Visit London by coach and stay at the luxury riverside Tower Hotel. London is alive, bursting with ideas and offering something for everyone, regardless of age or taste. London is a blend of old and new, traditional and cutting edge, with famous sights and hidden gems. With so many things to see and do in London you will be spoilt for choice.

Explore the quintessentially English villages of the Cotswolds, the golden city of Bath and Oxford, the City of Dreaming Spires.

The Costa del Maresme is situated on the coastline of the Province of Barcelona. Its Mediterranean climate, crystal waters, superb blue flag beaches and pleasant promenade make it an ideal destination for a relaxing break. The old town is situated around the church of Santa María, a Neoclassical building with a Baroque main front. With its historic old quarter, the popular resort of Calella has an authentic Spanish feel, yet still offers a full range of tourist facilities. A firm favourite with Wilfreda Beehive guests.

With more miles of canal than Venice, there are plenty of beautiful views and industrial heritage to enjoy in the Black Country.

Discover one of Britain's most scenic railway lines, as it passes through the spectacular Three Peaks area of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

Be guided by one of the Chelsea Pensioners, who will take great pride in showing you around their fascinating home and visit the Poppy Factory.

From the stunning heritage of the Royal Pavilion to the seaside fun of the Pier to the world’s tallest moving observation tower, Brighton offers something for everyone to enjoy.

Llandudno is one of the largest and most popular of the Welsh seaside resorts and still retains much of its Victorian charm.

Alvaston Hall is a grand country estate tucked away in Cheshire’s leafy lanes and is a fine example of the black and white ‘magpie’ architecture that typifies this affluent corner of North West England. In 2014 the hotel completed a £12 million investment.

Discover the beautiful Norfolk Broads by boat, the picturesque Bure Valley by rail and the stunning 60 acre estate at Sandringham.