This 5 day coach holiday is just the thing to cheer you up after the Christmas season. Good food, great places to visit and lots going on – and all for an incredibly low price.

Award-winning Bournemouth is the perfect holiday destination, renowned for its seven miles of family-friendly golden beaches, beautiful parks and gardens, and cosmopolitan ambience. Standing on chalk cliffs, the town is full of charm and character and has a superb array of attractions, both natural and commercial. Bournemouth is home to the south coast’s finest shopping facilities and boasts a great choice of evening entertainment. With the beautiful Dorset countryside, two thousand acres of lovingly tendered parks and gardens, and the breathtaking natural beauty of the coast, this is certainly a very special holiday venue...   

Cardigan Bay features a spectacular landscape of rugged cliffs, award-winning beaches, wooded estuaries, wild inland hills and place of sanctuary for wildlife including Dolphins, porpoises and seals attracted by the warm waters of the Gulf Stream. The ancient market town of Cardigan set on the River Teifi estuary was formerly a busy shipbuilding port and was the home of the first Welsh Eisteddfod. See the 19th century Guildhall, the focal point of the town built in Gothic architectural style, plus the quaint narrow streets with their traditional shops, inns and eating places, many with their original Georgian and Victorian fronts.

Visit the city that never sleeps... Full of culture and heritage, London warms the hearts of all those who visit. Take in a West End Show, or indulge your retail urges on Oxford Street. With over 30,000 shops and stores to choose from, as well as a burgeoning reputation in the fashion world, shoppers will not be disappointed - from designer labels in Bond Street, to bustling street markets in Camden, Notting Hill and Covent Garden. Sightseers will love the superb views from the ultra-modern British Airways London Eye, others will marvel at the displays in the world’s most visited modern art gallery - Tate Modern, and all will be amazed at the staggering scale of the British Museum Great Court. The capital also has 400 live-music venues! Leisuretime offers Weekend Breaks throughout the year to one of the world’s most exciting cities…Have fun…!! 

Babbacombe, on the English Riviera, has its own promenade, theatre, shops, restaurants, hotels and of course the famous Babbacombe Model Village. There are the most stunning coastal views right across Lyme Bay past Exmouth and Lyme Regis on the jurasic coast as far as Portland Bill. All this sits high above two beaches and a harbour with footpath and the historic Babbacombe cliff railway, one of only a few original working funicular railways still in existence today. Babbacombe leads naturally into the adjoining village of St. Marychurch which has its own thriving shopping precinct with a wide choice of independently owned small shops and boutiques. Babbacombe is the ideal location for a quiet and peaceful holiday with the alternative Torquay town centre just minutes away.

Babbacombe, on the English Riviera, has its own promenade, theatre, shops, restaurants, hotels and of course the famous Babbacombe Model Village. There are the most stunning coastal views right across Lyme Bay past Exmouth and Lyme Regis on the jurasic coast as far as Portland Bill. All this sits high above two beaches and a harbour with footpath and the historic Babbacombe cliff railway, one of only a few original working funicular railways still in existence today. Babbacombe leads naturally into the adjoining village of St. Marychurch which has its own thriving shopping precinct with a wide choice of independently owned small shops and boutiques. Babbacombe is the ideal location for a quiet and peaceful holiday with the alternative Torquay town centre just minutes away.

Babbacombe, on the English Riviera, has its own promenade, theatre, shops, restaurants, hotels and of course the famous Babbacombe Model Village. There are the most stunning coastal views right across Lyme Bay past Exmouth and Lyme Regis on the jurasic coast as far as Portland Bill. All this sits high above two beaches and a harbour with footpath and the historic Babbacombe cliff railway, one of only a few original working funicular railways still in existence today. Babbacombe leads naturally into the adjoining village of St. Marychurch which has its own thriving shopping precinct with a wide choice of independently owned small shops and boutiques. Babbacombe is the ideal location for a quiet and peaceful holiday with the alternative Torquay town centre just minutes away.

Babbacombe, on the English Riviera, has its own promenade, theatre, shops, restaurants, hotels and of course the famous Babbacombe Model Village. There are the most stunning coastal views right across Lyme Bay past Exmouth and Lyme Regis on the jurasic coast as far as Portland Bill. All this sits high above two beaches and a harbour with footpath and the historic Babbacombe cliff railway, one of only a few original working funicular railways still in existence today. Babbacombe leads naturally into the adjoining village of St. Marychurch which has its own thriving shopping precinct with a wide choice of independently owned small shops and boutiques. Babbacombe is the ideal location for a quiet and peaceful holiday with the alternative Torquay town centre just minutes away.

