A1  Oxford － Cotswold － Stratford

Days of operation: Daily

Price £ 40 adults / £ 35 Students

Highlights:

• The Radcliffe Camera lies at the very heart of the old University, one of the best views of Oxford.
• Soak up the atmosphere at Oxford and hear about life in the famous university town
• Visit The Cotswolds which is one the most beautiful and unique regions in England
• Shakespeares Birth Place is Stratford's most cherished historic place.

A2  Cambirdge － Oxford

Days of operation: Daily

Price £ 40 adults / £ 35 Students

Highlights:

• The Radcliffe Camera lies at the very heart of the old University, one of the best views of Oxford.
• Soak up the atmosphere at Oxford, Cambridge and hear about life in the famous university city.
• King’s College the grandest and most beautiful building in Cambridge.
• Newton’s Mathematical Bridge is supposed to have been constructed originally on geometric principles, without nails. It has since been rebuilt, with nails.

A3  Windsor － Stonehenge － Bath

Days of operation: Daily

Price £ 40 adults / £ 35 Students

Highlights:

• Bath - The World Heritage Site of Bath and the beautiful countryside surrounding it is unique and unforgettable
• Stonehenge - the only stone circle in the world with horizontal lintels across the top of the stones.
• Windsor Castle - the largest inhabited castle in the world(over 900 years)

A4     Chartwell － Beachy Head － Brighton

Days of operation: Daily

Price £ 40 adults / £ 35 Students

Highlights:

• Chartwell - Bought by Sir Winston Churchill for its magnificent views over the Weald of Kent to Sussex, which was his home and the place from which he drew inspiration from 1924 until the end of his life.(£8, £4)
• Beachy head - In "Many Happy Returns", Number Six awakens on a beach and climbs a cliff, overlooking a lighthouse. In "The Girl Who Was Death", Number Six follows Death to the interior of a rocket, destined for London, which is disguised as a lighthouse.
• The Royal Pavilion, which is the former seaside home of King George IV, is one of the most exotic-looking buildings in the UK.

A5  Brighton － Portsmouth

Days of operation: Daily

Price £ 40 adults / £ 35 Students

Highlights:

• The Royal Pavilion, which is the former seaside home of King George IV, is one of the most exotic-looking buildings in the UK.
• HMS Victory is still a commissioned ship which means it is the oldest ship in the Royal Navy,which was Nelson fell and died in the surgeons cabin.

A6  Lees Castle － Canterbury － Dover

Days of operation: Daily

Price £ 40 adults / £ 35 Students

Highlights:

• Leeds Castle in Kent is built on two islands in a lake. It was originally built as a royal manor in AD 857, but from 1278 onwards was used as a royal palace by King Edward I.
• Canterbury Cathedral’s history as a religious site dates back to AD 597 when Pope Gregory’s missionary, St Augustine, was given a church in the town by King Ethelbert.
• Dover is located in the southeast of England and home to the world’s busiest shipping lane with regular ferry services across the channel to France. The town is known around the world for the famous White Cliffs of Dover, the first glimpse of England seen by passengers arriving from the Continent.

A7  Alton Towers － Warwick Castle

Days of operation: Daily

Price £ 40 adults / £ 35 Students

Highlights:

• Alton Towers is one of the worlds leading theme parks! With a host of rides and attractions spread over 500 acres of countryside, truly a fantastic short break or a great day out for the whole family.（1-day Pass about £ 23 ）
• Warwick Castle ranks amongst the most popular of all Britain’s many historic attractions due to its size, picturesque location and turbulent history. The castle was created as a fortification in AD 914, to protect the small hilltop settlement from Danish invaders who posed a threat to the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Mercia, and was later enlarged by William the Conqueror who turned it into a motte and bailey fort in 1068. Fortifications were added by King Richard III up until his death at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485.

B1  York － Blackpool ­－ Manchester

Days of Operation: Saturday,Sunday

Price: £98 adults | £79 Student

(All Price include 1 night accommodation and breakfast.)

Highlights:

• The largest Gothic cathedral in Northern Europe, the present York Minster was constructed in 1220. （£3.50）
• The city of Blackpool has been attracting holiday visitors ever since 1735, when the first guest house opened. In 1896, Blackpool Pleasure Beach was opened. Today, this American-style amusement park with a distinctly British feel has a variety of rides to suit all tastes and ages.
• Theatre of Dreams from Manchester United.

B2  Snowdonia － Swansea － Cardiff

Days of Operation: Saturday,Sunday

Price: £98 adults | £79 Student

(All Price include 1 night accommodation and breakfast.)

Highlights:

·         Snowdania National Park in North Wales is one of the most stunning mountainous areas of the uk.

·         Swansea - on the golden coast of Wales! The birthplace of Catherine Zeta Jones, Dylan Thomas and the world's first railway. Join us on a tour of this inspirational and historic Welsh city.

·         Cardiff Castle is one of Wales's leading tourist attractions. Situated in the very heart of the capital, iff Castle is one of Wales's leading tourist attractions. Situated in the very heart of the capi.

B3  Brighton － Portsmouth － Isle of Wight

Days of Operation: Saturday,Sunday

Price: £98 adults | £79 Student

(All Price include 1 night accommodation and breakfast.)

Highlights:

·         The Isle of Wight is the perfect place for a relaxing break at any time of the year, and the Isle of Wight's extremely mild climate is well suited to outdoor activities.

·         The Royal Pavilion, which is the former seaside home of King George IV, is one of the most exotic-looking buildings in the UK.

·         HMS Victory is still a commissioned ship which means it is the oldest ship in the Royal Navy,which was Nelson fell and died in the surgeons cabin.

D1. Cambridge-York-Edinburgh-Lake District-Manchester-Stratford-Oxford

Days of Operation: Monday-Thursday                

Price: From £218 adults | From £182 Student

(All Price include 3 nights accommodation and breakfast)

Highlights:

• The Lake District is the biggest in britain which is an area of around 880 square miles in the county of Cumbria, in the north-west of England.
• The setting of Scotland’s capital city could not be more striking.

E1. Blackpool, Carlisle , Belfast, Lake Distric,Manchester, Stratford , Oxford

Days of Operation: Monday-Friday                

Price: From £289 adults | From £238 Student

(All Price include Ferry Tickets ,4 night accommodation and breakfast.)

Highlights:

• Carlisle was the center of border conflicts between England and Scotland. Hadrian's Wall begins at Bowness on the Solway Firth and stretches 73 miles (117 km) across to Newcastleupon-Tyne, from the Irish Sea to the North Sea.
• The coastal scenery adjacent to the causeway is some of the most beautiful and awe inspiring that you are likely to find anywhere in the world. The majestic cliffs and inaccessible bays combine with myth and legend to inspire but look carefully amongst  this breathtaking landscape.

F1  Cambridge-York-Edinburgh-Belfast-Lake Distric-Manchester-Stratford -Oxford

Days of Operation: Monday-Saturday                 

Price: From £348 adults|From £288 Student

(All Price include Ferry Tickets ,5 night accommodation and breakfast.)

Highlights:

The coastal scenery adjacent to the causeway is some of the most beautiful and awe inspiring that you are likely to find anywhere in the world. The majestic cliffs and inaccessible bays combine with myth and legend to inspire but look carefully amongst  this breathtaking landscape.