England may be a small country, but it is mighty. From spectacular, rugged coastlines and breathtaking countryside to iconic cities and chocolate-box villages, there’s something to suit all interests in every corner! Even in the tiniest places, you can find all that is quintessentially English. Down in the district of Cornwall, charming St. Ives offers pretty streets, seafront eateries, and boutique shops, whilst Newquay is renowned for its long, sandy beaches and nostalgic seaside attractions. Take the chance to visit some truly stunning architecture, like the extraordinary minster in York, Brighton’s remarkable Pavilion, and the historic Roman Baths and the Georgian stone façade of the Royal Crescent in the UNESCO World Heritage site that is Bath! Mix the old with the new in the popular harbourside city of Bristol, or venture to the fantastic gorge cliffs of Cheddar – the choice is yours! Wherever you go, find friendly people, gorgeous natural sights, and bustling English streets adorned with the history of your homeland. See another side of the country you call home on one of our fully escorted coach holidays or self-drive hotel breaks – you certainly don’t have to travel far to enjoy a holiday you will never forget!
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Uncover the rugged beauty of the Northumbrian Coast, famed for its golden sands, history and mystery, and visit the impressive Holy Island.
Dance the night away at ABBA Voyage, a state-of-the-art event where holograms will make you believe that Sweden's famous four are really there!
On this highlights tour, we’ll explore beautiful Keswick and Grasmere and set sail on a cruise along Lake Windermere.
Set on a breathtaking Georgian bay, Weymouth is a firm favourite and a great base from which to explore the delights of Dorset.
From Newquay, we discover some of Cornwall’s most popular attractions, including the Eden Project – home to plants from all over the world!
From our base in stunning St Ives, we take in the beautiful Cornish coast and countryside including a trip to the tropical Isles of Scilly.
The Isle of Wight boasts Royal connections through its association with Queen Victoria who made Osborne House a home with Prince Albert.
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Discover Yorkshire’s highlights on this superb short break, with visits to York and Whitby, and a journey along the North Yorkshire Moors Railway.
Admire the Isle of Wight like never before as we chug through the countryside on board a lovingly restored vintage steam railway.
With over 480 Platinum Awards, André Rieu is one of the biggest solo violinists of our time, and you can see him live in Birmingham!
The perfect weekend break for telly lovers! Follow in the footsteps of your favourite soap characters at Coronation Street and Emmerdale Village.
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55 reviews
From our base in charming Whitby, take to the tracks aboard the North Yorkshire Moors Railway and admire the beautiful scenery.
4.0
45 reviews
Weston-super-Mare is a traditional seaside town with Somerset’s stunning scenery just on the doorstep, along with the cities of Bristol and Bath.
The Royal Palaces of London are remarkable! Join us as we discover some of the city’s finest buildings, including Buckingham Palace.
Explore the Lake District from the water and the tracks with a journey on board the Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway and a cruise along the famous waters.
Make your festive season merry and bright with this Turkey & Tinsel break in Whitby! Enjoy a visit to York and it's superb Christmas Market
Enjoy breathtaking scenery and discover all the delights of the Cornish coastline including St Ives, Penzance, Padstow, Port Isaac and Falmouth.
From our base in pretty Paignton, we will explore the highlights of the English Riviera on this special solo travellers break.
Buckingham Palace needs no introduction! The official London residence of the King, this is your opportunity to explore the stunning State Rooms.
Set in 24 hectares of magnificent parkland and exquisite gardens, visit Sandringham, perhaps the most famous stately home in Norfolk.
The romantic gardens of Cornwall exude a timeless, magical quality and on this holiday we visit some of the finest gardens the region has to offer.
4.5
2 reviews
Explore delightful Durham from Redworth Hall Hotel, a stunning 17th-century Jacobean Manor House with acres of tranquil landscaped grounds.
From tales of pirates and smugglers to beautiful coastal towns, enjoy a combination of rich history and stunning scenery on this Cornish escape.
