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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.

Welcome to Eastons Holidays

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

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Bletchley Park
Bletchley Park
Friday 17 Jul 2026
Home of the enigma Code Breaker from WWII and Churchill Memorobilia. Seeing one of the Enigma Machines, including the rare 'Abwehr G312', is undoubtedly a highlight of a busy day out at Bletchley Park, but there is much more than machines in a visit to the historic site. Check out the tales of spies and strategic deception. Have a look through the ornate Victorian Mansion that was headquarters to intelligence staff during the War. Whilst you explore Bletchley Park and discover its story at your leisure enjoying the Multimedia Guide, you can also see a wealth of other fascinating galleries and exhibits within the WW2 Codebreaking Huts and Blocks. BLOCK B EXHIBITIONS INCLUDE: Hitler's "Unbreakable" Cipher Machine: Gallery dedicated to telling the story of the breaking of the Lorenz cipher. The world's only fully-operational Bombe rebuild - the electro-mechanical device used to mechanise the process of breaking Enigma The Life and Works of Alan Turing gallery The largest and most comprehensive public display of Enigma machines in the world A Home Front exhibition - How people lived in WW2  The Japanese Challenge: Breaking the Japanese Codes  Bletchley Park Timeline - How the work of Bletchley Park influenced key WW2 events From Intercept to Action - the Codebreaking process explained HUT 8, GERMAN NAVAL CODEBREAKING HUT, EXHIBITIONS INCLUDE: The Office of Alan Turing, Head of Hut 8 Royal Pigeon Racing Association exhibition, explaining the use of pigeons in WW2 THE MANSION EXHIBITIONS INCLUDE: The Office of Alastair Denniston, Head of the Government Code and Cypher School, and the room where the US Special Relationship was born. The Library, atmospherically dressed as it would have looked during WW2 as Naval Intelligence office. Wartime Garages, complete with WW2 vehicles. HUT 11 Wartime Hut that housed the Turing-Welchman Bombe machines - now newly restored and refurbished with an atmospheric exhibition giving a voice to the women who worked the machines in the Hut they dubbed the "Hell-Hole". Click here to view on map Adult: £56 ~ Senior £55 ~ Child: £52

from £56.00

Aldeburgh & Dunwich with Fish & Chip Lunch
Aldeburgh & Dunwich with Fish & Chip Lunch
Friday 17 Jul 2026
Enjoy a scenic coach trip starting in Dunwich, where you can savour classic seaside fish & chips in a peaceful coastal setting. After lunch, we continue to the charming town of Aldeburgh for a relaxing afternoon, with time to stroll along the beach, browse independent shops, or simply take in the fresh sea air—perfect for a traditional and enjoyable day by the coast.Adult: £47 ~ Senior £46 ~ Child: £43

from £47.00

ABBA Voyage
ABBA Voyage
Saturday 18 Jul 2026
ABBA Voyage is the long-awaited concert from one of the biggest pop acts of all time featuring a setlist of ABBA’s biggest, most popular hits – each handpicked with great care by the band.Agnetha, Björn, Benny and Anni-Frid have created the kind of concert they always wanted, performing for their fans at their very best: as digital versions of themselves backed by today’s finest musicians. Blurring the lines between the physical and digital, see the magic of ABBA brought to life using the latest in motion capture technology. It’s the greatest ABBA performance the world has never seen. Until now… The ABBA Arena is built around ABBA's timeless music and never-before-seen concert, so you can have the time of your life. Located at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London, the arena is purpose-built for ABBA’s never before-seen concert.

