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Welcome to Eastons Holidays

For over 70 years, Eastons has been taking people across the UK and Europe to the places they’ve always wanted to see - and the places they never expected to love. We’re proud to be Norfolk’s leading coach holiday company, known for our friendly service, expertly planned itineraries, and coach holidays, day trips and European tours that feel effortlessly enjoyable from the moment you step on board.
Whether you're travelling with friends, family or as a couple, you can relax knowing everything has been taken care of. Just sit back, get comfortable, and let us show you what travelling with Eastons Holidays has to offer.

Why Eastons for your next holiday?

Over 70 years of trusted travel experience
Family-run business with a personal touch
Award-winning customer service
Modern, comfortable fleet
Convenient local pick-up points
Carefully planned holidays, tours and day trips
Proactive coach maintenance and inspection policy
Safety-first approach on every journey
Friendly, experienced drivers
CoachMarque approved operator
Private hire for groups, schools and businesses

All Excursions Included

All excursions included in the cost of your holiday

Low Deposits

£50 UK & £70 Europe, Ireland & Isle of Mann

Included Taxi Collection

on selected tours within our pick up area

No Interchanges

No feeders or coach interchanges

Financial Security

Complete ABTOT financial protection

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The Great Stink with Buffet Lunch

Tuesday 07 Jul 2026

Always on the telly, on many people's lists of places to see but rarely open and notoriously difficult to get to is the Sir Joseph Bazalgette's Cathedral of Sewage housing the Crossness Engines. This is one of the quirkiest visits in London that we have ever had on sale. A welcome hot drink and buffet lunch will be served on arrival. Enjoy a guided tour from the guides - telling the story of spending a penny in London from Roman times to the coming of the Victorian sewers. We go out onto the riverside, discover the reservoir that once held 25 million gallons of waste, walk through a sewer, explore the quirky exhibition, and take a tour of the incredible Cathedral of Sewage to see the largest beam engines in the world. You will be able to download a free app on your smart phones and use your own earphones to listen to our tour guide's entertaining live commentary if you want.Before heading home, we enjoy a cuppa and a Q & A session with the guides.Adult: £86 ~ Senior £85 ~ Child: £82

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Leeds Castle

Tuesday 07 Jul 2026

Join us on a wonderful day out to Leeds Castle, one of Britain’s most celebrated historic attractions.With a history stretching back almost 1,000 years, the castle has served many roles — from a Norman stronghold to the private residence of six medieval queens, and later a royal palace for Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon. Over the centuries it evolved into a Jacobean country house, a Georgian mansion, and an elegant 20th-century retreat for the rich and famous. Today, Leeds Castle is among the most visited historic buildings in the UK, set within beautiful parkland and gardens. Standard admission is included, allowing you to enjoy a self-guided visit of the castle and its beautiful gardens at your own pace. Take time to explore the richly furnished rooms, stroll the landscaped grounds, and soak up the atmosphere of this truly iconic destination.Adult: £55 ~ Senior £54 ~ Child: £50

from £55.00

The Devil Wears Prada

Wednesday 08 Jul 2026

Fresh out of college, aspiring journalist Andy scores a job at the prestigious Runway magazine working for fashion's most powerful and terrifying icon - editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly. Sacrificing her personal life to meet Miranda's impossible demands, Andy finds herself seduced by the glamorous world she once despised. How far will she go to succeed...and will it be worth selling her soul to get what she’s always wanted? Ready, set, strut! Elton John’s musical The Devil Wears Prada, based on the blockbuster film and bestselling novel, is click-clacking down the runway and straight into London's Dominion Theatre in October 2024.The Devil Wears Prada Musical West End tickets are available now and are bound to sell out faster than a Dolce and Gabbana cashmere sweater! Book your The Devil Wears Prada Musical tickets now! Venue: Dominion Theatre, Tottenham Court Road Start Time: 1430 Running Time: TBC Seating Information: Stalls | Rows P, R & S Adult: £88 ~ Senior £88 ~ Child: £88

from £88.00

Coventry at Leisure

Wednesday 08 Jul 2026

Coventry is a city in central England. It’s known for the medieval Coventry Cathedral, which was left in ruins after a WWII bombing. A 20th-century replacement, with abstract stained glass, stands beside it. The collection at the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum includes paintings of local heroine Lady Godiva. We will drop you near to the Cathedral and the city is a very short walk away where you could visit these attractions or spend the day at your leisure. Adult: £31 ~ Senior £30 ~ Child: £27

