Britain & Ireland

Potters Resorts Five Lakes is the UK’s newest All Inclusive Holiday Resort. Set in 320 acres of glorious Essex countryside and offering All-Inclusive short breaks designed for adults throughout the year, prepare to be wowed as the Five Lakes team entertain you with superb performances and hilarious comedy.

Offering many beautiful properties throughout the length and breadth of the United Kingdom, some of which are Grade I listed buildings, Warner Leisure Hotels offer fantastic facilities at reasonable prices. All are surrounded by gardens and have a relaxed and informal ambiance. Six of the properties are coastal locations, four of which are villages with chalet style accommodation and two are hotels. Jay & Kay Coach Tours are once again offering holidays to all Warner locations and offer door to door pick up, excursions to local places of interest and executive coach travel on our fully air conditioned coaches.

Offering many beautiful properties throughout the length and breadth of the United Kingdom, some of which are Grade I listed buildings, Warner Leisure Hotels offer fantastic facilities at reasonable prices. All are surrounded by gardens and have a relaxed and informal ambiance. Six of the properties are coastal locations, four of which are villages with chalet style accommodation and two are hotels. Jay & Kay Coach Tours are once again offering holidays to all Warner locations and offer door to door pick up, excursions to local places of interest and executive coach travel on our fully air conditioned coaches.

The 5 star Potters Resort is set in 65 acres on the Norfolk/Suffolk borders. This independent, family owned resort offers comfortable, fully en-suite bungalow accommodation, plus, when available, for an additional cost, an upgrade to luxurious hotel accommodation is possible. Potters are proud of their reputation for top quality service, excellent dining and superb leisure facilities.

The Severn Valley is a beautiful area, ranging from as far north as Ironbridge running through wonderful scenery as far south as Gloucester. As described by the word “Valley”, the river in this area has very narrow flood plains which are surrounded by rolling hillside as the river meanders its way to the Severn Estuary.