Where Will Your Coach Take You?

Bristol

Bristol is a vibrant, creative city in the West Country, built around a historic harbour and famous for Brunel's engineering. Cross the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge, tour the SS Great Britain, explore colourful street art and buzzing independent quarters, and enjoy a lively food and music scene. Green, quirky and full of energy, Bristol pairs maritime heritage with modern flair — a characterful city stop.

Newquay

Newquay, Cornwall's sun-soaked surf capital, and enjoy golden beaches, dramatic coastlines, and family-friendly fun with none of the driving stress.

Penzance

Penzance pairs St Michael's Mount, an art deco lido and Land's End's dramatic cliffs into one unforgettable Cornish escape — and a relaxing coach holiday gets you there without the long drive.

St Ives

St Ives blends golden beaches, a thriving arts scene and timeless Cornish charm and a coach tour lets you soak up every mile without the long drive.

Durham

Windermere

Windermere is the gateway to the Lake District, set beside England's largest and most famous lake. Cruise the shimmering waters, ride a steam launch, and take in mountain and woodland views from every shore. Explore Beatrix Potter attractions, pretty Bowness village and countless fells and trails nearby. Surrounded by the beauty of a UNESCO World Heritage landscape, Windermere is the perfect base for a scenic coach break.

Exmouth

Exmouth is a friendly Devon resort at the mouth of the Exe estuary, marking the start of the Jurassic Coast. Enjoy two miles of sandy beach, a lively marina and watersports galore, plus estuary birdlife and the quirky A la Ronde house nearby. With safe swimming, sea views and easy access to the World Heritage coast, Exmouth is a relaxed, great-value spot for a sunny coach break.

Ilfracombe

Ilfracombe is a dramatic harbour town on the rugged North Devon coast, where steep hills tumble down to a pretty working harbour. Admire Damien Hirst's towering Verity statue, explore the Victorian tunnels and tidal bathing pools, and enjoy fresh seafood by the quay. With the wild beauty of Exmoor and the South West Coast Path close by, Ilfracombe blends seaside charm with spectacular scenery.

Paignton

Paignton sits at the heart of the English Riviera on Devon's Torbay coast, with a wide red-gold beach, a traditional pier and a palm-fringed promenade. Family favourites include the zoo, the steam railway to Dartmouth and gentle bathing waters. With Torquay and Brixham close by and a mild, sunny climate, Paignton offers relaxed, old-fashioned seaside charm perfect for a leisurely coach break.

Torquay

Torquay is the sparkling capital of the English Riviera, where palm trees line a pretty harbour and marina on the Devon coast. Enjoy sandy beaches and coves, a lively waterfront of restaurants and bars, and attractions from Kents Cavern to Agatha Christie's Greenway nearby. With its mild climate, sea views and elegant Victorian villas, Torquay delivers a touch of continental glamour on the South West coast.

Bournemouth

Bournemouth is a sunny Dorset resort blessed with seven miles of golden Blue Flag sands and a mild south-coast climate. Stroll the pier, relax in the lush seafront gardens, and enjoy lively shops, restaurants and nightlife in the buzzing town centre. With clifftop walks, the New Forest and the Jurassic Coast within reach, Bournemouth combines classic beach holiday appeal with plenty to see and do.

Weymouth

Weymouth is a classic Georgian seaside town on Dorset's Jurassic Coast, with a beautiful curving beach of golden sand and safe, shallow waters. Stroll the historic harbour lined with pubs and seafood restaurants, enjoy the traditional esplanade, and explore the fossil-rich coast and Portland nearby. Sunny, sheltered and full of old-fashioned charm, Weymouth is a perennial favourite for a relaxing coach break.

Eastbourne

Eastbourne is a graceful Sussex resort beneath the chalk cliffs of the South Downs, famed for its flower-filled seafront and genteel Victorian charm. Stroll the elegant pier and promenade, enjoy the bandstand and immaculate gardens, and take in sweeping views from Beachy Head nearby. Sunny, well-kept and wonderfully relaxing, with the South Downs on its doorstep, Eastbourne is a classic choice for a leisurely coach break.