from £120.00

Warner Bros. Studios: The Making of Harry Potter
Warner Bros. Studio - The Making of Harry Potter
Saturday 18 Jul 2026
Join us for a truly magical day out as we travel to Warner Bros. Studio Tour London, home to the Harry Potter™ film series — one of the most successful movie franchises of all time. This extraordinary experience takes you behind the scenes to discover the artistry, technology, and creativity that brought J.K. Rowling’s wizarding world to life. Your self-guided walking tour reveals authentic sets, costumes, and props used throughout the eight Harry Potter™ films. Learn the secrets of the special effects and animatronics that made the magic feel so real, and see for yourself how the filmmakers turned imagination into movie history. Highlights of the Studio Tour include: Step inside the Great Hall, where countless unforgettable scenes were filmed. Explore Dumbledore’s office, filled with magical instruments and mysterious artefacts. Wander down Diagon Alley, featuring shopfronts such as Ollivanders wand shop, Flourish & Blotts, Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes, Gringotts Wizarding Bank, and Eeylops Owl Emporium. See iconic props from the films, including Harry’s Nimbus 2000 and Hagrid’s motorbike. Discover the movie magic behind green screen effects, animatronics, and life-sized models. Revisit beloved sets like the Gryffindor common room, the boys’ dormitory, Hagrid’s hut, the Potions classroom, and Professor Umbridge’s office at the Ministry of Magic. Step into Professor Sprout’s Greenhouse, a fan-favourite set opened to visitors in 2022. Built by the original filmmakers, this Herbology classroom is filled with exotic magical plants — and guests can even try their hand at pulling out a potted Mandrake in a fun, interactive display! From the first step into the Great Hall to your final stroll along Platform 9¾, this is a day filled with wonder, nostalgia, and unforgettable moments. Whether you’re a devoted fan or simply love great storytelling, the Warner Bros. Studio Tour promises a spellbinding experience for everyone.   Admission Time: 13:30 Adult: £90 ~ Senior £89 ~ Child: £79

from £90.00

City of York
City of York
Saturday 18 Jul 2026
Step into the historic city of York, a destination brimming with ancient history, stunning architecture, and lively charm. Famous for its iconic York Minster, quaint cobbled streets, and a wealth of attractions, the city offers something for every visitor. Explore vibrant cafés, enjoy world-class street entertainment, or simply relax by the river and watch the world go by. With its perfect mix of culture, history, and leisure, York promises a memorable and enchanting experience for all.Adult: £40 ~ Senior £39 ~ Child: £36

from £40.00

Black Shuck Distillery with Light Lunch
Black Shuck Distillery Tour with Light Lunch
Monday 20 Jul 2026
Step aboard for a fascinating local coach trip to the award-winning Black Shuck Distillery, a family-run distillery where Norfolk folklore meets artisan craft.Established in 2012, the distillery draws its name and inspiration from the legendary Black Shuck—a ghostly black dog said to roam the Norfolk countryside, with tales dating back to the 16th century. Guests can explore the stories behind this iconic legend, learn how the distillery began as a small family enterprise, and see how it has grown into an award-winning brand producing Gins, Rums, Vodkas, Liqueurs, and Schnapps. On your visit, meet the makers, tour the distillery, and sample their exceptional spirits, while enjoying cocktail demonstrations and the chance to try barrel thieving. A mini ploughman’s platter with a complimentary drink completes the experience, and you’ll have the opportunity to purchase limited-edition bottles or enjoy discounted shopping in the visitor barn.This trip is more than a tasting—it’s a journey into local history, family heritage, and the stories that make Black Shuck a truly unique Norfolk destination.Adult: £45 ~ Senior £44 ~ Child: £NANot suitable for under 18's.