Babbacombe, on the English Riviera, has its own promenade, theatre, shops, restaurants, hotels and of course the famous Babbacombe Model Village. There are the most stunning coastal views right across Lyme Bay past Exmouth and Lyme Regis on the jurasic coast as far as Portland Bill. All this sits high above two beaches and a harbour with footpath and the historic Babbacombe cliff railway, one of only a few original working funicular railways still in existence today. Babbacombe leads naturally into the adjoining village of St. Marychurch which has its own thriving shopping precinct with a wide choice of independently owned small shops and boutiques. Babbacombe is the ideal location for a quiet and peaceful holiday with the alternative Torquay town centre just minutes away.

Historic Banbury is famed for many things, namely its cakes, the nursery rhyme ‘Ride a Cock Horse’ and the Oxford Canal. Delve into the local shops, or the brilliant Castle Quay Shopping Centre and shop ‘til you drop! Oxford, ‘The City of Dreaming Spires’, is famous the world over for its university and for over 800 years has been home to royalty and scholars. Oxford is a cosmopolitan city, with a unique mix of the ancient and modern.  Enjoy Saturday afternoon amid the delights of Banbury and the hustle and bustle of its vibrant market. Follow this on Sunday with a visit to Oxford with its diverse and appealing delights for your exploration.

The UK’s most popular resort, Blackpool has something for everyone; a world-famous Tower, three piers, miles of safe beaches, spectacular ‘Pleasure Beach’ (with breathtaking ‘white-knuckle’ rides), atmospheric trams, horse-drawn carriages, ‘Punch & Judy’ shows - Blackpool has it all. But save some of your energy for the evenings, and sample the terrific shows, lively bars and pubs. Day and night, Blackpool really stands out as the most exciting of all Britain's resorts - our capital of fun! Come and enjoy the vast array of entertainment and get caught up in the brashness and sheer energy of Blackpool. During most of September and October, the ‘Illuminations’ show Blackpool at its best, with a great party  atmosphere. Originally created to extend the season at the resort, the ‘Illuminations’ now attract more visitors than the summer months...!  

See the greatest free light show on earth – the breathtaking Blackpool Illuminations – on this fun-packed break to Britain's undisputed 'capital of entertainment'!

The UK’s most popular resort, Blackpool has something for everyone; a world-famous Tower, three piers, miles of safe beaches, spectacular ‘Pleasure Beach’ (with breathtaking ‘white-knuckle’ rides), atmospheric trams, horse-drawn carriages, ‘Punch & Judy’ shows - Blackpool has it all. But save some of your energy for the evenings, and sample the terrific shows, lively bars and pubs. Day and night, Blackpool really stands out as the most exciting of all Britain's resorts - our capital of fun!

Award-winning Bournemouth is the perfect holiday destination, renowned for its seven miles of family-friendly golden beaches, beautiful parks and gardens, and cosmopolitan ambience. Standing on chalk cliffs, the town is full of charm and character and has a superb array of attractions, both natural and commercial. Bournemouth is home to the south coast’s finest shopping facilities and boasts a great choice of evening entertainment. With the beautiful Dorset countryside, two thousand acres of lovingly tendered parks and gardens, and the breathtaking natural beauty of the coast, this is certainly a very special holiday venue...    

Yorkshire is a big and beautiful county. It reaches into no less than three National Parks - the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors and the Peak District. It also includes the majestic moorland of Bronte Country and the tranquil beauty of the Howardian Hills and the Yorkshire Wolds. This great-value, 4-day break allows us to experience some of the wonderful scenery, cultural heritage, fascinating history and traditions of this special part of England.

Chelsea Flower Show coach trips for 2012 are now on sale!

Take a look at our Chelsea Flower Show breaks and secure your place at the most talked about gardening event of the year! Spanning 11 acres, the RHS Chelsea Flower Show is to the horticultural world what London Fashion Week is to the couture one. As the most famous event in the gardening calendar, it's little wonder that Chelsea Flower package breaks are popular, year in, year out - they're the perfect chance to catch the latest trends and designs in flora and fauna, see show-stopping gardens and 100s of exhibitors with minimum hassle.

