Why not experience something different and join us for a two-day mystery break with an inclusive itinerary? Will you visit a beautiful village, a breathtaking coastline, or a vibrant city? Never too far, yet not too near – our mystery weekend offers the thrill of a surprise destination, in the very best of company!

Experience the undeniable charm of one of the most captivating and distinctive destinations in the world, where enchanting landscapes meet vibrant cities and a unique culture. With great hospitality at our welcoming hotel with a free bar, live entertainment and cooking, Guinness pulling and Irish coffee-making demonstrations plus an inclusive itinerary to discover the beauty of the Emerald Isle, this promises to be spectacular adventure!

Pedal back in time for this Call the Midwife backstage tour at Chatham Dockyard, where our midwife will lead us through the recognisable cobbled streets where many memorable scenes, starring Miranda Hart and Jenny Agutter, took place. This break is a fantastic chance to see original props from the show and hear little-known behind-the-scenes stories of filming. With time in London to shop or sightseeing also included, this break provides a chance to compare the 1950s and 60s London to the present day!

Mystical, captivating and beautiful, the Isle of Man is a unique destination peppered with enchanting stone churches, castles and forts, tangled trees and twisty trails, adding to the magical atmosphere of this sea-bound land. The Isle of Man also boasts several impressive heritage railways, offering nostalgic journeys for us to take in this dramatic Manx scenery, plus a traditional horse-drawn tramway along the seafront in Douglas. Step back in time as we experience the best of the Isle of Man’s sights and attractions during this relaxing week, uncovering the secrets of this extraordinary island and exploring its rich heritage.

Revisit the golden age of rail on this captivating journey through Derbyshire, as we board a vintage train reminiscent of a bygone era and pass enchanting landscapes of the Peak District, discover the majestic grandeur of Chatsworth House and take a stroll in the beautiful market town of Bakewell. We also uncover Eyam, a village with an intriguing history, due to its courageous self-imposed quarantine during the bubonic plague in the 17th century. Plus, there's the opportunity to explore Ashbourne and wander down its cobbled streets dotted with National Heritage buildings.

With elegant resort towns, spotless beaches, old-fashioned charm and miles of unspoilt coastline, the Isle of Wight is the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing few days away. A firm favourite of Queen Victoria in the 19^th century, the island is one of the UK’s most popular destinations and it’s easy to see why. On this fantastic break we enjoy the island’s peace, tranquility and natural beauty as well as a nostalgic journey on the Isle of Wight Steam Railway and a visit to fascinating Osborne House.

We enjoy a host of historically-themed excursions on this wonderful exploration of the North East. From the bustling port of Whitby, once the home of the famous seafarer Captain Cook, to the beautiful city of Durham with its cobbled streets and ancient sights, this break offers the chance to journey into the past in this captivating part of Britain. And there is nowhere better to delve into the region's heritage than the fascinating open-air living museum of Beamish – it's a truly immersive experience.

The Black Forest is renowned for its dark green coniferous trees, half-timbered houses and rushing waterfalls. This breathtaking region must be seen to be believed; a landscape so astounding and inspiring that it’s no wonder the Black Forest is one of the most picturesque regions to visit in Germany. Our tour takes us into the very heart of the Black Forest to fairytale-like villages nestled amongst the mountainside and elegant German towns, such as Baden-Baden and Freiburg.

A long weekend by the sea beckons on this lovely escape to the Isle of Wight, peppered with quaint villages and charming towns amidst picturesque landscapes and an unspoilt coastline. Beloved since the reign of Queen Victoria, follow in the footsteps of royalty and relax at our base in a popular seaside resort and discover more island highlights during an optional trip. From the iconic chalky outcrop of The Needles to the country's oldest pier in Ryde, there's plenty to see!

From the rugged scenery of Ayrshire’s sweeping coastline to the natural vistas of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, the east of Scotland is full of breathtaking sights just waiting to be discovered. On this unforgettable four-day break we explore the very best destinations with excursions to Ayr and Troon along the picturesque Ayrshire Coast as well as Luss and Balloch, nestled on the shores of stunning Loch Lomond, and also see the famed Scottish village of Gretna Green.