Step into one of modern history’s defining moments on this poignant journey through Normandy. With insight from a specialist Battlefield Guide, we explore key sites of the British and Commonwealth D-Day landings, including Pegasus Bridge and Sword and Gold Beaches, where stories of courage and sacrifice come vividly to life. A deeply moving highlight is the British Normandy Memorial, where over 22,000 names honour those who fell during the Battle of Normandy. Blending powerful history with peaceful coastal scenery, this thoughtfully designed tour offers a lasting tribute to the bravery that helped shape our world.

March into the spirit of the 1940s as Lytham transforms for its annual Home Front revival – a nostalgic day out filled with military vehicles, vintage cars, historic aircraft and lively entertainment. Enjoy period parades, live 1940s music and dancing and even a rousing speech from a ‘Winston Churchill’ lookalike. Alongside the festivities, we’ll have the chance to browse vintage stalls and pick up a period-style keepsake. This special weekend also includes plenty of free time to enjoy the highlights of Blackpool – from its iconic promenade and seaside charm to the famous pier and Tower.

Excitement is building for the Royal Edinburgh Tattoo, a celebration of fascinating myths and legends from a diverse collection of cultures set to the beat of heart-pounding music! Join us for an exhilarating display of military tradition against the backdrop of Edinburgh Castle. After the big event, we enjoy a change of pace with a scenic drive along the Ayrshire Coast with stops at Ayr and Troon, a lovely way to round up our four days away.

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!

Take a tour on the scenic side and explore the natural beauty of Shropshire, with its wonderful unspoilt landscapes and quaint towns. We enjoy a trip on one of Britain’s best-loved heritage railways, followed by some free time in Bridgnorth, notable for its many black and white buildings. We also include a trip to Ludlow Market, plus a relaxing cruise along the River Severn – simply delightful!

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.

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!

The best of Devon awaits on this coastal getaway, where charming seaside towns and quaint harbours with multi-coloured buildings combine with the rugged landscapes of Dartmoor National Park, famous for its free-roaming ponies. We have plenty of time to discover our base of popular Torquay and include a lovely itinerary to some of the highlights of the county, from Exeter and Exmouth to Brixham, Dartmouth and more!

Based on the popular novels, the TV series Vera debuted more than a decade ago and introduced audiences to the sweeping scenery of the North East, which provides the dynamic backdrop of the show. On this wonderful five-day break, we journey to some of the programme’s most recognisable filming locations along the Tyneside Coast with a local specialist guide. Discover the dramatic beauty and fascinating heritage of the region with excursions to historic Barnard Castle, the beautiful Durham Dales and the rugged landscapes of the Scottish Borders – this is a tour worth investigating!

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.