Days Out - Destinations

First we visit the traditional Cotswold's market town of Moreton on market day - The largest street market in the Cotswolds with many stalls selling virtually anything, leather goods, purses, books, fish, produce, pet products, clothing, cookware, etc. Market day is every Tuesday on the High Street. Visit this lovely Cotswold town and pick up a bargain!

Then onto Stowe on the Wold - This historic wool town is known for its Market Square, it...more info

Enjoy a comfortable, leisurely 3 hour cruise aboard the Nottingham Princess sailing from the River Lodge moorings near Colwick Country Park taking in the views of the historic city of Nottingham between Holme Pierrepont and Wilford Church.   Experience the river in all its seasonal glory! 

 Travel under The Lady Bay Bridge, past The City Ground, The County Ground, Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, under Trent Bridge, past Cou...more info

Waterperry Gardens - eight acres of beautifully landscaped ornamental gardens, including rose and alpine gardens and one of the country's finest herbaceous borders.

Waterperry Gardens is a magical place where you are surrounded by beautiful trees, shrubs and flowers, classical borders, modern planting, secret corners and long vistas.

There's a Formal Garden, the mary Roase Garden, a Waterlily Canal and the long colour Border and...more info

For the perfect family day out... Journey on the four-mile Safari Drive-through and come face-to-face world’s most extraordinary and beautiful animals.

Have a wander around the Discovery Trail and discover our Reptile House, Twilight Cave, Creepy Crawlies, Aquarium, Lorikeet Landing, Sea Lion Theatre and Penguin Cove. Visit African Village to see the cheeky meerkats & the playful lemurs in Lemur Woods.

There are daily ...more info

Take in the breath-taking views through Llangollen and the mountains on the Horseshoe Pass enroute to the classic and popular seaside resort of Llandudno.

Stroll down the amazing Victorian pier, immaculate seafront and two graceful headlands - perhaps take in and Punch and Judy show, a ride on the donkey's grab an ice cream or a bag of traditional fish and chips and enjoy the spectacular views out to sea. Muesums, tram rides, shopping and s...more info

Barmouth, where the Mountains meet the Sea has been welcoming visitors for over 150 years. ​The town is on the west coast of Wales, looking out onto Cardigan Bay, in the southern part of Snowdonia.   

​Barmouth's history can be explored via the Heritage Trail, and visiting the two museums. There is a wide range of independent shops, cafes and pubs, so a day can be spent browsing, dipping in and out of shops with regular coffe...more info