from £45.00

Elton Hall & Peterborough
Elton Hall & Peterborough
Monday 20 Jul 2026
Enjoy a delightful day out combining a vibrant city visit with the charm of one of England’s most captivating historic homes. Our journey begins with free time in the historic city of Peterborough. Explore the city centre at your own pace—browse the shops, relax in a café, or take the opportunity to visit the magnificent Peterborough Cathedral, one of the finest Norman cathedrals in England. In the afternoon we travel a short distance into the Cambridgeshire countryside to visit the remarkable Elton Hall for a guided tour of the house and self guided stroll around the gardens. This extraordinary and romantic part-Gothic house has been home to the Proby family since 1660 and remains one of England’s most fascinating private historic houses. Over the centuries it has evolved into a wonderful blend of architectural styles, reflecting the tastes and interests of successive generations. Inside, every room reveals remarkable treasures. Visitors can admire magnificent furniture and an impressive collection of fine paintings, ranging from early 15th-century Old Masters to outstanding 19th-century works by celebrated artists such as Lawrence Alma‑Tadema and John Everett Millais. The house also features a superb collection of porcelain and books, including the library—one of the largest in private ownership—which holds rare volumes such as the prayer book of Henry VIII. The beautifully restored gardens are equally enchanting. Carefully revitalised over the past forty years, they now flourish with mature hedging, elegant topiary, colourful herbaceous borders, a tranquil sunken lily pond, and a delightful orangery garden. Their beauty was recognised with the prestigious Historic Houses Judges’ Choice Garden of the Year award in 2021.Adult: £46 ~ Senior £45 ~ Child: £42

from £46.00

Felixstowe
Felixstowe
Tuesday 21 Jul 2026
Enjoy a summers day out by the coast in the lovely town of Felixstowe. Felixstowe has lots of things to do for all ages and interests. Experience traditional seaside amusements, a stroll along the promenade, rich flora and fauna at nature reserves and gardens, plus a wealth of historical heritage.Adult: £24 ~ Senior £23 ~ Child: £20

from £24.00

Althorp House
Althorp House
Tuesday 21 Jul 2026
Charles, Ninth Earl Spencer has been in charge for 31 of the House’s 500-year history but has striven in that time to make a positive difference, by taking an uncompromising approach to the continuing wellbeing of Althorp. Showcasing one of Europe’s finest private collections of furniture, paintings and ceramics, each intriguing room of this magnificent family home has a fascinating story of its own. Visitor access now includes the state rooms, state bedrooms, and breathtaking picture gallery, as well as the opportunity to view the ‘Temple’ overlooking the island in the Round Oval - the final resting place of Diana.If you are a member of Historic House, you can pay a travel only price of £32. Please call our travel office to book a travel only ticket and ensure you take your membership card on the day. Adult: £59 ~ Senior £55 ~ Child: £48

from £59.00

Cruising the River Trent with Lunch
Cruising the River Trent & Lunch
Tuesday 21 Jul 2026
Enjoy a relaxing 3hr cruise aboard the Nottingham Princess sailing from the River Lodge moorings near Colwick Country Park. You will travel under The Lady Bay Bridge, past The City Ground, The County Ground, Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, under Trent Bridge, past County Hall, The Victoria War Memorial, along Victoria Embankment and under Wilford Suspension Bridge and Wilford Toll Bridge before turning at the stunning Wilford Church and then travelling downstream past Nottingham Sailing Club, Holme Pierrepont Watersports Centre before turning back. A 2 course roast lunch is also included and will be served on board during the 3 hour sailing. Please ensure you inform us of any dietary requirements at the time of booking.Click this link for more information on the Nottingham Princess and the route she takes. Adult: £62 ~ Senior £61 ~ Child £58

from £62.00

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Featured Holidays

Auckland Castle, Historic Beamish & Raby Castle
Auckland Castle, Historic Beamish & Raby Castle

Join us as we head to Durham for this heritage and history tour.  Stay right in the centre of this quintessential Northeast city full of history and charm, shop, dine and explore the cobbled streets of the city that boasts several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Durham Cathedral, castle and the university are all just a short walk from the hotel.

We also include visits to the Land of Prince Bishops – Auckland Castle, as well as Raby Castle and a full day at Beamish Living History Museum.

Yorkshire Contrasts- Harewood House & The Ripon Hornblower
Yorkshire Contrasts- Harewood House & The Ripon Hornblower

The Yorkshire Dales is an area of great natural beauty and a wonderful place to visit on a coach holiday. This area was designated as a national park in 1954 because of its beautiful rolling countryside, amazing wildlife and cultural heritage.

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.

Looe and the Cornish Coast
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.

Norfolk's Leading Coach Holiday Company

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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