Coach Holidays UK 2024

ROYAL PIER HOTEL
The Royal Pier, one of Sandown’s finest Hotels, was originally built by the Victorians for Princess Beatrice as her summer residence.

The property later became a very popular meeting place for those wealthy travellers who followed in the path of royalty to walk the pier and enjoy the invigorating fresh sea air.

Situated centrally on the seafront facing one of the finest award winning and perhaps the most popular beach on the island, Sandown, with just less than 2 minutes walk away from the high street which offers many shops and facilities to your leisure.

Due to its mild, sunny climate the Isle of Wight has become a favourite destinations for holiday makers - the ideal place for a relaxing break!

The Isle of Wight is one of the smallest counties in England, separated from the mainland by just 4 miles.  It has many famous places to visit such as The Needles, the village of Godshill - with its pretty thatched tea shops and gift shops, and Osborne House - the summer retreat of Queen Victoria.  Plenty for you to explore!

BOSTON HOTEL
The Boston Hotel has been family run for over 30 years and offers comfortable accommodation for its guests.

You will find perfect relaxation in either of the two sea view lounges while enjoying a morning coffee or after your evening meal.

Scarborough is a seaside resort town. Its 2 bays with sandy beaches are split by a headland bearing the 12th-century Scarborough Castle. The Victorian Central Tramway funicular train links the town centre with South Bay and its harbour.

CHATSWORTH HOTEL
This Victorian townhouse is situated across the road from the seafront promenade. Offers comfortable accommodation a genteel restaurant with sea views, a traditional bar and a ballroom. It also has an indoor heated pool for our guests to use.

Holidaymakers have been coming to Llandudno for generations, and it’s still the best all-round destination for every member of your family. There's a proper Victorian pier, historic castles and farm parks full of cute animals. 

Great Orme is Llandudno’s own mini-mountain which rises straight out of the sea to a height of 207m. You can walk up if you’re feeling energetic, or take the historic Great Orme Tramway which has been ferrying passengers to the summit since 1898. Alternatively, you can test your head for heights with a ride on Britain’s longest cable car.

DURRANT HOUSE HOTEL - Bideford
The Durrant House Hotel is on the outskirts of the historic port of Bideford and has views over the Torridge. With its beautiful Mediterranean style lobby experience the beauty of marble floors, lush greenery and colourful flowering plants. With the soothing sound of running water feature, you'll know you've come to the right place to relax.

The historic harbour town of Bideford is packed with independent shops, local produce and the picturesque quay.

ANCHORAGE HOTEL
The Anchorage is a family run hotel and offers comfortable accommodation with modern facilities.
It has a pleasant restaurant, bar and lounge.

It is only a short stroll to the beach and town centre. There is also an outdoor pool -May to Sept.

QUEENS HOTEL
The Queens Hotel is situated in a quiet and peaceful location in Paignton.

A short level walk will bring you to the seafront or the centre of the town. All bedrooms are en-suite, tastefully decorated and comfortably furnished. The owners pride themselves on their menu, quality of food and excellent service. There is a well stocked bar, excellent ballroom facilities and indoor pool.

The South Devon climate is just about the kindest in Britain. In the immediate area there is a pretty harbour, lovely parks and gardens, and a wealth of little coves and bays. 

The Norfolk Hotel
is a Grade II listed building situated on the Esplanade with wide uninterrupted views of Weymouth beach.

Hotel Norfolk puts the best of Weymouth at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.

Weymouth is the perfect destination all year round as it has one of the sunniest climates in the country. Its Blue Flag winning beach is consistently recognised as one of the top ten beach destinations in Europe and it's easy to see why. 

With beautiful golden sands sprinkled with deckchairs, safe shallow waters and pretty harbourside you certainly won’t be disappointed.

From sand sculptures to a magical underwater world of dazzling sea creatures, Weymouth has many delightful attractions. 

A visit to the Nothe Fort is a must! Built by the Victorians to protect Portland Harbour - this unique attraction is a network of underground passages and is steeped in history.  Not only that it provides stunning views out towards Portland and over Weymouth Bay.

The Waverley Hotel
The Waverley Hotel is in one of the best locations in Great Yarmouth. It is just a 2 minute walk from the great sandy beach, right behind the famous Regent Street and near the famous Britannia Pier.

Great Yarmouth is a resort town on the east coast of England. It's known for its long sandy beach, two historic piers, and seafront Golden Mile comprised of restaurants, amusement rides, and arcades.

Great Yarmouth is Norfolk’s flagship beach town.