We organise day trips to some of the UK’s most historic towns and cities, and hikes to beautiful places across Britain. Come with us on the next trips for an amazing day out!
Upcoming trips
Trip to Canterbury on Sun 26 Jan
£ 31.00Trip highlights:
– See the stunning Westgate Towers, the largest surviving city gate in England. – Stroll through the beautiful Westgate Gardens. – Walk along the top of the magnificent city walls. – Climb to the top of Dane John mound to see views of the surrounding area. – Visit Canterbury Cathedral and see where thousands of pilgrims came to visit St Thomas Becket’s shrine. – Explore the little cobbled streets around the Buttermarket.
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– See the stunning Westgate Towers, the largest surviving city gate in England. – Stroll through the beautiful Westgate Gardens. – Walk along the top of the magnificent city walls. – Climb to the top of Dane John mound to see views of the surrounding area. – Visit Canterbury Cathedral and see where thousands of pilgrims came to visit St Thomas Becket’s shrine. – Explore the little cobbled streets around the Buttermarket.
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Trip to Stonehenge and Salisbury on Sat 1 Feb
£ 33.00Trip highlights:
– Visit Stonehenge, one of the oldest prehistoric sites in Europe, and a UN World Heritage Site. – Take a tour through the world-class Stonehenge exhibition and Neolithic houses. – Visit the medieval city of Salisbury. – Visit the magnificent Salisbury Cathedral, which has Britain’s tallest spire and the world’s oldest working clock. – See the original copy of the Magna Carta, the world’s first human rights document, dating back to 1215 AD.
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– Visit Stonehenge, one of the oldest prehistoric sites in Europe, and a UN World Heritage Site. – Take a tour through the world-class Stonehenge exhibition and Neolithic houses. – Visit the medieval city of Salisbury. – Visit the magnificent Salisbury Cathedral, which has Britain’s tallest spire and the world’s oldest working clock. – See the original copy of the Magna Carta, the world’s first human rights document, dating back to 1215 AD.
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Trip to Bristol on Sun 9 Feb
£ 35.00Trip highlights:
– Walk across the Clifton Suspension Bridge and take in the breathtaking views down the Avon Gorge. – Climb aboard the ship that discovered North America, John Cabot’s The Matthew. – Visit Brandon Hill and climb to the top of Cabot Tower to see panoramic views of the surrounding areas. – See the SS Great Britain, once the longest passenger ship in the world. – Visit the places where Blackbeard and other pirates used to frequent. – Visit the harbour’s 19th-century warehouses which are now a cultural hub, the Harbourside. – See some of Banksy’s famous street art works.
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– Walk across the Clifton Suspension Bridge and take in the breathtaking views down the Avon Gorge. – Climb aboard the ship that discovered North America, John Cabot’s The Matthew. – Visit Brandon Hill and climb to the top of Cabot Tower to see panoramic views of the surrounding areas. – See the SS Great Britain, once the longest passenger ship in the world. – Visit the places where Blackbeard and other pirates used to frequent. – Visit the harbour’s 19th-century warehouses which are now a cultural hub, the Harbourside. – See some of Banksy’s famous street art works.
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Trip to Cambridge on Sat 22 Feb
£ 20.00Trip highlights:
– Visit some of the beautiful colleges of Cambridge University. – See King’s College and its stunning Gothic chapel, the most photographed building in Cambridge. – See the colleges where Charles Darwin, Stephen Hawking, and other notable people studied, and see Newton’s apple tree. – Enjoy a chauffeured punting boat ride along the river Cam, through the grounds of the university buildings, and under the Bridge of Sighs. – Walk through the park where first official football game was played. – See the golden Corpus Clock, worth over £1 million. – Climb up to the top of Great St Mary’s Church to see the panoramic views of Cambridge. – Explore the little streets and try some food in the historic market square.
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– Visit some of the beautiful colleges of Cambridge University. – See King’s College and its stunning Gothic chapel, the most photographed building in Cambridge. – See the colleges where Charles Darwin, Stephen Hawking, and other notable people studied, and see Newton’s apple tree. – Enjoy a chauffeured punting boat ride along the river Cam, through the grounds of the university buildings, and under the Bridge of Sighs. – Walk through the park where first official football game was played. – See the golden Corpus Clock, worth over £1 million. – Climb up to the top of Great St Mary’s Church to see the panoramic views of Cambridge. – Explore the little streets and try some food in the historic market square.