Our coach packages to the Chelsea Flower Show are just £149 per person including entry ticket, coach travel and accommodation and meals. Our hassle-free flower show package breaks mean that you won't have to lift a (green) finger. Don't miss out!

The ancient walled City of Chester with its 900 year old cathedral, its Roman walls and half timbered houses, is one of northern England’s most attractive towns. Chester, may be the best-preserved walled city in England, with its galleried streets, Roman Wall, Tudor houses and unique a collection of arcades in the traditional medieval style and where the shops are quite literally ‘on top of each other’. Our hotel has been chosen for its location within easy walking distance of the centre of Chester.

Lying on a sandy bay between the giant headlands of the Great and Little Orme and with Snowdonia towering in the background, Llandudno is without doubt the 'Queen of Welsh Resorts'. The town abounds with all the fun and entertainment of a traditional seaside holiday with attractions by the score. Our hotel is located on the promenade and has a full programme of festive meals and entertainment included.

Aberfoyle enjoys a tranquil setting at the southern gateway to the Trossachs, close to the shimmering waters of Loch Lomond. Sir Walter Scott waxed lyrical about the area, transforming the small village into a popular tourist centre which it remains today. It also provides a perfect base to discover Edinburgh, Scotland's vibrant capital.

We have a full programme of festive meals and entertainment and along with an excursion to exciting Edinburgh, we are assured of a memorable Christmas.

The countryside of Suffolk, immortalized by the painter John Constable, has, in many ways, remained unchanged since his day, scattered with churches, windmills and medieval barns. Nature lovers will find it fruitful territory and boating enthusiasts too are well catered for in this, Britain’s driest and sunniest region. The local architecture ranges from a mix of medieval to modern, with the distinctive pink-washed cottages of Suffolk and thatched roofs of everywhere much in evidence. Felixstowe is a traditional holiday resort of character and charm, sitting at the end of a peninsula between the estuaries of the rivers Orwell and Deben, on the east coast, and an ideal location for a Christmas Break.

Torquay is a stylish resort with real continental atmosphere. Its waterfront is the focus of life in the town with a lively harbour and palm tree-lined promenade framing its international marina. Torquay is a hub of lively activity with restaurants, cafes and bars, providing a truly Mediterranean feel. From a background of pirates, smugglers and honest fishermen, the town developed into a fashionable haven for visitors in the 19th century. Torquay established an outstanding reputation and it soon expanded to take in nearby parishes such as Babbacombe and Cockington.
During your stay, make sure you visit Beacon Quay, redeveloped on the site of the World War II slipways, where you will find a number of shops and cafes in a beautiful setting overlooking the Bay.

Fancy getting away for Christmas and don't mind where? Then try one of these super-value 'Specials'.

Choose from our best value 4 or 5 day mystery breaks; 5 day mystery breaks that are guaranteed to be in a beach resort; or even a 5 day mystery guaranteed to be in a Britannia Hotel with some great live entertainment.

Whatever you choose this year you can be sure of a great Christmas!

The countryside of Suffolk, immortalized by the painter John Constable, has, in many ways, remained unchanged since his day, scattered with churches, windmills and medieval barns. Nature lovers will find it fruitful territory and boating enthusiasts too are well catered for in this, Britain’s driest and sunniest region. The local architecture ranges from a mix of medieval to modern, with the distinctive pink-washed cottages of Suffolk and thatched roofs of everywhere much in evidence. Felixstowe is a traditional holiday resort of character and charm, sitting at the end of a peninsula between the estuaries of the rivers Orwell and Deben, on the east coast, and an ideal location for our included excursions.         

Considered by many to be one of the most beautiful areas in England, the Cotswolds, with its unique stone-built heritage, gently rolling hills and broad valleys, is an ideal destination for the discerning visitor. Explore historic market towns and discover small, charming villages dotted across the landscape, each with an interesting church and perhaps a country pub - each season throwing a different light on a changing scene. The busy market towns of the region, formally of the wool trade, are still bustling. The villages are the true ‘jewels’ in the Cotswolds crown, their honey-coloured stone buildings, ‘olde-world’ charm and tranquility, summing up so much of the Cotswolds magic.   

