The Vale of Evesham has been famous for its horticulture for centuries and one of its major attractions is the Spring Blossom Trail. Incorporating some of the most beautiful villages to see in Spring, our first stop is Broadway with a wide variety of coffee shops and tearooms. 

Nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds, Sudeley Castle & Gardens has a rich history spanning 1000 years. Explore the  10 award-winning gardens at this popular destination, the children’s adventure playground and the Pavilion café to relax and recharge. 

Blenheim Palace has a variety of visitor attractions, including 90 acres of award-winning Formal Gardens with the majestic Water Terraces, a Secret Garden and the new Churchill Memorial Garden; the family-friendly Walled Gardens with a giant hedge maze, butterfly house and adventure playground.

The RHS Malvern Spring Festival, an annual collaboration between the Royal Horticultural Society and Three Counties. This year's theme, 'Gardening for Change,' celebrates its positive impact on planting, people, and well-being. Alongside international delicacies and charming tea rooms, the festival also welcomes the esteemed MBE Alan Titchmarch as a special guest. The RHS Malvern Spring Festival promises a harmonious blend of nature, agriculture, and community, providing a memorable experience for all.

A day out in Cambridge promises a delightful blend of history, culture, and academic charm. GO punting along the river, explore the Take a leisurely stroll along the tranquil River Cam, or experience punting on the river. Head to the bustling market square, or visit the Fitzwilliam Museum, housing an impressive collection of art and antiquities. Break for a relaxing afternoon tea at one of the city's charming tea rooms, and then explore the quaint streets and independent shops in the city centre. With its rich history and vibrant atmosphere, Cambridge offers a perfect day out for locals and visitors alike.

Weston Super Mare is a fantastic seaside resort with all the traditional attractions, including the famous donkeys! The wide sweeping Weston bay boasts 2 miles of clean sandy beach and a level promenade offering superb views over the Severn estuary. Make sure you visit the iconic pier, full of the latest arcade games, laser quest, go karting and so much more. If you want to shop, then Weston has a bustling high street and independent shopping district.

Nestled between seven hills close to the border between England and Wales, the market town of Abergavenny is truly the ‘Gateway to Wales.’ This traditional indoor and outdoor market has existed for many years and truly is the life and soul of this historic town. This is a great day out that offers a unique shopping experience for fresh local produce, delicious cakes and treats, antiques, arts and crafts and much more.

Discover Stonehenge, one of the world's most iconic and mysterious ancient monuments, located on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire. The surrounding landscape and the Stone Circle itself create a captivating atmosphere, making a trip to Stonehenge a unique experience and a must-visit destination.

Enjoy a captivating journey through time with the Severn Valley Railway Daybreak Trip, a nostalgic adventure that promises breath-taking views. As a delightful addition to your leisurely journey, savour an indulgent Afternoon Tea on us!

Barry Island is famous for its golden beaches, family amusements, colourful beach huts and, of course, “Gavin & Stacey”. As well as the beach and promenade, the island boasts many other attractions including Barry at War Museum, Barry Tourist Railway, Barry Island Pleasure Park and the RNLI Experience and shop.

The Royal Three Counties Show is a celebration of rural heritage that offers a memorable and entertaining day out for families, agriculture enthusiasts, and anyone eager to embrace the charm of the countryside. With a myriad of entertainment options, from live music to fairground rides you can explore the sprawling showgrounds with prize-winning livestock, expertly crafted floral exhibits, and the latest innovations in farming and rural living.

Barmouth, or “Y Bermo” as it is known in Welsh, is southern Snowdonia's most popular seaside resort with breathtaking views of Cardigan Bay and the picturesque harbour.  A land train runs along the promenade and there are traditional donkey rides, swing boats and amusement arcades. 

Oxford has numerous tourist attractions, many belonging to its prestigious university which was established in the 12th century. For the shoppers, there are plenty of highlights, including Blackwell’s Bookshop, the historic covered market, and the newly developed Westgate shopping centre with its variety of eateries on the rooftop.

