Day Trips

Our Day Trips are back up and running for 2024 - check out the website for further details or call into the office for a copy of the trips. New trips are updated monthly throughout the year. Our trips depart from the Garage here in Biddulph, however we have a few limited pick ups in Congleton, these can be confirmed when booking with the office. We have ample Car Parking Space at the Garage.   Gift Vouchers are available from the office and start at £10.

A Victorian favourite Llandudno has kept much of its charm that made it so popular, so step back in time and if you haven't been already or you missed something last time why not head to Llandudno for their annual Victorian Festival. The streets are taken over by vintage attractions, entertainment and a Victorian Fun-Fair. Please note the earlier departure for this one leaving the garage at 8:30am.  

Buxton nestled in the centre of the Peak District has stunning ornamental gardens and world-famous Georgian and Victorian architecture providing an impressive backdrop to the home of Buxton Water. Departing Buxton at 1:30pm our journey takes us to dock and get on board the Judith Mary, a family run 72ft long canal boat with a 2 hour cruise on the Upper Peak Forest Canal. Whilst on board you will enjoy afternoon tea which includes a platter of sandwiches, scones and Tea or Coffee.    

Ever popular, our monthly visit to the award winning Bury Market is on its way today. Grab a bargain and a nice cuppa and something to eat while you are there.

A historical town in Lincolnshire Spaldings Flower Parade will start at the Castle Sports Ground on Pinchbeck Road. It has dozens of floats, vehicles and trailers decorated with flowers, along with bands, musicians and dancers who will parade through the Town. Vintage vehicles can be viewed at the sports ground after the parade. Set your alarm clocks, departs the garage at 7:30am.

Situated on the banks of the river Wye in the Derbyshire Peak District surrounded by stunning countryside, the town offers charming tea rooms, attractive stone buildings, a quaint five arched bridge, museum and various riverside attractions. After spending a good few hours at Bakewell, we will head back at 2:30pm with a stop-off at Tissington for about a one hour visit to take in the sights and creations of the Well Dressing, the ancient custom of decorating well and springs with pictures made using natural materials.

With Roman roots, a Viking past and an imposing 13th -century Gothic Cathedral, York has plenty of attractions, eateries, shops and the famous Shambles Street that houses a mix of independent retailers offering something for everyone.

Heading to the Cotswolds our first port of call is Moreton in the Marsh, a quintessential English town with mellow Cotswold stone houses, shops and a good choice of bistros, pubs and tea-rooms.  Departing from Moreton in the Marsh at 1pm we head onto Stow in the Wold which is also a delightful market town and along with Moreton in the Marsh perhaps the best known of the Cotswold towns.        

With the North and West Shore beaches. Shops and eateries a plenty. The Great and Little Orme to explore. Stunning and beautiful views, and the longest pier in Wales, which is home to colourful arcades, funfair rides and charming shops. This Victorian seaside gem is still the best all round place for all the family to visit.

Birthplace of William Shakespeare Stratford is a town that emanates centuries of history. Whilst providing a thriving community offering a wide variety of up-to-date leisure and shopping experiences, afternoon teas to the best restaurants. Stratford caters for ever taste.

Nestled on the outskirts of the Shropshire Hills Area, with a bustling community Ludlow is known as a food and cultural Market Town. Departing Ludlow at 2:30pm we head to the Earl of Plymouth's Oakly Park Estate Farmshop, where farming, the appreciation of good food and retail come together under one roof.    

The City of Dreaming Spires, Oxford is famous for its University and its place in history. Nowadays, the city is a bustling cosmopolitan town. With its mix of ancient and modern, there is a great deal to do for one and all. Drop off in Oxford is usually by Ashmolean Museum opposite Randolf Hotel.    

If you came with us in May and have run out of black pudding or if you have never been before hop on board our June visit to the World Famous Bury Market.

World famous Ice Dancing duo Torvill and Dean are best known as English ice dancers and former British, European, Olympic, and World champions. At the Sarajevo 1984 Winter Olympics the pair won gold whilst becoming the highest-scoring figure skaters of all time for a single programme, whereby they received twelve perfect 6.0s and six 5.9s which included artistic impression scores of 6.0 from every judge, after skating to Maurice Ravel's Boléro. After a long career, we have seen them more recently on our TVs as head judges on Sunday nights Dancing on Ice. Before they retire from skating for good! We have tickets to join the skating legends that are Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean as they embark on their last ever UK tour together, Torvill & Dean: Our Last Dance. This brand new show will give audiences a unique opportunity to experience and celebrate their iconic partnership for one last time in an arena spectacular and is a tribute to their half-century legacy. We will be going to the Resorts World Arena in Birmingham with seats in Lower Block 9 Rows P-Q and will be attending the matinee performance which starts at 2:30pm. Price includes admission and coach fare.