from £31.00

Coventry Transport Museum

Wednesday 08 Jul 2026

Enjoy a relaxing and hassle-free day out with a comfortable coach journey to the Coventry Transport Museum—renowned as home to the world’s largest collection of British road transport. Inside the museum, you’ll discover an extraordinary showcase of innovation and design, featuring everything from record-breaking land speed vehicles to beautifully preserved classic cars, bicycles, and motorcycles. Interactive exhibits and immersive displays bring the story of Britain’s motoring heritage vividly to life, making it an engaging experience for visitors of all ages. After your museum visit, you’ll have free time to enjoy the vibrant city of Coventry. Stroll through its shopping areas, relax in a café, or choose from a variety of restaurants for lunch. You might also take the opportunity to explore nearby attractions, soak up the atmosphere, or simply enjoy a leisurely wander at your own pace. Blending culture, comfort, and convenience, this coach trip offers the perfect way to experience a memorable day out without the stress of planning—just sit back, explore, and enjoy.Adult: £44 ~ Senior £43 ~ Child: £40

from £44.00

London at Leisure - Tottenham Court Road

Wednesday 08 Jul 2026

Travel to the heart of London in comfort, dropping off conveniently at Tottenham Court Road near the iconic Dominion Theatre. From there, you’ll be perfectly placed to explore some of the city’s top attractions, including China Town, Leicester Square, the shops of Oxford Street, the world-famous The British Museum, and the vibrant atmosphere of Covent Garden — all within easy reach for a fantastic day out in the capital. Whether you're a first-time visitor or just looking for a stress-free day out in London, this coach trip is the perfect way to experience the city without the hassle of driving or navigating public transport.Set Down Point: Great Russell Street, next to the Dominion Theatre Adult: £32 ~ Senior £31 ~ Child: £28

from £32.00

Herne Bay & Whitstable

Thursday 09 Jul 2026

We travel by coach to Herne Bay, a classic seaside resort with over two miles of beautiful seafront to explore. Take a gentle stroll along the promenade, relax on the beach, or enjoy the traditional charm of the pier, gardens, and coastal views. There’s plenty of time to soak up the fresh sea air, watch the waves roll in, or stop for refreshments at one of the welcoming cafés along the way. We then move on to the charming seaside town of Whitstable, renowned for its picturesque harbour, colourful beach huts, and laid-back atmosphere. Spend time discovering the town’s unique character, browse independent shops, enjoy the coastal scenery, or sample some of the area’s famous seafood as you explore this much-loved coastal gem.Adult: £42 ~ Senior £41 ~ Child: £38

from £42.00

Highgate Cemetery with Fish & Chip Lunch

Highgate Cemetery with Lunch

Thursday 09 Jul 2026

When London's churchyards filled up, just as a young Queen Victoria came to the throne, a scheme was launched to build The Magnificent Seven - huge, modern cemeteries in a ring around the City. As soon as it opened in 1839 Highgate Cemetery in the Northern hills became THE place to be buried if you were rich or famous. Highgate would become one of the greatest cemeteries in the world full of eccentric funerary architecture. In the heart of the grounds the Egyptian Avenue leads to the Circle of Lebanon created by earth being excavated around an ancient Cedar of Lebanon. The cemetery fell into ruin for many years until in the 1970s The Friends of Highgate Cemetery was formed to buy the freehold - the tours are run to raise money to look after it. Nature has gradually taken over and this remarkable site is now also an important wild-life reserve. Come and enjoy a two course fish & chip lunch with coffee before meeting London's famous dead in this Victorian Valhalla. You'll be taken on a guided tour of the grand Victorian funerary architecture and notable graves in the West Cemetery and have free time to explore the East Cemetery where you'll find other notable graves including Karl Marx. Please note there are two flights of stairs on the normal route. If you have access requirements, please let us know in advance. Although it is not steep, we feel that anyone with mobility issues should be advised.

from £74.00

The Tornado at Nene Valley Railway & Stamford

Friday 10 Jul 2026

Step back in time and experience the golden age of rail travel with a memorable journey on the Nene Valley Railway—one of the UK’s leading international steam and diesel attractions. Departing from the beautifully preserved Wansford Station, this heritage railway winds its way through the scenic Nene Valley, calling at charming stops including Overton (for Ferry Meadows), Orton Mere, Yarwell Junction, and Peterborough. Lovingly maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers, the railway offers more than just a ride—it’s a living, breathing piece of history. Feel the power and nostalgia of a traditional steam engine, discover fascinating stories from Britain’s railway past, and soak up the tranquil countryside views along the route. A true highlight of the experience is the chance to travel behind Tornado, a modern legend of steam. Built in the 21st century and the first main line steam locomotive constructed in the UK since 1960, Tornado captured national attention when it first steamed in 2008. Since then, it has gone on to haul Royal Trains, star in films such as Paddington 2, and feature on popular television shows including Top Gear. Renowned for its performance, Tornado even reached an impressive 100mph during a 2017 test run—making it the fastest steam locomotive in the UK since the 1960s. After your rail adventure, the experience continues with free time in the charming Georgian town of Stamford. Frequently described as one of England’s finest stone towns, Stamford is the perfect place to unwind and explore at your own pace. Wander its quaint streets lined with independent boutiques, enjoy a relaxed lunch in a cosy café, or take in the town’s historic architecture and riverside views.Adult: £59 ~ Senior £58 ~ Child: £55

