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Babbacombe
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| Our tour to South Devon and the area known as the English Riviera is based in the town of Babbacombe which is situated on the north easterly fringe of Torquay. The surrounding area is famed for its favourably mild weather which gives the area an almost Mediterranean like atmosphere and climate. This favourable climate provides ideal conditions for the exotic palm trees and plants which grow in abundance. The English Riviera has over 22 miles of coastline, with over 19 beaches and coves and numerous other attractions such as coves and award winning beeches, Marina, pavement café culture and theatres |
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Bournemouth Britannia Hotels
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| The popular seaside resort of Bournemouth is surrounded by beautiful open countryside and is blessed with over seven miles of stunning beaches. The resort enjoys a cosmopolitan feel with a wide selection of shops, restaurants, theatres and award winning gardens. Bournemouth is also ideallysituated close to many fantastic attractions and places of interest |
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Bournemouth Durley Dean
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| Bournemouth, often referred to as “The Garden City by the Sea”, is renowned for being one of Europe’s most fashionable resorts, attracting millions of visitors each year. Seven miles of golden sand and sheltered waters make this a firm favourite for beach holidays. Bournemouth possesses beautiful gardens and stunning landscapes into which are set a variety of leisure pursuits and a vast variety of shops, restaurants and holiday accommodation, buzzing nightlife and endless countryside. |
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Brighton
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| Brighton is situated on the south coast, closely sheltered by the chalk hills of the South Downs. Brighton’s Georgian charm plays perfect host to an abundance of restaurants, art galleries and cosy boutiques, explore the narrow passages and cobbled streets of The Lanes and visit famous landmarks such as the Royal Pavilion and Brighton Beach. |
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Cardiff
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| The City of Cardiff is an ideal holiday destination with its many attractions including the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff International Arena, Cardiff Castle and National Museum which houses some of the finest Expressionist Galleries outside of Paris and includes works by Monet, Rodin and Picasso.
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Carlisle and Lake District
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| The City of Carlisle is situated in the North West of England just south of the Scottish border and has a long history, having been an early Roman Settlement established to serve the forts along Hadrian’s Wall. The historic city centre dominated by its 900 year old castle is compact in size and houses several major attractions. These include the cathedral founded in 1122 and remains of the city walls which date back to the 11th century. Today the city is a vibrant and busy place with a fine selection of shops, lively bars and theatres and fine restaurants. Carlisle’s location makes it an ideal base from which to explore the Lake District. |
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Coventry & Cotswolds Heart of England
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| The Cotswolds covers an area of some 790 square miles and is recognised as one of the most popular and picturesque regions in the country, with its many villages, historic towns and buildings. |
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Eastbourne
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| Eastbourne is an ideal holiday destination; it has one of the top sunshine records in the UK and has been awarded the Seaside Award for its clean and safe beaches for the past nine years. There is a huge variety of activities and events to suit all ages and tastes, from international tennis and West End shows to the spectacular RAF Air Show in August. Whatever type of holiday you prefer, Eastbourne is sure to cater to your every need. |
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Folkestone
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| Folkestone is an attractive seaside resort with sandy beaches, colourful gardens and a wide sweeping promenade. Its shopping area leads down to The Lanterns, an area of period architecture, whilst the cobbled old High Street, with its interesting curiosity shops, leads down to the working harbour which is full of maritime character. |
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Great Yarmouth
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| Situated in Norfolk 20 miles to the north east of Norwich at the gateway to the Norfolk Broads lays the seaside resort and town of Great Yarmouth, renowned for its pleasant all year round climate and for its golden sandy beaches which stretch for mile upon mile as far as the eye can see. |
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