Considered by many to be one of the most beautiful areas in England, the Cotswolds, with its unique stone-built heritage, gently rolling hills and broad valleys, is an ideal destination for the discerning visitor. Explore historic market towns and discover small, charming villages dotted across the landscape, each with an interesting church and perhaps a country pub - each season throwing a different light on a changing scene. The busy market towns of the region, formally of the wool trade, are still bustling. The villages are the true ‘jewels’ in the Cotswolds crown, their honey-coloured stone buildings, ‘olde-world’ charm and tranquility, summing up so much of the Cotswolds magic.

Referred to as the 'Queen of the Riviera', Torquay has a real cosmopolitan feel. With so much culture, history, and an amazing nine beaches to choose from, Torquay really is the perfect place to relax on holiday. Palm-lined promenades lead to the lively harbour-side and marina, where pavement cafes and boutique shops abound. We combine the delights of Torquay with a visit to Cornwall and the picturesque harbour town of Looe.

The traditional Victorian holiday resort of Eastbourne is one of our best-loved destinations. Eastbourne has a charm unrivalled on the south coast, with dazzling floral displays, magnificent Carpet Gardens, a delightful Victorian pier and a famous 1930’s bandstand. The resort boasts a fantastic beach, with eight miles of coastline sheltered by the South Downs, itself designated ‘An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’. The elegant seafront invites a leisurely stroll, and the resort, renowned as one of the finest ‘show towns’ of the south, also offers a variety of first-class entertainment. These relaxing Breaks also include excursions through the lovely Sussex countryside, with visits to Brighton, the historic towns of Battle and Rye, and pretty Bexhill-on-Sea. 

With its distinctive white domes, the Eden Project is Cornwall's best-known tourist attraction. But it's much more than just a big green theme park, and visitors can expect to come away with a better understanding of the environment and their interaction with it. Walk through Eden and travel the world in a day…the splendid 34-acre site has been transformed into a temperate parkland with three biomes; Outdoor Biome, Rainforest Biome and Mediterranean Biome...  

Exbury Gardens and Steam Railway is a magical place in the New Forest National Park. The Gardens are a spectacular 200 acre site, world-famous for the Rothschild Collection of rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias and rare trees and shrubs. This earthly paradise offers a riot of colour in spring, an oasis of tranquility in summer followed by a splendid show as the leaves change in the autumn. Discover Exbury’s hidden beauty and escape the cares of the world as you explore a myriad of pathways. Let the train take the strain on a 20 minute steam to tour the Gardens.

Situated where the river Exe meets the sea, Exmouth affords easy access to this part of the beautiful south coast of England and its inland towns and villages. Just ten miles from Exeter, the county capital, Exmouth enjoys lovely views and stunning sunsets  alongside the River Exe and its nature reserve. Exmouth is a Georgian resort town and was once home to Lord Nelson and Lady Byron. There are lovely gardens, a bustling harbour, an excellent beach and a bustling town centre. We include an excursion to the ever-popular Devon resort of Sidmouth, as well as travelling over the county border into Dorset for an excursion to Weymouth.

Over the last few seasons Formula 1 has returned to its competitive and unpredictable best and that's great news for the spectators! The 2011 British Grand Prix was a thriller and we expect 2012 to be no different!

Fans can look forward to another weekend full of great racing, awesome entertainment and maybe even a Brit on the podium! Few sporting occasions match the intensity, glamour and drama of the FORMULA 1 SANTANDER BRITISH GRAND PRIX and whether a wide eyed first timer or seasoned veteran the experience is breathtaking.

Running alongside the thrilling on-track action, spectators are treated to a host of additional entertainment including the ever popular post race party, air displays, E-Zones and the F1™ trade mall.

Kent has much to offer - many places of historic and cultural interest, including Norman churches, castles, museums and art galleries, not forgetting shopping centres, boutiques, traditional shops and seaside resorts. Folkestone, one of Kent’s most elegant Edwardian resorts, combines the hustle and bustle of a busy ferry port with the charm of a traditional fishing harbour. Much of the town still has a quaint old feel about it, with winding, narrow cobbled streets leading down to the harbour. For a quiet stroll head for the ‘Leas’, with its colourful flower beds stretching for over a mile. Our excursions include Canterbury, which has the perfect blend of city and countryside, and Boulogne, France’s largest fishing port and, with its sandy beaches, an attractive seaside resort.

Join us on one of these great-value Breaks to some of the world’s most famous Football Clubs. See behind the scenes at these great sporting venues, where tens of thousands gather throughout the season to watch their favourite soccer heroes in action…! 

