Welcome to Eastons

We spend the morning and early part of the afternoon in Stamford, where you are free to explore the interesting town centre and obtain lunch. This afternoon we head to Rutland Water Park for a 45 minute cruise around this stunning water resevoir before free time for you to wander the shores and explore the surrounding area. While on-board you will also be served a delicious cream tea.Adult: £52 ~ Senior £51 ~ Child: £48

Discover the timeless charm of Canterbury, a city steeped in history and beauty. No visit is complete without exploring the magnificent Canterbury Cathedral — the heart of this historic gem. Stroll along the ancient city walls for stunning views, or take a break with some shopping and dining on the lively High Street.Adult: £39 ~ Senior £38 ~ Child: £35

Framlingham Castle has passed through many hands and seen numerous architectural modifications during its long history. Built in the 12th century by Roger Bigod, Earl of Norfolk, it was home to the Dukes of Norfolk for over 400 years. Surrounded by parkland and a picturesque lake, Framlingham Castle was once a stronghold of the powerful earls and dukes of Norfolk. Muster your courage to conquer the spectacular wall walk to admire stunning views over the town and countryside, and uncover stories of ambitious barons, a Tudor queen and Georgian poorhouse children as you explore centuries of history in the interactive exhibition. Before our visit, we head to Snape Maltings for some free time. Adult: £41 ~ Senior £40 ~ Child: £37

Sit back, relax, and let the journey unfold as we whisk you away to a surprise destination. Your day will include a visit to a mystery location with some free time to explore at your own pace. To make the day even more enjoyable, a delicious two-course lunch is also included. All you need to do is bring your curiosity, enjoy the ride, and let the mystery begin!Adult: £53 ~ Senior £52 ~ Child: £49

Escape to the Oxfordshire countryside and enjoy some of the top UK designer names at heavily discounted prices. Outlet shops include Fred Perry, Dior, Cath Kidston, Armani, DKNY and Pandora. There are also a variety of restaraunts and bars to relax in. Adult: £37 ~ Senior £36 ~ Child: £33

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

Spend a perfect day in the historic riverside town of Ware, where great food and tranquil cruising come together for a truly memorable experience. Your day begins with a delicious two-course lunch at a welcoming local pub set right on the banks of the river. Relax, unwind, and soak up the charming atmosphere as you enjoy freshly prepared dishes in this picturesque setting. After lunch, your boat will arrive to meet you directly at the pub, ready to whisk you away for a leisurely three-hour afternoon cruise along the beautiful River Lee. As you glide along the water, you’ll pass the famous Ware gazebos — unique riverside structures that overhang the river’s edge and offer a glimpse into the town’s rich history. You’ll then cruise through the contrasting town centre before leaving the bustle behind and entering the peaceful surroundings of the stunning Amwell Nature Reserve in the Lee Valley.The cruise lasts three hours and you will experience the crew expertly take you through fully working locks for a truly unique experience.Lunch Menu: Please ensure you inform us of your meal options and any dietary requirements.Mains:Hunters Chicken with chips, onion rings, peas and a dressed salad.Hand Battered Fish & Chips with peas and tartare sauce.Sausage & Mash with braised red cabbage, beef gravy and red onion chutney (Vegetarian sausage & mash available.Mushroom, Caramelised Onion & Truffle Raviolo with chilli & tomato sauce, olives, spinach, roasted red onion & peppers.Dessert:Crumble of the Day with Custard (vegan option available)Chocolate Brownie and Biscoff Ice CreamSticky Toffee Pudding with Custard (dairy free available)Vanilla Ice Cream (non-dairy available) Adult: £78 ~ Senior £77 ~ Child: £74

We meet our Blue Badge Guide in Long Melford at 10.30am for morning refreshments before our coach tour of beautiful rolling East Anglian landscapes dotted with quintessentially English thatched villages and the great cloth towns of mediaeval Suffolk including Clare and Cavendish - each as pretty as a picture postcard.Back to Long Melford for a two-course lunch.  After lunch stretch your legs with a little free time to explore the long high street of this engaging Suffolk village. Long Melford has one of the richest of the East Anglia wool churches - there’s time to take a look.To round off a great day out we visit Lavenham. Looming above the horizon the tower of St Peter and St Paul heralds our arrival in this immaculately kept town of crooked and timbered weavers’ cottages.Lunch Menu:Mains:Beef Lasagne - served with garlic ciabatta & saladSausage & Mash - Served with onion gravyMacaroni Cheese - Served with garlic ciabatta & saladDessert:A Trio of Desserts - to include chocolate brownie, cheesecake and ice creamTeas/coffees will be served after the meal. Adult: £68 ~ Senior £67 ~ Child: £64

Waddesdon Manor was built by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild in 1874 to display his outstanding collection of art treasures and to entertain the fashionable world.  The 45 rooms on view combine the highest quality French furniture and decorative arts from the 18th century with superb English portraits and Dutch Old Masters.  The Victorian garden is considered one of the finest in Britain with its parterre, seasonal displays, fountains and statuary. At its heart lies the aviary, stocked with species once part of Baron Ferdinand's collection.Adult: £60 ~ Senior £59 ~ Child: £48National Trust members can take advantage of our travel only price from £37 per person. Please call our bookings team to book travel only and ensure you take your membership card on the day.

Enjoy a delightful summer day exploring two of Suffolk’s most charming coastal spots, beginning in the historic village of Dunwich. Once a thriving medieval port, today Dunwich offers a peaceful seaside atmosphere and fascinating history. During our visit, we’ll enjoy a traditional two-course fish and chip lunch, the perfect treat by the coast. Afterwards, we continue to the ever-popular seaside town of Southwold, famous for its colourful beach huts, welcoming promenade, and classic Suffolk charm. Here you’ll have free time to explore at your own pace—take a stroll along the pier, browse the independent shops, or simply relax and enjoy the refreshing sea air.Adult: £47 ~ Senior £46 ~ Child: £43