Britain & Ireland

Expect exquisite gardens, beautiful parks, handsome tree lined boulevards and a chance to lose yourself in the vibrant charm and elegance of this North Yorkshire destination. Harrogate itself is a blend of fine historic buildings and independent shops and restaurants, enveloped in 200 acres of parkland.

Shrewsbury is set amidst the glorious Shropshire countryside near to the Welsh Borders and is one of England’s finest medieval market towns and the birthplace of Charles Darwin. The town has over 600 listed buildings including the Castle and the Abbey (home of the fictional Brother Cadfael)

Eastbourne and the Haddon Hall Hotel have become established as firm favourites of Jay & Kay customers. Eastbourne has plenty to offer, with all the traditional seaside attractions such as the pier, miles of beaches, arcades, restaurants, cafes and bars. Add to this the wonderfully kept level promenade, with plenty of seating, an excellent town centre for shopping and many theatres for a variety of shows, it is easy to see why it is so popular.

The Isle of Wight is known as England’s Holiday Island or Garden Isle. Beautiful the whole year round, whatever the weather, you can really enjoy the fabulous scenery the Island has to offer. When the sun is shining, the island is jam packed with things to see and do and even if the weather takes the odd dip, with the islands vast amount of attractions you won’t be short of things to do. The island boasts miles of stunning coastline views, beaches, picturesque Chines, quaint villages and stunning cliffs.

Blue Flag-winning Weymouth Beach is recognised as one of the top twenty beaches in Europe and it’s easy to see why. So why not grab your towel and a good book and head to Weymouth? With beautiful golden sands sprinkled with deckchairs, safe shallow waters, relax and sit back to enjoy the warm sand between your toes. With a pretty harbour as well, you certainly won’t be disappointed and never short of things to do.