World-renowned, glamorous and quintessentially British, RHS Chelsea Flower Show is a must-see show for gardening enthusiasts.
Combining cutting-edge technology, live actors and musicians, Elvis Evolution lets you relive some of the King's iconic moments!
4.0
16 reviews
Enjoy the best of North Yorkshire with this fantastic break. From our base in Whitby, we explore the North York Moors and Scarborough.
Discover the pretty coastal resorts of delightful Eastbourne and beautiful Brighton on this charming 5-day break.
Relax at a fantastic adults-only Warner Hotel and see the unforgettable Thursford Christmas Spectacular!
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Explore the glorious North East from our scenic riverside setting in the heart of Hadrian’s Wall Country, and discover the wonderful Northumberland Coast.
Uncover the rugged beauty of the Northumbrian Coast and visit the fascinating Holy Island on this charming weekend break.
Enjoy a slice of luxury on this fantastic tour staying at Warner's Norton Grange, with its chalet-style accommodation, fantastic on-site restaurant and daily leisure activities.
Delve into a Devon cream tea on this exciting tour and discover the very best of Torquay, also including a harbour cruise in Plymouth.
Discover the best of the North West on this short break, combining a stay in Blackpool with the Lake District and the East Lancashire Railway.
Join us as we travel on board a vintage tram to admire the dazzling lights of one of the greatest free shows on Earth – Blackpool Illuminations!
Share amazing experiences with like-minded people as we discover some of the finest cities and towns that Yorkshire has to offer.
Scarborough is the perfect base from which to discover the festive charm and Christmas markets of York.
See André Rieu live in Manchester as he performs alongside the Johann Strauss Orchestra and dazzles audiences with his magical music.
4.1
9 reviews
Enjoy the facilities at Warner Alvaston Hall in the pretty Cheshire countryside on this delightful tour, also visiting Chester and Shrewsbury.
Relax on the 'diamond' Isle of Wight, journey through the scenic countryside aboard the steam railway, and enjoy a visit to Osborne House.
Enjoy a traditional Cornish cream tea on this delightful break staying in St Mawes, also visiting charming Padstow and historic Truro.
Staying in popular Newquay, join us on a sightseeing spectacular and delve into Cornwall's murky past of pirates, smugglers and beasts!
On this dedicated solo traveler highlights tour, we’ll explore beautiful Keswick and Grasmere and set sail on a cruise along Lake Windermere.
Take in the delights of the Peak District and visit magnificent Chatsworth House as it brims with festive cheer.
Discover Lincoln and Nottingham from our base at Warner’s Thoresby Hall – a magnificent Grade I listed building set on the edge of Sherwood Forest.
Enjoy a weekend break to Durham with its magnificent cathedral and medieval streets, plus visit the fascinating Beamish Open Air Museum.
4.0
46 reviews
Discover the elegance of York with its marvellous Minster and the quirky Shambles, before exploring seaside Whitby.
Celebrate the festive season in style on this Turkey & Tinsel break to beautiful Windermere in the Lake District.
Make it a Christmas to remember in spectacular Windermere in the Lake District on this 5-day festive coach break.
Enjoy fun-filled New Year celebrations in maritime Great Yarmouth with its gorgeous sandy beaches, also including a visit to historic Norwich.
4.3
4 reviews
Based in rural Warwickshire, with Stratford on the doorstep, discover awesome Warwick Castle, Shakespeare's Stratford and the pretty Cotswolds!
Experience the quintessential charm of the Cotswolds, exploring chocolate-box villages, rolling green hills and stunning scenery along the way.
Soak up the stunning scenery of the Northumberland Coast, uncover the history of the Holy Island and visit charming Durham on this short break.
Discover the best of North Devon and visit beautiful Clovelly, a fishing village known for its maritime history and stunning clifftop position.
Discover the very best of Northumberland's stunning coastline from your base at the award-winning Bamburgh Castle Inn.
From your landmark base at the 4-star Imperial Blackpool, enjoy a journey on the Settle-Carlisle Railway and a visit to the Lake District.