Kent is steeped in history and heritage and is also rightly renowned throughout the world as the ‘Garden of England’. Discover the captivating essence of the ‘Garden of England’, captured in lavender fields, orchards, vineyards and oast houses. Be enriched by England's oldest county, alive with its exciting past...  

The Glen Miller Festival is recognised by many as the best retro music festival in the UK, attracting visitors from all over Europe and beyond. The event is held at the historic RAF Twinwood Airfield and Twinwood Arena, near Bedford, where Glen Miller took his last flight. The emphasis is on non-stop, high quality music, with many top orchestras and artistes performing hits from the Big Band,
Swing and Jive era.

Great Yarmouth is one of the UK’s most popular seaside resorts, with an enviable mix of sandy beaches, attractions, entertainment and heritage. Full of holiday surprises and contrasts, the resort is set amidst beautiful coastal and rural surroundings, alongside the famous Norfolk Broads. When the sun goes down, Great Yarmouth becomes a wonderland of colour, as the illuminations light up the town. Behind the glitter and lights lies a charming town, steeped in history. Discover one of the most complete medieval walls in England, the historic South Quay and Nelson’s ‘other’ column... 

Held at the height of the summer, against the backdrop of one of the great Royal Palaces, the Hampton Court Flower Show - with its fabulous show gardens, floral marquees, gift and gadgets - is packed with ideas and inspiration.

Our coach packages to the Hampton Court Flower Show are just £129 per person including entry ticket, coach travel and accommodation and meals. We spend 1 night at a Leisuretime selected 4* hotel with breakfast and dinner included in the price.

Take a look at our Hampton Court Flower Show breaks and secure your place now! Our hassle-free flower show package breaks mean that you won't have to lift a (green) finger. Don't miss out!

Mill Rythe Holiday Village is set in its own gardens and grounds and enjoys super views over Chichester Harbour in the attractive county of Hampshire on the sunny south coast.
A wide range of entertainment and cabaret acts are presented throughout the year at Mill Rythe, and the resident entertainments team and band entertain you every night and also run daytime activities. There is an artificial bowls green, indoor carpet bowls, indoor pool, spa and sauna, outdoor pool, table tennis, darts, snooker, archery, crazy golf, hair & beauty salon, competitions & games, dance classes and more.

An island brimming with holiday magic…the Isle of Wight is every kind of holiday rolled into one, with sandy beaches, peaceful countryside and enchanting little villages. There is so much to do; a lovely coastline, walks along the piers and promenades, museums, delightful coastal paths, yacht-watching and heaps of traditional holiday attractions. This beautiful little island was a favourite of Queen Victoria, and is where she built her famous holiday home, Osborne House. You can choose to enjoy a drink in a tearoom, a thatched country pub, or a seafront bar…it’s all here . The Isle of Wight is a great source of pleasure, with hospitality, warmth and a very, very friendly welcome.     

tretching from the unspoilt wilds of the Northumberland National Park, to the outstanding natural beauty of the Heritage Coast, the Kingdom of Northumbria has some of Britain's most imposing natural scenery. Lush rolling countryside, spectacular forests, glorious sandy beaches, quaint villages and historic market towns mingle with mighty castles and ancient monuments that bear testament to the bloody battles and warring clans of a bygone era.
Enjoy a taste of British life here and you can be guaranteed of a truly passionate experience in England’s North East...   

For sheer beauty, there are few places in Britain offering the varying landscapes of the truly magnificent Lake District. A land of placid lakes, in whose waters are mirrored the peaks of England’s tallest mountains, picturesque towns and villages, a wealth of history and heritage, and scenery that has remained largely unchanged since the days of William Wordsworth. This great poet described the area as “the loveliest spot man hath ever found”, and made his home at Dove Cottage, now a museum, in Grasmere. ‘Special’ doesn’t do justice to the place…!!  

For sheer beauty, there are few places in Britain offering the varying landscapes of the truly magnificent Lake District. A land of placid lakes, in whose waters are mirrored the peaks of England’s tallest mountains, picturesque towns and villages, a wealth of history and heritage, and scenery that has remained largely unchanged since the days of William Wordsworth. This great poet described the area as “the loveliest spot man hath ever found”, and made his home at Dove Cottage, now a museum, in Grasmere. ‘Special’ doesn’t do justice to the place…!!            

Enjoy a four or five day adventure to the heart of the Lake District. Join us on our inclusive excursion taking in the scenic delights on board the Haverthwaite Steam Railway plus an inclusive cruise on the shimmering waters of Lake Windermere. We also feature visits to discover charming Keswick, Grasmere & Ambleside.

