Why not join us to enjoy a relaxing day out on board one of our luxury coaches. "Where will we be going" you may well ask - sorry it's a secret but who knows, if the sun is shining we may go to the seaside or if it's not so nice perhaps a scenic tour with stops at places of interest.

Fresh air and stunning views make Cardigan Bay and Ceredigion the perfect destination for a day trip. We start our day in New Quay, once a flourishing shipbuilding centre and fishing port where the small local fishing and pleasure craft still come and go in the sheltered bay. New Quay's beaches extend in a golden arc around the bay and are ideal for strolling by the sea.

The quintessential English Riviera boasts miles of stunning coastlines, picturesque villages, palm trees, piers, dramatic cliffs and its own mild microclimate, making it one of the top places to holiday in the UK.

New Brighton, with a wide variety of heritage and historical points of interest, is complemented by an £80million leisure and retail facility, Marine Point. A short stroll inland sees a growing base of independent bars, cafes and restaurants on Victoria Road and Victoria Parade and the opportunity to purchase vintage, reclaimed and  preloved finds on Seabank Road. One of New Brighton’s wonderful beaches is home to the internationally known community-built iconic driftwood boat, The Black Pearl.  After stopping here for a couple of hours, we move on to nearby Liverpool.  Enjoy some of the cities numerous attractions such as The Beatles Story, British Music Experience, the Liver Building or one of the many museums and galleries. If retail therapy is more your thing Liverpool One Shopping Centre has everything you could wish for all under one roof.

Join us on this break to the capital city where you can ‘shop ‘til you drop’, take in a West End show, enjoy a meal in a top London restaurant, visit the museums, art galleries or relax and enjoy the sights as you cruise on the Thames.

Situated on a private peninsula overlooking stunning coastal scenery, the Italian Riviera meets rural Wales with a riot of colour and architectural styles. Designed by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis in 1925, Portmeirion is now one of Wales’ most popular tourist destinations. Well known as the location for the 1960s cult TV series The Prisoner. It comprises a cluster of colour-washed buildings around a central piazza, scenic surroundings and extensive woodlands, two hotels, historic cottages, gift shops, spa & award winning restaurants.

This nostalgic tour transports us back in time, to Victorian days in Preston Park, a look back to life in the Northeast from 1820 – 1950’s with a visit to the fascinating, living museum of Beamish and we discover over 200 years of railway history at the Head of Steam.

The award-winning West Midland Safari Park has 1700 magical animal encounters and four miles of safari, home to Indian Rhino; Cheetah; Lions; Tigers; Giraffe and Elephants to name a few. Enjoy watching the animals as we drive through the 200 acres of parkland designed to replicate their natural habitat. There’s also a Discovery Trail showcasing Penguin Cove, Sea Lion Shows, Twilight Cave, Seaquarium, Reptile House, Creepy Crawlies and friendly animal encounters galore. The African Village is situated by the lakeside and is where “Meerkat Mayhem” and “Walking with Lemurs” can be found. Whilst the Adventure Theme Park and Tiny Tots Theme Park have a host of fun rides and attractions to suit all members of the family (extra charge). More info: www.wmsp.co.uk

Southport; with 22 miles of coastline and plenty of beaches is the perfect place to relax and unwind. The classic seaside resort has scenic parks and gardens, fabulous shopping and a mouth-watering array of restaurants. Traditional seaside amusements await; stroll down the UK’s oldest iron pier and try the old penny slot machines in the Pavilion at the far end, or ride traditional carousels at Funland. At the Marine Lake, you'll find a choice of water based actvities to keep the whole family entertained.  The Atkinson is an £18 million arts venue set in a Grade II listed building. With beautifully restored art galleries and a theatre, it hosts all kinds of visual and performing arts events.

Our visit today coincides with the Southport Flower Show. (Tickets are not included).