England

'England' evokes tidy hedgerows, stately homes, wonky cottages, multicultural cities, an eccentric line of aristocracy and natives who have developed the art of queuing down to a tee. In short, this packed little isle has a sheer density of history that other countries would be plain envious of: Not bad for somewhere that's the same size as Louisiana, America's 31st largest state.With so much heritage, plus towns and villages sporting delightfully quirky names like Thong, Burnt Bottom and Dungy Head, England beckons to be explored by escorted coach tour. From the pre-historic miracle of Stonehenge to the White Cliffs of Dover, from the dome of St Paul's Cathedral to the Millennium Dome, England's offerings are always just around the corner. Whether you're looking to live it up in a thronging city, laze on the beach of a seaside town or meander around world-class galleries and castles, start on the doorstep and tour England by coach.

Scotland

Scotland to many means haggis, kilts, bagpipes and chilly climes are somewhat sweeping associations, although spectacular scenery and awe-inspiringly rugged vistas best sum up this hospitable and open land. With a strong sense of national identity, a penchant for whisky and drama lent to its regions by the country's famous Lochs, Highlands and Borders, it's little wonder that bonnie Scotland is among Europe's desired coach tour destinations.
Take in the history and natural beauty of capital Edinburgh with its landmark castle built on volcanic rock or tour to revamped Glasgow for a cosmopolitan, sophisticated vibe, ballet, opera and world-famous art. Breathe in fresh air from the high peaks of the highlands and the rolling hillsides of the Borders, visit timeless and graceful, ancient Stirling or get cosy in the small villages dotting Loch Lomond that still play host to impromptu ceilidhs.

Wales

Wales is only a small little land, but given its size humble Wales packs a lot in. From magnificent rolling countryside, dramatic coastlines, craggy mountains and lush, deep valleys to more castles per square mile than any other country in Western Europe, on-the-doorstep Wales beckons you to explore.
Thanks to its evolved economics and reassessed road links Wales is more coach visitor friendly than ever. Head northwest where Wales's consonant fond native tongue is commonly chattered in shops and streets, admire the world from the rocky face of Snowdonia, enjoy Welsh rarebit in a cosy cafe, stumble across historic treasures in the ancient city of Caernarfon or swing south to live it up in lively Cardiff. The possibilities are endless.

Ireland

Ireland offers it's visitors good food, beautiful countryside, friendly people, 'craic'ing Irish pubs and of course Guinness, it's little wonder that many decide to take their holidays in Ireland. From vibrant capital Dublin with its wash of low-key bars and thumping clubs to the handsome gardens of the southeast and the windswept peninsulas and golden beaches of the northwest, tour Ireland and discover this beautiful Emerald Isle.
Travel through wild countryside and rugged scenery and wander through the natural set of Ballykissangel in Wicklow, check out fine Waterford crystal and shop till you drop in Galway City. Take in Kilkenny, Ireland's loveliest inland city, and the breathtaking scenery of the Ring of Kerry, a must for all trips to Ireland.