The convenient overnight sailings from Hull give you time to relax and unwind in comfortable surroundings. On board there is great entertainment from cinemas and casinos to live shows. En-suite cabins are included together with the option of booking evening meals and hearty breakfasts.

We stay in the region of south-west Scotland that poet Robbie Burns called his home, visit the fascinating city of Glasgow with a local guide and cross to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Isle of Bute.

With elegant surroundings and Brittany Ferries award-winning service, you can just sit back, unwind and enjoy the experience. Facilities include, stylish lounges,  gourmet restaurants, 2 cinemas, pool & leisure area, Wi-Fi Internet access, games room and of course comfortable cabins.

The convenient overnight sailings from Hull give you time to relax and unwind in comfortable surroundings. On board there is great entertainment from cinemas and casinos to live shows.

This short break offers a taste of Spain, with two overnight ferry crossings combined with 2 nights hotel accommodation on the Cantabrian coastline (Costa Verde). Enjoy sandy beaches, beautiful coastline and quaint fishing villages which all combine to give you an interesting and relaxing holiday.   

Racing at Cartmel dates back to 1856. But it's almost certain that racing has taken place here since at least the middle of the fifteenth century when monks of the nearby priory entertained themselves by organising racing on mules.

Racing at Cartmel dates back to 1856. But it's almost certain that racing has taken place here since at least the middle of the fifteenth century when monks of the nearby priory entertained themselves by organising racing on mules.

Come and enjoy our two night Murder Mystery weekend.

The emphasis is very much on having fun watching the mystery unfold.

The Tattoo pays tribute to the Queen’s Jubilee together with the year of Creative Scotland a celebration to mark 60 years of  the Queen’s reign and Scottish creativity and culture, in the round. With music, colour and spectacle from home and abroad, set against the incomparable backdrop of Edinburgh Castle.

This beautiful island, 32 miles long and 14 miles wide, lies in the Irish sea, approximately equal distance from Britain and Ireland. It is dominated by Snaefell Mountain, rising over 2000 ft. The Island has a short season, with nearly all tourism occurring between April and October when hotel space is at a premium. We are therefore pleased to be able to offer the opportunity of booking on this departure in September.

Llandudno is Wales  largest resort, uniquely situated between the Great and Little Ormes with two wonderful beaches, the award winning North Shore and the quiet, sand duned West Shore. Llandudno has kept its Victorian and Edwardian elegance and splendour, despite its modern attractions. Fancy stretching your legs on the longest pier in Wales? A ride on Britain’s only cable hauled tramway? How about a picnic on a Blue Flag beach? You can check out the views from Britain’s longest passenger cable car.

Experience first-hand the pomp and pageantry of Her Majesty The Queen’s Royal Carriage Procession on Tuesday 5th June. Join the crowds in the Mall to see Her Majesty The Queen and other members of The Royal Family make their way from Buckingham Palace to St Paul’s Cathedral for a service of Thanksgiving. After the service the majestic carriage procession will return to Buckingham Palace followed by the inevitable balcony appearance and fly past.

Come to Cornwall with its magnificent golden sandy beaches, breathtaking views from majestic cliff tops, quaint historic stone-built harbours and villages. A jewel on Cornwall’s Atlantic coast Newquay has been voted one of the nation’s favourite seaside towns and with good reason. Originally called Towan Blystra. Newquay has really grown up since its days as a small fishing village and offers a more moderate climate courtesy of the gulf stream which flows through the area.

This concise tour allows a look at both the Orkneys and Shetlands, as well as the northern tip of the Highlands, without breaking the bank! The circular route means that so much of Scotland’s lovely scenery can be encompassed during the outward and return journeys.

One of the world’s great cities, Paris ‘the city of lights’ has it all. Attractions such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame and the Louvre are famous throughout the world, whilst the boulevards and cobbled streets are oozing with character and ambience. With a rich array of culture, architecture and history, along with a wide choice of accommodation and flexible travel possibilities, Paris is the ideal city break destination. Just outside the city lie historic locations such as Versailles and Fontainebleau, which provide a pleasant contrast to the pace and bustle of city life.

Torquay, part of the stunning English Riviera, is situated on the South Devon coastline, in sheltered Torbay.  Torquay is the most popular and largest town in Torbay, comprising of Torquay, Paignton and Brixham.  A place to relax, soak up the atmosphere, and take in the scenery.  Torquay’s famous seven hills provide the backdrop to a waterfront scene that rivals the French Riviera.

Thoresby Hall is a Grade I listed mansion set in 50 acres of fabulous landscaped gardens, with a Victorian Rose Garden situated next to Sherwood Forest. This majestic Grade I listed country hotel with its turrets, balustrades, gabled tower and finely wrought iron gates on the outside and galleries, tapestries within are perfect reminders of the exuberance of 19th century architecture.