Carols Travel is a first class outfit nothing is too much trouble. Carol gives a fantastic hostess…read moreservice and you can have complete trust in the ability of Mark the coach driver. Would highly recommend you try one of the tours which sends a taxi to collect and return you to home. Mark and Carol are at your side to support and look after you 24/7

From the owner: Uk and European coach tour holidays. Wheelchair and buggy…read morefriendly, No single supplements, onboard hostess service, local or door to door pick ups.

I have just returned from a holiday organised by Just Go Holidays using your company. I went on the…read moretour to Lake Garda & Verona. It was a wonderful holiday with perfect scenery but above all it was made especially good by our two superb drivers Tony & Barrie. They completely made the holiday with there knowledge and experience and their friendly banter all the way through. They made us feel as if we were part of a big happy family. Please convey my sincere thanks to Tony & Barrie for a wonderful holiday. Hopefully I will encounter them on a future holiday. Regards Ken Gale

From the owner: Johnson Bros Tours is a family run business offering luxury coach hire to executive standards based…read morein the East Midlands . We make coach hire affordable without compromising on quality, comfort or luxury. With over 60 years experience in the transport industry we can offer transport solutions to suit your needs and budget. Based in the East Midlands our fleet ranges from 16 seaters to 83 seaters. Our luxury coaches are among the best available for hire in the UK. We also operate wheelchair accessible coaches. All our drivers are fully licensed, trained and vetted plus our vehicles go through regular vigorous safety inspections and servicing so that our customers safety and satisfaction always comes first. We thrive to deliver a first class service and affordable prices in first class coaches. We cater for all outings including UK & Continental Tours, Day Trips, & school outings

We did the afternoon AVG tour on 9/9 and really enjoyed the 2 hour walk. Mike led our group. He was…read moreknowledgeable and comfortable in his role. He had a passion for the rich history of York and explained the complexities well. The tour was worth our time investment and we appreciated the volunteers who dedicate themselves to this effort!

A walking tour of York is a must and based on our experienced there is no reason at all not to…read moreselected the AVG tour since it is free. We came to understand the volunteer guides are almost entirely retirees who are very proud of their hometown and want to make sure visitors have a great tour. Although our tour occurred on a very rainy day, we still had a great time and it was very interesting at every turn. This tour covers all the high points in York and is highly recommended. Our guide was Judy. She was extremely personable and knowledgeable. She even offered to extend the tour as she was headed to the guildhall.

Expensive for what it is. Staff are helpful but the place struggles to justify its priceread more

The Heights of Abraham are the most famous tourist attraction in the very touristy spa-town of…read moreMatlock. Many a family comes from the surrounding cities of Manchester, Derby and Sheffield to spend the day exploring Matlock, and few can resist the CABLE CAR RIDE up to the attraction of The Heights of Abraham. To travel on the cable cars and enter The Heights of Abraham, one has to part with a steep ten pounds. The cable car journey itself is great fun, and if you haven't done it before, has novelty value, but if I'm honest, it's the best thing about the entire place, and it only goes downhill (no pun intended) from there. At the top you will find a shop selling memorabilia but as you can imagine this is largely tat, and much of it bears no relation whatsoever to the area or the place. You will also find a greasy canteen style café selling tea and coffee, baguettes, cakes, hot dogs, soups and jacket potatoes. The food is nice, but very overpriced, so expect to be stung yet again. There's also a restaurant, but its not much of restaurant as it only sells burgers, paninis and salads. These are nice, but also expensive, with a burger setting you back a good seven quid. Your ticket also includes the chance to explore two old disused mines which are pretty interesting and definitely worth seeing, though half an hour is enough time to cover both of these. There's also a rock museum, the boredom induced by which speaks for itself. On the whole it's a close call as to whether its worth it. Perhaps one should go once if in the area. The cable cars are good, and cost some millions to make, but its very expensive to go and once you're there. Basically yelpers, I'm leaving it up to you.