Blackpool

Blackpool is Britain's most famous seaside resort, a Lancashire icon of bright lights and non-stop fun. Ride the white-knuckle coasters at the Pleasure Beach, whizz up the Blackpool Tower, promenade past the illuminations and enjoy seven miles of sandy beach. With trams, amusements, shows and the autumn light spectacular, Blackpool serves up cheerful, all-action seaside entertainment for every generation.

Liverpool

Liverpool is a vibrant waterfront city with a proud maritime heart and world-famous musical roots. Explore the revitalised Albert Dock, the Beatles Story and the Cavern Club, browse superb galleries and museums, and shop in the buzzing city centre. Friendly, cultural and full of energy, Liverpool pairs proud history with big-city buzz — a lively, characterful stop on any coach tour.

Great Yarmouth

Great Yarmouth is Norfolk's liveliest seaside resort, with a broad golden beach, two piers and a bustling Golden Mile of amusements. Enjoy traditional fun at the Pleasure Beach, the Sea Life Centre and the racecourse, or explore historic quays and the Norfolk Broads nearby. Sunny, cheerful and packed with entertainment, Great Yarmouth is a classic bucket-and-spade destination for a value-packed coach break.

Harrogate

Harrogate is an elegant Yorkshire spa town famed for its flowers, gardens and genteel charm. Take tea at the celebrated Bettys, sample the waters at the Royal Pump Room, relax at the Turkish Baths and stroll the vast green Stray. With handsome Victorian architecture, superb shops and the Yorkshire Dales nearby, Harrogate offers a refined, relaxing base for a leisurely coach break.

Scarborough

Scarborough is Yorkshire's original seaside resort, spread across two sweeping bays beneath a medieval clifftop castle. Ride the Victorian funiculars, relax on golden sands, catch a show at the Spa or a play at the open-air theatre. With its harbour, amusements, gardens and the rugged coastline of the North York Moors nearby, Scarborough delivers timeless bucket-and-spade charm alongside heritage and stunning sea views.

Whitby

Whitby is a characterful harbour town on the North Yorkshire coast, where the ruined abbey on the East Cliff inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula. Wander the cobbled streets and the 199 steps, tuck into famous fish and chips, and watch fishing boats bob in the harbour. With sandy beaches, the whalebone arch, Captain Cook heritage and the North York Moors on the doorstep, Whitby mixes Gothic atmosphere with classic seaside fun.

York

York is one of England's greatest historic cities, wrapped in medieval walls and crowned by the magnificent Gothic Minster. Wander the Shambles' overhanging timber shops, uncover Viking and Roman roots at the Jorvik Centre, and enjoy riverside strolls and independent cafés. Compact, atmospheric and packed with museums, tearooms and history, York rewards visitors at every turn — an unmissable stop on any coach tour.

Alnwick

Hexham

Hexham is a historic Northumberland market town on the River Tyne, home to a 7th-century abbey and England's first purpose-built prison, and a handy base for exploring Hadrian's Wall.

Lindisfarne

Bath

Bath is a stunning honey-stone city and UNESCO World Heritage Site set in the Somerset hills. Marvel at the remarkably preserved Roman Baths, admire the sweeping Georgian curve of the Royal Crescent, and follow in Jane Austen's footsteps. With thermal spas, elegant shops, riverside walks and abbey views, Bath blends ancient history with refined style — a truly unmissable coach tour destination.

Weston-super-Mare

Weston-super-Mare is a much-loved Somerset seaside resort with a huge sandy beach, a Victorian Grand Pier and classic promenade fun. Enjoy donkey rides, amusements and sea views across the Bristol Channel, or explore the wooded slopes and viewpoints of Weston Woods and Worlebury Hill. Easy to reach and full of traditional charm, Weston is a cheerful, great-value spot for a relaxing coach break.

Newcastle

Find your comfy seat for coach holidays to Newcastle, in the heart of the North East.

Sunderland

Sunderland is a proud city on the North East coast where the River Wear meets the sea, known for its golden beaches, shipbuilding and glassmaking heritage, and landmarks like Penshaw Monument and the Stadium of Light.

Peel

Peel is the Isle of Man's charming west-coast fishing town, watched over by a magnificent castle on St Patrick's Isle. Wander a sandy beach and busy harbour, sample the famous Manx kippers, and delve into island history at the House of Manannan museum. With glorious sunsets over the Irish Sea and headland walks nearby, Peel offers old-world seaside character on a fascinating island.