Staying at the 4-star Dunston Hall Hotel, we’ll cruise along the Norfolk Broads and enjoy a private guided tour of Sandringham House.
A unique break to the stunning Lake District, staying in a traditional Inn with included 'off the beaten track' sights plus a cruise.
Based in Oswestry at 4-star luxury Lion Quays Resort, cruise along the River Severn and steam through the rolling landscape of the Welsh Borders.
Get into the festive spirit in Newquay with a fantastic visit to Eden Project, where the biomes will be illuminated with magical lights.
Enjoy a weekend break to Durham with its impressive cathedral and medieval history, before taking your seat to watch the spectacular Kynren show.
Take in the scenic landscape of the Wye Valley and visit historic Worcester from our base at Warner’s fantastic Holme Lacy House.
4.7
9 reviews
Warner's Bembridge Coast Hotel is set within 23-acre of grounds, and boasts spectacular sea views, stylish dining options, and an indoor swimming pool perfect for unwinding.
4.2
10 reviews
Warner’s Cricket St. Thomas is the perfect base to discover historic Dorchester and the Regency resorts of Lyme Regis and Sidmouth.
Discover Bournemouth's 7 miles of sandy beaches on this magnificent holiday that also takes you to historic Salisbury and the charming resort of Swanage.
4.2
9 reviews
Absorb the spectacular countryside from aboard the railways of the Bluebell Line and the Kent & East Sussex Railway.
After the excitement of Christmas, relax on this wonderful Twixmas break by the sea, in the charming town of Whitby!
All aboard as we chug through the pretty Bure Valley before exploring the Norfolk Broads with a cruise, passing the villages and windmills that dot this wetland.
Staying at Warner's Lakeside Village on Hayling Island, discover Bournemouth, Portsmouth and more on this fantastic tour.
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Escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life when staying at Warner’s Gunton Hall, enjoying visits to Norwich, Great Yarmouth and more.
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Get a taste for the North East as we visit delightful Durham, historic Barnard Castle and the fascinating Beamish Open Air Museum.
Explore your home and head on a tour featuring many incredible British Royal palaces and homes, including Buckingham and Kensington, as well as the Tower of London and Windsor Castle. Home to the Royals since 1837, Buckingham Palace is a must-visit when on a break in London. The Royal family are a key part of British culture, just like the desire to enjoy Devonshire cream tea in the heart of the rolling countryside, taking the chance to venture on a walking trail like the Agatha Christie Mile in gorgeous Torquay, or relishing in a seaside summer break with some sun, enjoying the traditional seafronts, piers, and bays in gorgeous resorts like Sandown and Yarmouth. England also has a long railroad history, which can be explored on board the extraordinary North Yorkshire Moors Railway, Kent & East Sussex Railway, East Lancashire Railway, and many more, winding through the gorgeous scenery of this attractive country. From the outstanding natural beauty of the Northumbrian coast to the popular resort of Eastbourne, the tranquillity of the breathtaking Lake District to the literary playground of Shakespeare’s County, you’re never short on things to see and do on a holiday in England. Home really is where the heart is, so let’s explore it together…
Amongst some of the most recognisable sights in the world, the royal palaces of London are a must-visit!
3.3
15 reviews
Usually accompanied by a cup of tea or coffee, the full English is a breakfast dish including baked beans, sausages, bacon, toast, eggs, mushrooms, tomatoes, and black pudding. This big and hearty meal is sold all over the country with very few changes made, and is considered a national dish.
The origin of the chicken tikka masala is often disputed, with some attributing it to the South Asian community in Britain, and others claiming it comes from Glasgow. Either way, it is one of the national dishes of England. With comparisons to Indian butter chicken, it is an immensely popular creamy and mild curry.
With so much on offer, you might need some inspiration! We’ve hand-picked a selection of favourite destinations and provided an overview of the very best highlights...
