Your Essential Travel Guide To England

Experience the grandeur of the British monarchy with a royal stay in the UK. Discover iconic sites in London, Scotland, Wales and beyond.

The northern city of Newcastle is a hub of culture, with exciting events, stunning riverside bars and an array of museums and galleries.

York is one of the UK’s most historic cities, and has been at the heart of many major events during its 2,000 year history.

This tiny island lies off the northeast coast of England and is home to just 160 people, but attracts many thousands of visitors every year.

As the nearest coast to London, the Suffolk Coast is an area of outstanding natural beauty, famed for its food and produce, it is a popular destination for holidaymakers.

Brighton is the quintessential English seaside town, located about an hour south of London.

Stunning scenery and amazing history come together in the North York Moors National Park, the perfect destination for an unforgettable break.

Known affectionately as ‘The Lakes’ or ‘Lakeland’, Cumbria’s Lake District is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the UK.

Designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the 100-mile long Northumberland Coast provides an unforgettable experience.

The Jurassic Coast stretches along 95 miles of coastline from Exmouth in East Devon to Old Harry Rocks in Studland Bay in Dorset.

Granted National Park status in 2005, the New Forest covers approximately 220 square miles of Hampshire and southern Wiltshire.

Sail across the English Channel with ease on a short crossing between Dunkirk and Dover.

Our Calais to Dover route is the shortest crossing we provide and is the perfect way to cross the Channel to the UK.

Our crossing between Amsterdam and Newcastle boasts daily departures, providing convenience and flexibility, whatever your plans.

Crossing the Channel from Dieppe to Newhaven provides you with the ideal gateway to the UK.