Belfast

Belfast is Northern Ireland's dynamic capital, a warm and characterful city with a proud maritime past. Explore the award-winning Titanic Belfast, admire grand Victorian architecture and the ornate City Hall, and discover buzzing bars, murals and markets. With the Giant's Causeway and the Antrim coast within easy reach, Belfast blends fascinating history with genuine friendliness — a rewarding stop on any coach tour.

Derry

Derry~Londonderry is Northern Ireland's characterful walled city on the banks of the River Foyle. Walk the complete 17th-century city walls, cross the sculptural Peace Bridge, and discover a rich, moving history through its museums and murals. Lively, friendly and steeped in story, with the Inishowen peninsula and Antrim coast nearby, Derry offers a fascinating and warm-hearted city break by coach.

Oban

Oban is a bustling harbour town on Scotland's west coast, known as the gateway to the Isles. Watch ferries come and go from the picturesque bay, climb to the folly of McCaig's Tower for sweeping views, sample fresh seafood on the quay and visit the town's waterfront distillery. With island-hopping trips to Mull and Iona on offer, Oban is a scenic and lively base for a Highland coach tour.

Portpatrick

Portpatrick is a pretty harbour village on the rugged Rhins of Galloway in south-west Scotland. Colourful houses ring a sheltered bay, cliff paths lead to lighthouses and sea views, and the harbour buzzes with fishing boats and seafood. As the start of the Southern Upland Way and close to gardens warmed by the Gulf Stream, Portpatrick offers a charming, laid-back base for a coastal coach break.

Fort William

Fort William is the outdoor capital of the Scottish Highlands, sitting beneath Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain. Ride the Jacobite steam train over the Glenfinnan Viaduct of Harry Potter fame, cruise Loch Linnhe, and explore Glen Nevis and the wild grandeur of Glencoe nearby. Surrounded by mountains, lochs and legend, Fort William is a spectacular base for a scenic Highland coach tour.

Pitlochry

Pitlochry is a charming Highland town in the heart of Perthshire, surrounded by forests, lochs and mountains. Watch salmon leap at the dam fish ladder, enjoy a show at the Festival Theatre, sample malt at its distilleries and stroll pretty streets of Victorian shops. With scenic walks, the Pass of Killiecrankie and Loch Faskally close by, Pitlochry is a picture-perfect base for a scenic Scottish coach tour.

Strathpeffer

Strathpeffer is a genteel Victorian spa village tucked into the hills of the northern Highlands. Once famed for its healing waters, it retains handsome pavilions, grand hotels and a restored spa, set amid wooded walks and mountain scenery. Explore the Highland Museum of Childhood, follow woodland trails to viewpoints, and use it as a peaceful base for touring Inverness, Loch Ness and the far north.

Llandudno

Llandudno is North Wales' grand seaside resort, framed by a sweeping Victorian promenade and the limestone headland of the Great Orme. Ride the historic tramway or cable car for views over the bay, stroll the pier, and browse pretty shops and gardens beneath the mountains. With sandy beaches, Alice in Wonderland heritage and easy access to Snowdonia, it blends classic resort charm with dramatic Welsh scenery.

Tenby

Tenby is a picture-perfect walled harbour town on the Pembrokeshire coast of West Wales. Pastel-painted Georgian houses look down on golden beaches and a busy little harbour, all wrapped in medieval walls. Take a boat to Caldey Island, explore narrow streets full of shops and galleries, and enjoy some of Britain's finest sands. Colourful, historic and framed by the Pembrokeshire Coast, Tenby is a coastal jewel.

Anglesey

Anglesey is a beautiful island off the North Wales coast, ringed by an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and dozens of sandy beaches and coves. Explore historic Beaumaris Castle, walk dramatic coastal paths, spot lighthouses and wildlife, and marvel at the village with the longest name in Britain. With sea views, sunsets and Snowdonia on the horizon, Anglesey offers a relaxed, scenic island escape.

Cardiff

Cardiff is the vibrant capital of Wales, blending historic grandeur with a buzzing modern waterfront. Explore the fairytale Cardiff Castle in the city centre, soak up the atmosphere at the redeveloped Cardiff Bay, and shop in elegant Victorian arcades. With world-class sport, culture and dining, plus the coast and castles of South Wales nearby, Cardiff offers an energetic and rewarding city break by coach.