Clovelly
A village like no other, Clovelly is taken straight out of a picture book and is a must-see on any Devon holiday. This ancient fishing village sits on a 400-foot cliffside and has no vehicles; locals and visitors alike must use the iconic cobbled streets to get around. At the foot of the village is the harbour and pebble beach, as well as the local pub serving up fresh-caught seafood!
RHS Rosemoor
This delightful garden, managed by the Royal Horticultural Society, stretches across the North Devon landscape and is filled with seasonal delights. All year round, guests are able to enjoy a selection of carefully curated gardens and areas, including The Rose Gardens, The Potager & Cottage Garden, The Fruit & Vegetable Garden, The South West & Devon Orchards and many more.
Torquay
A highlight on any South Devon tour, Torquay is a jewel on the English Riviera and has long been a popular holiday destination for those in the UK. Many of our coach trips to Devon stop at Torquay, and from the stunning Torre Abbey Sands to the popular Harbour and marina, those on board will find plenty to enjoy.
Beachy Head
Located on the outskirts of Eastbourne, Beachy Head is the highest chalk sea cliff in Britain. The spectacular views of the English Channel and famous red and white-striped lighthouse are mesmerising – it’s no surprise this area has been used in several films and TV shows.
Eastbourne Pier
Showcasing Victorian seaside architecture at its finest, this 150-year-old pier is home to souvenir shops, traditional attractions, and the iconic Victorian Tea Tooms. Soak up the ocean views whilst you enjoy the very best fish and chips!
Museums and Galleries
For those interested in history and culture, Eastbourne has a fantastic selection of museums and art galleries. The Towner Art Gallery boasts a collection of over 4,000 works of art, whilst the Lifeboat Museum features fascinating displays on the town’s lifeboats and maritime past.
Windermere
Situated on the banks of England’s largest natural lake, Windermere is one of the most popular towns in the Lake District. Brimming with independent shops, bustling cafés, stylish restaurants and traditional pubs, you won’t be short of things to see and do.
Keswick
Renowned for its scenic location and charming streets, enjoy taking in the stunning views of majestic mountains and shimmering lakes as you explore this popular town. Find unique gifts made by local artists and craftspeople in the art galleries and boutiques, or relax in one of the cosy pubs with your favourite drink.
Grasmere
Nestled in the heart of the Lake District, Grasmere is famous for its connections to William Wordsworth. You can learn more about this famous poet at his former home, Dove Cottage, and be sure to treat your taste buds to the legendary Grasmere Gingerbread at Sarah Nelson’s shop.
Tate Gallery
Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the Tate Gallery showcases modern and contemporary art, focusing on artists who have lived or worked in St. Ives and the surrounding area. The museum’s collection features works by celebrated figures, including Alfred Wallis, Ben Nicholson, and Barbara Hepworth.
St. Ives Harbour
The heart of the town, St. Ives Harbour boasts three piers: Smeaton’s Pier, West Pier and New Pier. Fishing and pleasure boats come and go throughout the day, and there is a delightful range of pubs, cafés, restaurants and shops to keep visitors entertained.
Barbara Hepworth Museum
A must-visit attraction for art lovers, the Barbara Hepworth Museum is located in the former studio and garden of the famous sculptor. With various exhibitions, giant sculptures, and inspiring paintings, visitors can admire her work and learn how her style changed over time.
Whitby Abbey
One of the most recognisable landmarks in this favourite coastal resort, Whitby Abbey sits atop the East Cliff, overlooking the town, and provides panoramic views of the North Sea. Dating back to the 7th century, visitors can explore the ruins and learn about its history – did you know Bram Stoker drew inspiration from the abbey for his novel, Dracula?
Museums
Whitby is home to several fascinating museums. Whitby Museum showcases the town’s rich history and culture with exhibitions on local archaeology, the whaling industry, Bram Stoker and more, whilst the Captain Cook Memorial Museum is packed with information on the famous explorer’s life and voyages.
Whitby Harbour
Filled with fishing boats and a host of yachts, Whitby Harbour the perfect place to sit back and watch the world go by. With quaint, cobblestone streets, inviting bars, and plenty of fish and chip shops, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.