The Monkey Forest provides a rare opportunity to observe these fascinating creatures up close, with insights into the macaques' lives and the importance of their preservation. Extend your day by exploring the adjacent Trentham Shopping Village, offering a delightful blend of boutique shops, cafes, and artisan stores.

Located in the heart of London, Camden Market stands as a vibrant tapestry of eclectic delights. From vintage fashion and handmade crafts to international street food, every corner of Camden Market tells a story. The iconic Camden Lock, adorned with colourful barges, adds a touch of charm to the experience.

Embark on a regal journey through time with a visit to Hampton Court Palace. Wander through the famed Haunted Gallery, stroll in the beautifully landscaped gardens, and be mesmerised by the intricate Tudor architecture. With costumed guides and interactive exhibits, a trip to Hampton Court Palace is a captivating journey into England's royal past, offering a day filled with grandeur, culture, and the enchantment of centuries gone by.

The first stop of the day is to the traditional town centre market, situated on the main boulevard of the picturesque Cotswold town of Moreton-in-Marsh – said by many to be the most stunning market location in England. After a bit of shopping, we take a trip further into the Cotswolds to Bourton-On-The-Water, which is aptly nicknamed the Venice of the Cotswolds.

The show is one of the country’s premier flower show events, attracting top exhibitors from all over the UK. The main Quarry marquee, which is non-competitive, is host to some of the top horticulturalists in the country, and the Severn Marquee is home to various societies, amateur growers plus Bees and Honey exhibitors.  

Kew Gardens offers a peaceful retreat, ideal for families and all ages. An enchanting escape into the heart of London's greenery, providing a perfect setting for everyone to enjoy nature's beauty.

The world-renowned wax museum located in the heart of London is the destination for an exciting day out at Madame Tussauds. Step into a world of celebrity and cultural icons as you explore meticulously crafted wax figures of your favourite stars, historical figures, and pop culture legends. 

Embark on an exciting day trip to London, where you'll discover iconic landmarks, cultural attractions, and lively neighbourhoods, immersing yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the capital city—drop off points include Waterloo on Monday August 12th and outside Regent's Park on Wednesday 30th October.

Embark on a guided tour starting in Broadway with morning coffee, then explore picturesque villages like Beckford and Eckington on the south side of Bredon Hill. Reach the Georgian town of Pershore for lunch, known for its local plum goods. Discover The Lenches and the Blossom Trail, featuring a 70-acre orchard preserved by the Vale Heritage Trust. Return to Evesham Country Park for relaxation.

With seven miles of golden sands stretching between Burnham-on-Sea and Brean, this is a fantastic choice for a day on the beach. The quaint seaside town offers a lovely promenade overlooking the Bristol Channel, views of the iconic lighthouse and some great shops, restaurants and cafes for an enjoyable day at the seaside for all the family.

Create hassle-free family memories this Easter half-term with a delightful excursion to LEGOLAND®! Tailored to cater for both younger and older children, the park offers a diverse array of attractions. Take a break to unwind and savour the experience with an array of eateries, shops, thrilling rides, and captivating entertainment. LEGOLAND® ensures a perfect blend of relaxation and excitement for a memorable family outing.

This popular daybreak includes a cream tea upon arrival, and a land train tour to really appreciate the uniqueness of this 150-acre site. Located on the edge of the National Forest in Staffordshire, this year-round space ensures that the contribution of those who have served and sacrificed is never forgotten and that the baton of Remembrance is passed on through the generations. 

Experience a day of cultural immersion and historical exploration in Bath. Immerse yourself in the lively Jane Austen Festival, where period attire and vibrant activities bring the cobblestone streets to life. Whether strolling along the scenic River Avon, delving into the rich history of the Roman Baths, or exploring the diverse shops and iconic Royal Crescent, Bath offers a perfect backdrop for a day of quality time with family and friends.

