Day Excursions - Fantastic Days Out for All the Family at a Great Price!..

Take to the tracks of the Peak Valley Railway and enjoy a nostalgic train journey through approximately 4 miles of scenic Derbyshire countryside from Rowsley South to Matlock. Spend time at leisure in the spa town of Matlock, one of England’s first tourist destinations as early as the 17th century. Today Matlock is still a wonderful place to explore, with a long street of shops, cafes and amusement arcades as well as relaxing walks along the River Derwent. We then take the return rail journey from Matlock back to Rowsley South Station before continuing home by coach.

Treat yourself to a delicious day out at the York Chocolate Festival, celebrating the city’s famous confectionery heritage with artisan stalls, samples, and sweet-themed entertainment in the historic streets of York. Then head to the magnificent Castle Howard, where grand architecture meets stunning landscapes and formal gardens.It’s the perfect blend of indulgence, culture, and countryside - all in one unforgettable day.

Due to popular demand, we're running 3 dates for this tripJoin us on a day trip to the Fylde Coast and the Lancashire town of Blackpool. We head to the popular Tiffany’s Hotel, situated on the North Promenade, for a Young At Heart afternoon with a glass of bubbly on arrival, three-course lunch with fun bingo, cabaret, singing and dancing. Starter - Minestrone Soup & Roll Main - Steak & Potato Pie, Chips, Garden Peas & Gravy Desert - Jam Roly Poly with Warm custardPlease inform us of any allergies when booking

Spend the day at two popular Lancashire destinations. First stop is the historic market town of Garstang with the ruins of Greenhalgh Castle and narrow alleyways, with many hidden shops,restaurants and cafes. Then we continue to the Fylde Coast visiting Cleveleys, made up of two towns - Cleveleys itself is a bustling seaside resort with a thriving high street as well as views of the sea across the Irish sea, miles of golden sands and exhilarating walks along the promenade and Thornton is a pretty village with its own little theatre and an 18 th century windmill.