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

We cross the Welsh border to reach the Snowdonia National Park stopping at the village of Betws-y-Coed, in a riverside setting surrounded by mountains, tranquil forests, rivers and cascading waterfalls. This picturesque village is full of independent craft shops, cafes, quaint tea shops and for train enthusiasts there is a museum at the train station. On to the coast to spend time in Llandudno, situated between the Great Orme and Little Orme. Take a stroll along the promenade lined with colourful hotels and Victorian pier, explore the shops or enjoy afternoon tea at one of the many cafes.

Explore the beautiful seaside resort of Whitby Enjoy the nautical entertainment of Whitby Regatta Enjoy a trip to the charming seaside resort of Whitby, which will be hosting its famous Regatta, an event that draws visitors from near and far. There will be plenty of time to explore Whitby, a traditional maritime town full of history, pretty cobbled streets, quaint shops, and a beautiful blue flag beach perfect for a relaxing stroll. It is an ancient port with a fascinating history, highlighted by its dramatic ruined Abbey perched on the cliffs and a bustling working harbour. The Regatta will celebrate over 180 years of aquatic competition, featuring yacht racing, rowing races, and a variety of vintage vehicles on display. Visitors can also enjoy live entertainment, family-friendly activities, food stalls, and a vibrant festive atmosphere throughout the day.

Join us on a day trip to the Yorkshire Dales and the lovely Wharfedale village of Kettlewell. The Scarecrow Festival has been held here every year since 1994 and is a fabulous fundraising event for the local primary school, village hall and local church which serve the whole surrounding community. Originally the scarecrows depicted villagers professions and hundreds of displays can now be spotted in every corner of the village in gardens, doorways, peeping over walls and even climbing drainpipes. There are plenty of refreshments available with three pubs and two cafes as well as places to picnic by the river.

Step back in time as Lytham transforms itself from a typical Lancashire town into a 1940’s wartime extravaganza centred around Lytham Green. Locals and visitors enter the spirit by dressing in vintage ‘40’s dress and embrace the nostalgic atmosphere. Listen to the lively iconic sounds of the era, put on your dancing shoes and join in some dancing with live performances in Clifton Square. Admire the impressive display of military vehicles, a replica Spitfire, re-enactment groups, vintage traders and don’t miss morale boosting, patriotic speeches from Sir Winston Churchill.