Perfect for shopping days or a family day out, the converted heritage docks of Gloucester are a great place to visit with plenty to explore. Set in a stunning waterside location, Gloucester Quays is the city’s primary leisure quarter and features a designer outlet shopping centre, multi-screen cinema and the Waterways Museum, as well as an exciting variety of bars and restaurants.

A stunning Elizabethan masterpiece located in Derbyshire, this National Trust property showcases the architectural prowess of Bess of Hardwick. With its rich history and breath-taking surroundings, Hardwick Hall promises a memorable day immersed in the Elizabethan era's charm and beauty.

Explore the sophisticated charm of Cheltenham, celebrated for its Regency architecture, spa heritage, and stylish shopping. Take a leisurely stroll along the iconic Promenade, adorned with boutique shops, and experience the tranquility of Pittville Park with its picturesque lake and regal gardens. Dive into Cheltenham's rich history at the Art Gallery and Museum, and unwind in the Montpellier District with its stylish boutiques and cozy cafés for a delightful day of history and leisure.

Ideal for older children and families, brave the dark and eerie past of London with special Halloween-themed shows and exhibits, transforming the usual theatrical experiences into a hauntingly immersive adventure capturing the spirit of the season.

Dudley Zoo, home to more than 1300 animals, and almost 200 species, has a rich geological history having been built on an ancient, wooded hillside around the ruins of Dudley Castle. 

There is so much to see and do, from meeting some of the rarest animals on the planet such as Asiatic lions and Sumatran tigers, seeing the orangutang and the impressive daily birds of prey displays, to enjoying the adventure playgrounds, seeing some farmyard favourites, or the beautiful flamingos at the zoo entrance.

Experience a bewitching Halloween family day trip at the Black Country Museum, an immersive living museum that brings England's industrial past to life with authentic Victorian-era streets, shops, and costumed characters. Amidst ghostly tales, spooky characters, and eerie decorations, explore the underground mine, ride vintage trams, and indulge in traditional fish and chips at the historic Fried Fish Dealer's, creating educational, entertaining, and spooktacular memories for visitors of all age.

The incredibly popular Weston Carnival regularly showcases around 140 entries, from walking to giant illuminated floats. The carnival is primarily made up of floats produced by Carnival clubs who spend the whole year working on their floats, which can contain up to 30’000 light bulbs.

Enjoy a festive visit to Chatsworth House in Derbyshire, featuring timed entry to the stately home, access to a sprawling Christmas market with over 150 stalls offering crafts, gifts, and local produce, and ample opportunities to explore the impressive art collection, 105-acre garden, and onsite retail outlets.

Experience the exhilarating world of motorcycles at the NEC Motorbike Show. Engage with industry experts, attend thrilling live shows, and partake in interactive displays that celebrate the adrenaline-fuelled culture of motorcycling. Whether you're a seasoned rider, a passionate fan, or someone considering their first bike, the NEC Motorbike Show offers a dynamic and exciting day out.

Get into the Christmas spirit with a visit to Hyde Park Winter Wonderland in the heart of London, where the park transforms into a magical winter extravaganza featuring festive lights, charming markets, ice rinks, fairground rides, live entertainment, and a warm holiday atmosphere, providing the perfect celebration of the season with family and friends.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting charm of a Victorian Christmas at the festive market in Stratford-upon-Avon, where the historic town is transformed into a winter wonderland with traditional decorations, handcrafted gifts, and seasonal treats, offering a joyous and nostalgic celebration in the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon.

Explore one of the best Christmas markets in the country, featuring over 70 stalls near Chester Cathedral offering a variety of Christmas gifts, arts, crafts, locally-produced treats, and stocking-fillers, creating a festive shopping experience in the heart of the City Centre.

Celebrate the start of 2025 with a traditional New Year's Day raceday at Cheltenham Racecourse on Wednesday 1st January 2025. With thrilling and high-quality racing action, this is a great way to see in the New Year with friends and family.