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Mystery Tour with Cream TeaWed 01 Feb £15 ????? |
Pub Lunch at Canterbury & ShoppingFri 03 Feb £26
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Romford MarketSat 04 Feb £9 |
Mystery Tour with LunchSat 11 Feb £20 ????? |
Alan Titchmarsh ShowMon 20 Feb £16Watch the brilliant Alan Titchmarsh live doing his show at the south bank studios. We will arrive at the south bank a little earlier so that you have time for lunch and explore the south bank.. |
Brick Lane (Music Hall)Tue 21 Feb £42.50The Home of British Music Hall.
Famous panto for grown ups; Includes afternoon tea. |
Moulin Snick—St OmerWed 22 Feb £49The Moulin is a watermill, which has recently been restored toworking order by the owners, Graham and Jean-Pierre.Meal and Wine included
A three course meal with wine and music to follow. |
Milestones Step Back in Time MuseumThurs 08 Mar £20A Great day out for all the familytime travel by visiting the old streets and vehicles of Hampshire's past |
Thriplow Daffodil FestivalSat 17 Mar £19In springtime, the whole village is awash with daffodils |
Stitch & Craft ShowSun 18 Mar £23Stitch & Craft is the only Spring craft show in London. The exhibition brings togetherknitting, embroidery, cross stitch and papercraft spread over 3 floors of London's Olympia.The show offers great shopping opportunities with over 150 companies selling specialist suppliesFill your shopping bags with supplies & designs. Find inspiration from the most creative artists. Learn more about knitting ,stitching and paper craft from the experts |
Ideal Home ExhibitionMon 19 Mar £24For over 103 years the Ideal Home Show has been bringing ideas and inspiration togenerations of British home owners and the show is back for 2012 at Earls Court London,with more features, more expert advice and more fun for all the family. |
Canterbury Market (Lunch at the Dog & Duck)Wed 21 Mar £26Canterbury Market is held in St Georges Street, Leon Bar Lane and has around 100 stalls. |
Diamond Jubilee Maidstone & District and East Kent Heritage ShowSat 31 Mar £18Kent Showground . The day will include displays of vehicles, guest speakers, competitions and related trade stands. |
Broadstairs & Carvery LunchTue 03 Apr £24A visit to the seaside + Carvery Lunch + time to shop at Westwood cross shopping centre if you wish |
Wicksteed Park—The Way We were ShowThur 12 Apr £39(Includes lunch and afternoon tea)Wow, this is the Wicksteed Experience, set in the Way We Were Diner withan action-packed, non-stop singing and dancing show, featuring some 60 numbersfrom the fifties and sixties |
Suffolk Tour (Newmarket Stud Farm + Cream Tea)Fri 13 Apr £28A Lovely day visiting the Stud Farm |
BruggeSat 14 Apr £36Via Eurotunnel (Do not forget your passport) A visit to this wonderful Belgium city take a canal trip, a horse drawn carriage ride or just take in the Belgium chocolate. Up to 5 hours spent here. (please note we do not stop anywhere else) |
Camden Lock River Cruise & Camden Market ( Little Venice)Sat 21 Apr £24Cruise along the regents Canal, to the famous Camden market, for craft shops from the interesting to the unusual. |
Spring in the Royal GardensTue 24 Apr £45 Full details to followIncludes River Trip & Lunch/Tea |
Moulin Snick — St OmerWed 25 Apr £49The Moulin is a watermill, which has recently been restored toworking order by the owners, Graham and Jean-Pierre.Meal and Wine included
A three course meal with wine and music to follow. |
Moreton-in Marsh Market (Cotswolds)Tue 01 May £20Located at the head of the beautiful Evenlode valley, Moreton is a thriving market town dating back 1000 years to the Saxon era. Its broad High Street is lined with elegant 17th and 18th Century buildings, among them the White Hart Royal, a former manor house in which King Charles I sheltered during the Civil War. Every Tuesday Moreton-in-Marsh hosts the largest open-air street market in the Cotswolds |
Spalding Flower ParadeSat 05 May £24Spectacular tulip-decorated flower floats on the theme of Food Glorious Food, marching bands,music, dance and all the fun of the Parade. |
Bank Holiday Brighton and MarketMon 07 May £15A visit to Brighton where you can have all your free time or if you prefer transfer you back to the race course where they have regular Bank Holiday markets then back to the sea front for time to relax or explore. |
BruggeSun 13 May £36Via Eurotunnel (Do not forget your passport) A visit to this wonderful Belgium city take a canal trip, a horse drawn carriage ride or just take in the Belgium chocolate. Up to 5hours spent here. (please note we do not stop anywhere else) |
Exbury Gardens, Azaleas & Camellias + Steam RailwayTue 15 May £27A magical place in the New Forest National Park.The Gardens are a spectacular 200 acre (100 hectare) site,world-famous for the Rothschild Collection of rhododendrons,azaleas, camellias and rare trees and shrubs. Mr Eddy’s Restaurantand Tearooms, the Exbury Gift Shop and Plant Centre |
Moulin Snick — St OmerWed 16 May £49The Moulin is a watermill, which has recently been restored toworking order by the owners, Graham and Jean-Pierre.Meal and Wine included
A three course meal with wine and music to follow. |
Portobello MarketSat 19 May £16Portobello Road goes straight through the heart of Notting Hill, the trendy area of London made famous by the film
Portobello Market takes up most of what is actually more properly called Portobello Road, it stretches for around two miles, although on a crowded Saturday afternoon it takes quite a while to walk from end to end |
Ypres & Menin Gate (with guide)Sun 20 May £45Ypres a small Flemish market town, just over the border from France, quite similar to many towns in Belgium, that was until 1914 (the outbreak of the First World War). The town of Ypres was the scene of some of the worst fighting of the war. Ypres was described as being all the horrors of the Somme and the hell of Verdun. The consequences were drastic with 500,000 dead in an area of 25 square kilometers. After the war Ypres became one of the most important European memorials. The Menin Gate Memorial to the Missing is a war memorial in Ypres |
Savill Gardens (lunch Cruise & Cream Tea)Thurs 24 May £44The Savill Garden is one of Britain’s greatest ornamental gardens.It never fails to charm visitors who come to explore its 35 acres ofcontemporary and classically designed gardens and exotic woodland |
Kensington Palace JubileeFri 25 May £26The Palace's major exhibition for summer 2012 tells the story of Queen Victoria'sdiamond jubilee, celebrated in 1897, from the perspective of the millions who joinedin the festivities. |
Bletchley Park (Annual 1940’s Event)Sat 26 May £28With re-enactors, military vehicles, music and much more.Historic site of secret British code breaking activitiesduring WWII and birthplace of the modern computer. |
SluisSun 27 May £36Sluis complete with its own Windmill and its famous pancake shop |
EastbourneFri 01 June £18Have a day out at the seaside, enjoying the award winning beaches andexcellent sunshine record. Close to Beachy Head and the South Downs.For the ladies the shopping is also excellent here. |
3 Queens Jubilee Harbour TourTues 05 June £32A rare chance to see the Queen Mary, Queen Victoria & Queen Elizabeth at the same time, whilst enjoying a Blue Funnel Southampton harbour cruise. Plus free time in Southampton |
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*New Pick Up Points Are For UK Day Trips Only*
All day trips are non refundable. If you wish to amend an administration fee will apply. If you cancel a theatre or show we will try to resell the ticket and refund the monies less an administration fee. |