from £59.00

Kew Gardens

Saturday 11 Jul 2026

Located in 300 acres of beautiful landscape Kew Gardens sits beside the river Thames between Richmond and Kew in south-west London. The Gardens are a World Heritage Site with six magnificent glasshouses, and are home to a remarkable collection of plants from all over the world including over 14,000 trees. Kew Gardens is a wonderful day out for all. If you haven't been to Kew before, don't miss the 19th-century Palm House, the tropical atmosphere of the Princess of Wales Conservatory, a walk to the iconic pagoda, and a climb up for a birds-eye view at the new Xstrata Treetop Walkway. Beautiful as the 17th century Dutch-gabled country house along the River Thames is, it could hardly be called palatial, particularly by royal standards, and yet it is one of London's most notable historic royal palaces. No small feat considering Kew Palace, which is set within the grounds of the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew. Kew Palace earned its place in history by being exactly the opposite - retiring, modest and comfortable. In other words, it was the perfect royal retreat. Most famously, it served as just that for the prodigious family of King George III. First opened to the public by Queen Victoria in 1899, the palace was closed from 1996 to 2006 while undergoing £6.6 million of careful restoration and conservation. The money and effort have transformed Kew Palace from "a gaudy 1960s interpretation of the Georgian era" into a historically accurate study of the daily life and everyday domesticities of the palace and the royals who lived within it. The Hive is a unique structure, inspired by scientific research into the health of bees. Designed by UK based artist Wolfgang Buttress, it was originally created as the centrepiece of the UK Pavilion at the 2015 Milan Expo. The installation is made from thousands of pieces of aluminium which create a lattice effect and is fitted with hundreds of LED lights that glow and fade as a unique soundtrack hums and buzzes around you. These multi-sensory elements of the Hive are in fact responding to the real-time activity of bees in a beehive behind the scenes at Kew. The sound and light intensity within the space changes as the energy levels in the real beehive surge, giving visitors an insight into life inside a bee colony. Adult: £57 ~ Senior £57 ~ Child: £52

from £57.00

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Consisting of over twenty main dales, all of which vary in character and atmosphere, its breath-taking scenery is why people return year after year.

We have included some real Yorkshire gems on this tour including a guided tour of Ripon Cathedral, and a visit to the jewel in Yorkshire’s crown – Harewood House.

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Looe and the Cornish Coast

Come along with us to discover the beautiful fishing port of Looe, a fantastic year-round holiday destination. This lovely Cornish town and excellent holiday destination is bursting with coastal charm and is popular for its reputable seafood scene, spectacular walks and beautiful beaches, Looe is one of Cornwall's south coast gems that is just waiting to be explored.

The county of Cornwall is famous for its seafaring history, spectacular beaches, dramatic coastlines, and captivating fishing harbours. Our base for this relaxing holiday is the popular seaside town of Looe, divided into East and West by a seven arched bridge that spans a tidal river. Here you can explore the maze-like streets with their interesting mix of traditional craft shops, bars and restaurants with many buildings dating from the 16th and 17th centuries. We also visit some of Cornwalls best gems with visits to the smugglers haunts of Mevagissey, Bodmin & Tintagel.

New for 2026, we include entry into Bodmin Jail. There are plenty of dark secrets, mysteries and haunting tales locked away within Bodmin Jail’s formidable walls. Clutching onto the fringes of Bodmin Moor, this former prison was one of the first in the UK with individual cells, and we have the chance to find out more about its grimy history. We also discover more about the punishments and type of inmates, including smugglers, highwaymen, wreckers and more. If you are brave enough you can even visit the condemned cell and the original hanging pit.

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With over seven decades of experience and thousands of happy travellers every year, we’re proud to be the region’s most trusted name in coach travel. Our friendly team, professional drivers, and high-quality fleet ensure your comfort, safety, and exceptional service from start to finish.

Eastons began in 1954 with a simple promise: to make coach travel enjoyable, comfortable and stress-free. Today, that promise still guides everything we do. We’re still family run. Still rooted in Norfolk. Still committed to delivering great value holidays that feel personal, friendly and expertly put together. And with decades of experience behind every journey, you can trust us to make your next holiday one to remember.

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