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Trip to Oxford on Sun 1 Mar
£ 27.00Trip highlights:
– See the birthplace of Richard the Lionheart and Bad King John, the king who was forced to sign the Magna Carta, the first human rights document. – Have a drink in the pub where CS Lewis and JRR Tolkein used to meet every week. – Visit the Ashmolean Museum and its world famous collections. – Walk through the Harry Potter dining room at Christ Church, and see other Harry Potter connections. – Walk under the Bridge of Sighs, resembling the famous Bridge of Sighs in Venice. – Visit some of the beautiful colleges of Oxford University. – See the spectacular Radcliffe Camera building and the Bodleian Library. – Visit the Alice In Wonderland shop. – Climb to the top of the University Church of St Mary the Virgin and see the magnificent panorama of the university buildings and the city.
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– See the birthplace of Richard the Lionheart and Bad King John, the king who was forced to sign the Magna Carta, the first human rights document. – Have a drink in the pub where CS Lewis and JRR Tolkein used to meet every week. – Visit the Ashmolean Museum and its world famous collections. – Walk through the Harry Potter dining room at Christ Church, and see other Harry Potter connections. – Walk under the Bridge of Sighs, resembling the famous Bridge of Sighs in Venice. – Visit some of the beautiful colleges of Oxford University. – See the spectacular Radcliffe Camera building and the Bodleian Library. – Visit the Alice In Wonderland shop. – Climb to the top of the University Church of St Mary the Virgin and see the magnificent panorama of the university buildings and the city.
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Trip to Brighton on Sat 7 Mar
£ 20.00Trip highlights:
– See the magnificent Royal Pavilion where Prince George and Queen Victoria stayed. – Sit on Brighton’s famous stone beach and listen to the sounds of the sea. – Explore the little lanes with colourful independent shops. – Take a ride on Volk’s Electric Railway, the oldest operating electric railway in the world. – Go up the British Airways i360 observation tower to see panoramic views across the seafront. – Play on some games and rides on Brighton Pier. – Try some fish and chips and Brighton rock sweets.
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– See the magnificent Royal Pavilion where Prince George and Queen Victoria stayed. – Sit on Brighton’s famous stone beach and listen to the sounds of the sea. – Explore the little lanes with colourful independent shops. – Take a ride on Volk’s Electric Railway, the oldest operating electric railway in the world. – Go up the British Airways i360 observation tower to see panoramic views across the seafront. – Play on some games and rides on Brighton Pier. – Try some fish and chips and Brighton rock sweets.
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Trip to Portsmouth on Sun 22 Mar
£ 35.00Trip highlights:
– Guided walking tour of Portsmouth & the Historic Dockyard. – See and learn about the historic battleships that allowed England to command the seas. – See Lord Nelson’s flagship HMS Victory that won the battle of Trafalgar. – See the castles and sea forts that protected England’s shipbuilding dockyard. – Go to the top of the Spinnaker Tower, stand on the glass floor, and admire the breathtaking panoramas. – Hike along the beautiful coastline from Old Portsmouth to Southsea Castle. – Relax on the beach, dip your toes in the water, and watch the ships sailing to France. – Enjoy some good food and do some shopping at the outlets in Gunwharf Quays.
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– Guided walking tour of Portsmouth & the Historic Dockyard. – See and learn about the historic battleships that allowed England to command the seas. – See Lord Nelson’s flagship HMS Victory that won the battle of Trafalgar. – See the castles and sea forts that protected England’s shipbuilding dockyard. – Go to the top of the Spinnaker Tower, stand on the glass floor, and admire the breathtaking panoramas. – Hike along the beautiful coastline from Old Portsmouth to Southsea Castle. – Relax on the beach, dip your toes in the water, and watch the ships sailing to France. – Enjoy some good food and do some shopping at the outlets in Gunwharf Quays.
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Trip to Windsor, Eton & Windsor Castle on Sat 28 Mar
£ 19.00Trip highlights:
– Watch the Changing the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle. – Guided walking tour of Windsor and Eton, including a walk along the riverside. – Explore Royal Windsor, home of Queen Elizabeth II. – Visit Eton and see Eton College where Prince William and Prince Harry were educated. – Visit Windsor Castle including The State Apartments and St George’s Chapel. – Free time to explore the town, try some local foods, visit museums, buy souvenirs. – Take a stroll up The Long Walk up to the Copper Horse statue of George III, and take in the magnificent views of Windsor Castle and the surrounding areas.
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– Watch the Changing the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle. – Guided walking tour of Windsor and Eton, including a walk along the riverside. – Explore Royal Windsor, home of Queen Elizabeth II. – Visit Eton and see Eton College where Prince William and Prince Harry were educated. – Visit Windsor Castle including The State Apartments and St George’s Chapel. – Free time to explore the town, try some local foods, visit museums, buy souvenirs. – Take a stroll up The Long Walk up to the Copper Horse statue of George III, and take in the magnificent views of Windsor Castle and the surrounding areas.
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