July 2025

Built by the first de facto British Prime Minister, Sir Robert Wallpole, Houghton Hall dates back to 1722 and is the current residence of the 7th Marquess of Cholmondeley. Enjoy a guided tour around this beautiful house and learn all about its history and the taste of the people who built it.

Hop on the coach for this month's Splendid Summertime Sunday Mystery Tour. Over hills and under bridges, no one its quite sure where this DayBreak is headed, not even us! The only certain thing is that you're bound to have barrels of fun with a delicious lunch, quizzes and more ridiculous entertainment.

Bircham Windmill still looks as it did over 100 years ago. At that time over 300 mills ground corn for horse & cattle feed and bread-making in Norfolk. Today, very few windmills are left, and Bircham Mill is considered one of the best still remaining: it is the only windmill in working order in this area open to the public.

Our second stop brings us to Norfolk Lavender at Heacham, Norfolk's premier lavender farm. With around 100 acres of lavender fields and an oil distillery, plus on-site gift shops and a restaurant.

Bressingham has a lovely collection of narrow gauge rail lines and a number of types of steam engines and vehicles. It is also the home of a Dad's Army exhibition. Once you've steamed through the museum, take a break and enjoy the gorgeous gardens before we finish our excursion with some delicious afternoon tea.

Southwold is described as the jewel of Suffolk's Heritage Coast, and it does not disappoint. With its famous pier, lighthouse and beach huts, Southwold is certainly one of the most popular resorts in East Anglia. Granted a Royal Charter back in 1489 by Henry VII, Southwold has a fascinating history and many links with the past can still be seen all over the town. On our way home we stop off at Carlton Colville for the East Anglia Transport Museum.

Surrounded by countryside with 1,000 years of history to explore, Bury St Edmunds is the home of Saint Edmund, the original patron Saint of England.
Shopping in Bury St Edmunds offers plenty of choice with a great mix of fantastic independents and High Street favourites. There are beautiful outdoor spaces to explore and a plentiful arts scene including theatre, live music, film and art.

Aldeburgh, known for its scenic coast, and incredible high street filled with restaurants, cafes and colourful shops. With a visit to Thorpeness, a whimsical, purpose-built holiday destination. Lined with mock-Tudor homes and filled with fairytale easter-eggs, Thorpeness is a jewel on the Suffolk Coast. Included is a trip to Dunwich for their delicious fish & chips.

Welcome to the 142nd Sandringham Flower Show. Each year Sandringham Park hosts East England's most prestigious horticultural display. From its beginning, the show has been privileged to enjoy Royal patronage, and traditionally, their Royal patron attends the show.

The market has been the heart of Ely community life for more than 800 years. This Thursday we'll visit the Charter Market where there’s everything you’d expect from a traditional market, plus a few surprises. You’ll find locally grown fruit and vegetables, flowers, household goods, artisan bread, cakes and more.  Then in the afternoon, we visit Kings Lynn.

Southend has been a popular tourist destination for decades, with a wide range of attractions making it a great place to visit this summer! The long Southend Pier is serviced by a small train and has a museum at its shore end. From relaxing on the 7 miles of beautiful beaches to an adrenaline-filled trip to Adventure Island, there’s something for everyone!

A stunning selection of Holidays throughout the year, ranging from one night, to four night breaks... Why not check out our 2025 Selection and we hope you decide to join us!