Beneath wide-open skies Lincolnshire is a county of contrasts and local characters, yet still one of Britain’s best-kept secrets. Live history in Lincoln, with its magnificent Cathedral and Norman Castle, escape to the rolling hills of the Lincolnshire Wolds, and visit bustling, traditional market towns. Tranquil countryside and picturesque villages are perfect for touring, whilst the sandy coastline offers lively resorts as well as quiet, wildlife-rich beaches. We head over the border into Yorkshire too, crossing the great Humber Bridge en-route the quintessential English town of Beverley.

Chester, may be the best-preserved walled city in England, with its  galleried streets, Roman Wall, Tudor houses, and unique medieval shopping experience at the famous ‘Rows’, where the shops are quite literally ‘on top of each other’. Liverpool, once the mecca of British popular music and culture. Stroll around the Liver Building and Pier Head, explore the city’s dazzling array of shops. Don’t miss the Albert Dock complex and the ‘Beatles Story’, or perhaps take a ‘ferry across the Mersey’...  

With more Georgian architecture than any other city in the UK, a world-famous waterfront, the highest concentration of listed city buildings and monuments outside London, as well as an array of exciting sights, attractions and shops, Liverpool makes for a great Short Break destination. You could stroll through the modern Tate Liverpool to see innovative, interesting art before brushing up on Liverpool's seafaring heritage at the Merseyside Maritime Museum and discovering Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields on a ‘Fab Four’ trail…

Wales is famous for its spectacular coastline, rugged mountain scenery and green valleys. But Wales also has its fair share of classic country houses and fine castles, and has some of the best gardens in the UK too. There is Powis Castle with its world-famous garden, overhung with clipped yews, shelters rare and tender plants. And Abbey Cwm Hir Hall, a gothic fantasy mansion hidden in mid Wales, where nothing is quite what it seems! This weekend break, based in the historic spa town of Llandrindod Wells, affords the opportunity to explore and find out more about our homeland of Wales - a place to relax and soak up the scenery, history and heritage.

Llandudno is one of Britain’s great Victorian seaside resorts, combining a mix of fun and entertainment. Its long, crescent-shaped promenade, shopping streets, sweeping sands and wealth of attractions, make it a  perfect destination for a Short Break. Whether you are riding the unique and famous tramway, or taking tea in the lovely tearooms at Victoria Shopping Centre, you are sure to be delighted by Llandudno’s warmth and charm. Above it all soars the Great Orme, offering spectacular views in all directions... take a tram car to the summit and savour the scenery…!!          

Llandudno is one of Britain’s great Victorian seaside resorts, combining a mix of fun and entertainment. Its long, crescent-shaped promenade, shopping streets, sweeping sands and wealth of attractions, make it a  perfect destination for a Short Break. Whether you are riding the unique and famous tramway, or taking tea in the lovely tearooms at Victoria Shopping Centre, you are sure to be delighted by Llandudno’s warmth and charm. Above it all soars the Great Orme, offering spectacular views in all directions... take a tram car to the summit and savour the scenery…!!          

Lying on a sandy bay between the giant headlands of the Great and Little Orme and with Snowdonia towering in the background, Llandudno is without doubt the 'Queen of Welsh Resorts'. The town abounds with all the fun and entertainment of a traditional seaside holiday with attractions by the score.

We spend 2 nights at a 4* central London hotel with full English breakfasts included. Enjoy time at some of London’s leading visitor attractions for FREE…!!

Enjoy a real London Christmas! We can't promise snow but we can promise an array of amazing things to see and do during the London festive season. We include a visit to the Royal Albert Hall for the hugely popular Christmas Carols Concert to hear wonderful artists and music at this special time of year, in a truly spectacular setting...

We are delighted to offer this fabulous holiday to the quaint Cornish town of Looe, including super excursions to smugglers haunts and fishing villages... The pretty fishing town of Looe is a truly delightful and picturesque place, separated into the two towns of East and West Looe by the River Looe flowing out to sea. The small harbour is still a busy fishing port, and watching the hustle and bustle as the fishermen return home with their catch is a great way to appreciate the town. Meander your way through the maze-like streets, learn of the town’s maritime history, or simply relax on the wide sandy beach, the choice is yours and a laid-back holiday awaits you in Looe...