, Brighton is also famous for being a welcoming and diverse city with an abundance of independent shops and award-winning restaurants.&nbs ...more info