Set in a 36 acre site in the South Downs with a diverse collection of exhibits, focusing on transport and industry.  Take a ride on the narrow gauge railway and historic bus.  There are also traditional craftspeople such as woodturners, pottery makers and lots more.  There is a café and gift shop onsite.

Bath is a city brimming with things to see and do! Rich in Roman and Georgian architecture with some of the finest architectural sights in Europe. Visit the famous Roman Baths, Museums or the city centre which offers irresistible shopping.

Located near Oxford a dream destination for the shopaholic with over 300 boutique outlets offering designer brands.

Boulogne-sur-Mer is the largest fishing port in France and so the emphasis is very much on seafood and all things connected with the sea. With its cobbled square and vibrant market, its superb seafood restaurants and bistros has always had great appeal. You can remain in Boulogne or alternatively you can go and stock up at Auchan Hypermarket before returning back to Boulogne to spend the remainder of time.

Visit this picturesque village with the pretty River Windrush running through the centre. There are plenty of shops to browse at your leisure.

This well known resort has something for all the family with it’s large beaches, sealife center, the famous pavilion, pleasure pier and shops.

A delightful city built on the fortunes of the cloth merchants of the Middle Ages with beautiful Medieval buildings for you to admire. A trip on the canals is recommended. There are many quality restaurants and shops to sample, especially those selling Belgian chocolates!

The Medieval town of Bury St Edmunds has excellent shops, restaurant and tea rooms.

Canterbury is one of Britain’s finest cathedral cities and stands on the River Stour in the heart of Kent. There is plenty to keep the visitor interested either a visit to the famous Canterbury Cathedral or the many shops.

In the morning we visit Canterbury, a cathedral city rich in heritage with plenty on offer; you can visit the famous cathedral, take a river cruise or shop till you drop. In the afternoon we travel to the traditional seaside town of Whitstable famous for its Oysters.

Our date coincide with the special event “Salute to the 1940’s”. The dockyard is filled with historic buildings, museum galleries and historic warships and set on an 80 acre site.

Our first stop will be at one of Europe's largest shopping centres – Cite Europe in France. With a large selection of fashion shops, restaurants and a hypermarket you are sure to find some bargains. You can remain at Cite Europe or alternatively if you would like to purchase cigarettes or tobacco stay on the coach where we will stop at an outlet in Belgium, before returning back to Cite Europe where you will spend the remaining time (time permitting).

Clacton is a popular Essex seaside town with its sandy beaches, pier, fun rides, amusements and shopping centre. An ideal day out for the whole family during the school holidays.
Walton is a traditional seaside town with fascinating history, wonderful walks, the second largest pier in Britain and many miles of clean sandy beaches.

Just across the Belgian border, this bustling seaside town has something for all tastes, especially if that includes mussels. The wide esplanade is lined with bars, cafes and souvenir shops, whilst the main streets have shops aplenty. This is, however, a very laid back town with a very pleasant relaxing atmosphere. For younger travellers the Plopsaland Theme park is a short tram ride away on the outskirts of town.

Everything is nearby; beautiful sandy beaches, the seafront promenade, scenic Eastbourne Downs and breathtaking views at Beachy Head, the town centre is just a few yards walk from the centrally located Victorian Pier. On the 16 August is Eastbourne's annual airshow.

Faversham hosts the annual Hop festival & Christmas Fair this lively and popular events.

Faversham is a charming and historic market town, with an array of independent shops and restaurants to enjoy, our dates coincide with market day.  Whitstable is a seaside town full of character.  Enjoy a stroll along the promenade or enjoy a little shopping. 

Once a fearsome fortress, with its towering walls, you can walk the ramparts of the castle and enjoy the stunning views, visit the exhibition and taste some Tudor inspired delights from the café.  We also include a visit to the town of Woodbridge.

Hastings - Visit this well known seaside resort with its cobbled beaches and antique shops in the old town.

Ipswich is a town steeped in history…  stroll along its historic waterfront, enjoy the arts and heritage the town has to offer or visit its variety of shops and the market.  Woodbridge is a lovely quaint seaside town lying on the banks of the River Deben where you can enjoy a meal or cream tea in one of the local tea rooms.

Visit this famous moated castle in Kent, surrounded by 500 acres of parkland and gardens. Built on two small islands in the middle of a natural lake it is the oldest stately home in England.

Margate is a timeless seaside resort where you will find traditional seaside fun and entertainment.

Broadstairs promenade reveals charming gardens, great for relaxing, whilst a clifftop stroll uncovers seven beautiful beaches and bays. The main beach Viking Bay has a small harbour, children's amusements and a garden on the sands! 

Ramsgate harbour is a bustling marina, awash with history with plenty to see and do.

Here's a trip for all the family; we visit the town of Wroxham with time to explore and in the afternoon we visit the picturesque village of Horning for a 1½hr cruise along the lovely Norfolk Broads. The 'Southern Comfort' is an authentic replica of a Mississippi riverboat with a comfortable lounge and refreshment bar.

This thousand-year-old city is a popular beach resort with Belgians, who flock here for sun, surfing, sailing, and the Kursaal (Casino). The fishing harbour and old town draw many visitors, its renowned restaurants and many museums.

We visit this award winning garden centre in Tiptree where you will have time to peruse the plants, giftware and tea room, before we continue on to the delightful town of Maldon, a great town to explore and relax by the river.

Discover Rochester a city steeped in history, dominated by a fine Norman Castle and Cathedral. Experience the carnival atmosphere of the Dickens Festival, the ever-popular Dickensian Christmas Festival.

Thursday is market day in Rye you can browse the market or explore the enchanted town of Rye with its cobbled streets, medieval church, beautifully preserved historic houses, shops and restaurants. Tenterden is a charming town and is a fascinating little town to visit.

Sandwich is a town steeped in history with some of the best preserved half-timbered houses in the country. Deal with it's award winning high street, mazy smugglers lanes, there is plenty to see and do why not visit the castle, take a stroll along the seafront or do a bit of shopping.

The lovely town of St Albans offers so much to see and do, Wednesday’s is market day with over 170 stalls to see, there are plenty of high street shops, restaurants and coffee shops to keep you entertained.

Leisurely drive through Suffolk’s unspoilt countryside with colourful bustling market towns and picturesque villages. We will stop enroute for refreshment and sightseeing time. Please note the itinerary will vary from trip to trip.