Coach Trips Under £200

Tenby is probably the most iconic seaside town in Wales, rivalling places like Mevagissey and Polperro for quaintness and charm. This pretty seaside town has three great beaches; north, south and castle, each with its own character and all facing in different directions so at least one should be sheltered if it happens to be windy!

Subject to traffic and travel, we depart Tenby at approximately 17:00 to start our homeward journey back to South Wales.

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We journey through the Brecon Beacons, with its picture perfect reservoirs, to Brecon, a beautiful cathedral town with views of the majestic mountains all around. We have some free time to explore the local shops and attractions as well as enjoying a cruise on the Monmouth and Brecon Canal. This historical waterway and fantastic feat of engineering (built before roads and railways) takes us on a scenic ride through a canal lock and over an aqueduct which carries the canal over the River Usk. We rejoin the coach at 17:00 to make our way back to South Wales.

Please be aware that the canal boat operates in all weather conditions, providing a unique experience regardless of the elements. While there are windows to enjoy the views, please note that there is no air conditioning, so it may feel warm on particularly sunny days.

Experience a special RHS flower show packed with flowers, food, crafts and fun, set against the beautiful backdrop of the magnificent Malvern Hills.

The Malvern Autumn Show held at the Three Counties Showground celebrates country living with vintage vehicles and fashions, harvest competitions, rural crafts and local, artisan food & drink markets. This must-see event for gardeners and gardening enthusiasts includes celebrity and special guests, dazzling autumnal flowers, plants and crops, remarkable giant vegetables, delectable food and drink and plenty of fun for the whole family. 

We rejoin the coach at approximately 16:30 to start our journey back to South Wales.

For further information on the show, please click here (opens in a new window)

Visit the historic university city of Oxford with its honey-gold buildings, dreaming spires and riverside setting. The architecture is gobsmackingly fabulous, from the golden, stately university buildings to the atmospheric 13th-century pubs, wander through the cobbled streets, punt on the river and let the beauty of the city sweep you away. We depart Oxford around 16:30 to start our homeward journey back to South Wales.

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From its ancient Castle to its peaceful back streets, exploring the perfect historic town of Ludlow is a real pleasure. A lively friendly feel combines with over 800 years of history. Many cafes, bars, shops, beautiful and fascinating architecture and greenery all around means a visit to Ludlow will not disappoint. Ludlow has held street markets since the twelfth century, and nowadays, you will find a traditional open-air market in the town square (Castle Street) throughout the year. Take a look around this renowned market and perhaps try something new?

We rejoin the coach around 16:00 to start our journey back to South Wales.

For further information on Ludlow Market and what else to do in Ludlow, please click here (opens in a new window)

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We have linked up with Chepstow Racecourse to offer you a fabulous day out at a very special price.

Jump into the action at one of the best live horse racing events of the sporting calendar! Whether you’re a seasoned racing enthusiast or simply looking for an exhilarating day out with family or friends, this fabulous offer is for you!

The jump racing season at Chepstow starts here! The Saturday of the Unibet Jump Season Opener always attracts a top quality line-up of horses and jockeys with the feature race being the £75,000 Wasdell Group Silver Trophy Handicap Hurdle and there is also the £50,000 Native River Chase. Who knows - you may even see the next Grand National or Cheltenham Gold Cup Winner!

With everything taken care of including travel and entry, catch all the action and enjoy everything National Hunt racing in the UK has to offer. Bring your family and friends!

For more information, click here (opens in a new window). Price includes general admission Grandstand & Paddock enclosure tickets. This allows access to a viewing Grandstand with views of the track and parade ring, as well as a bar and a selection of food outlets. This enclosure adopts a more casual dress code.

FIRST RACE 13:25 (TBC), LAST RACE 16:50 (TBC) - we will aim to leave once everyone is back on board around 17:30 / 17:45 (TBC)

Explore a wonderful after-dark experience and follow the new illuminated trail around the beautiful grounds which are home to Great British Bake Off!

You'll travel first to the English market town of Marlborough, a great place to spend some time browsing the excellent range of shops and eating places.

Welford Park, home to the famous Great British Bake Off tent, is our next stop to experience the Spectacle of Light, a glorious after-dark experience bringing these historic grounds to life in a completely magical way. Discover the night-time wonder of Welford Park through a wonderful spectacle of light and sound. Each space is designed in a unique and amazing style, creating wonderful immersive displays for all the family to enjoy.

Enjoy the beautiful, illuminated trail through the majestic woodland and around the gardens all lit under the stars. You can treat yourself and sip a delicious hot chocolate or spiced cider as you meander along the trail or take a moment by the house to tuck into scrumptious hot food on sale.

Afterwards you can relax on the coach as you head back home. We leave Welford Park at approx 21:00.

For further information, please see Welford Park's website (opens in a new window). Please note this is an outdoor evening event so please wear appropriate clothing and footwear.

Home to royalty and 1,000 years of royal history, Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. It is open to visitors throughout the year. Founded by William the Conqueror in the 11th century, it has since been the home of 40 monarchs, including of course the late Queen Elizabeth II who spent most of her private weekends here.

Windsor Castle offers something for everyone, and with so many areas to explore including the magnificent State Apartments, furnished with some of the finest works of art from the Royal Collection, including paintings by Rembrandt, Rubens and Canaletto. Also take in the splendour of St George's Chapel, the burial place of 11 monarchs including Queen Elizabeth II, Henry VIII and Charles I and the location of the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in England.

Subject to traffic and travel, we depart Windsor around 16:45 to start our homeward journey.

Please note: Coaches can't set down or pick up passengers at the entrance to Windsor Castle. The coach drop off point is approximately a ten minute walk from Windsor Castle. The Castle is at the top of a steep hill and the visitor route covers reasonably long distances. We recommend you wear comfortable shoes.

For further information on what to see and do in Windsor Castle, click here (opens in a new window)

The beautiful, ancient royal town of Windsor, is situated on the River Thames with a rich history, dominated by Windsor Castle, one of the most iconic residences of the British Royal Family. Built by William The Conqueror in the 11th century, the castle was extensively remodelled by subsequent monarchs and remains one of the most impressive historic buildings in the country. The castle itself is surrounded by a warren of small streets offering a wonderful range of boutiques, shops, bars, cafes and restaurants for you to enjoy along with the impressive 5,000 acres of gardens that make up Windsor Great Park, and offers some lovely walking routes or maybe even a relaxing boat ride along the River Thames.

Subject to traffic and travel, we depart Windsor around 16:45 to start our homeward journey.

Please note: Coaches can't set down or pick up passengers in the town centre. The coach drop off point is approximately a five to ten minute walk from the town centre.

For further information on what to see and do in Windsor, click here (opens in a new window)

We make our way to Moreton-in-Marsh to visit the traditional Tuesday market which is the largest in the Cotswolds. After some free time here, we make our way beautiful, historic Broadway, known as the 'Jewel of the Cotswolds' with its pretty High Street lined with horse chestnut trees and mixture of period houses and honey coloured Cotswold stone cottages. A lovely day out. We rejoin the coach at around 16:00 to 16:30, subject to traffic and travel and time of the year, to make our way back to South Wales.

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