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Holidays in Cornwall 2023

It’s never too early to think about planning your next holiday and with winter well and truly on its way, we're all in need of a little inspiration! If you're looking for a holiday destination that offers a bit of everything, then Cornwall should be right at the top of your list. 

Voted as the UK’s favourite holiday destination by the British Travel Awards for four years running, this beautiful county full of breathtaking coastline, achingly beautiful scenery, and a huge dollop of myth and legend really does tick all the boxes.

So, what is Cornwall?

Ah...what a question! In a nutshell, Cornwall is miles of sweeping bays with blankets of sandy beaches, cool azure waters and excellent surf. 

It is secret hidden coves under rugged and romantic clifftops; it is acres of impossibly romantic brooding moorland and it is a seemingly never-ending coastal path to discover. 

It is pretty fishing villages with working harbours and it is magical open-air theatres studded into cliffs and romantic castle-topped islands that you can only walk to at low tide. 

It is historic houses, glorious gardens and unspoilt National Trust villages.

It is famous for botanical attractions, animal-filled wildlife parks and fantastic family days out. 

It is friendly, welcoming and most importantly, it is waiting for you and your favourite people to make it your next holiday escape.

So how do we choose a destination for you that encompasses everything that is Cornwall? There are so many excellent places to choose from, we'd be cheating you if we picked just a few. With that in mind, rather than looking at specific locations, we thought we'd look at the reasons why you might be visiting, and take it from there. 

So read on and find out which part of Cornwall has everything that you are looking for on your 2023 getaway.

If you’re all about the surfing and excellent beaches:

Top 3 places to stay:

• North Cornwall - Newquay cottages
• West Cornwall - St Ives cottages
• South Cornwall - Whitsand Bay cottages

When you put the two words Cornwall and beaches together, a few places spring to mind. 

Fistral in Newquay - probably the best-known surfing beach in the land, Watergate Bay in the same, Porthleven and Praa Sands near Helston, Porthmeor in St Ives, Sennen Cove near Land's End, Gwithian near Hayle and Perranporth in… well, Perranporth - all top surfing spots. 

The favourites tend to be in North Cornwall due to the huge waves that come crashing in from the Atlantic but you do get a few good ones in West Cornwall and the odd place in the south if you don't mind the drive.

Don't panic if you haven't got your surfing under control though - beginners and those honing their craft have a huge selection of surf schools to choose from if they need a bit of instruction, and you can hire boards and wetsuits if you haven't got your own. 

The schools offer classes for other types of water sports too, for both adults and children. If that all sounds like too much hard work on your well-earned holiday, sit back instead on the sun-kissed sands and lazily cast an eye over the colourful boards dipping in and out of view in the distance. 

The weary vacationer looking to avoid the more popular beaches will be able to find a sprinkling of secluded beaches away from the crowds without too much effort. 

There are over 150 beaches along more than 300 miles of coastline so there is sure to be one for you, whether you are all about activity holidays or just want to lie back on the warm sands and think of Cornwall. 

Discover the secret coves along the South West Coast Path such as Housel Bay, Porthbeor, Diggary's Island Sand and Fox Cove; the best way to access them is with a walk along the coastal path - the scenery is simply breathtaking.

Five top beachy things to do in Cornwall in 2023:

• Watch the pros at the Boardmasters Festiva l in Newquay in August – live music and surfing right on the most popular beaches.
• Take the cliff-top path walk to the hidden Fox Cove - it's a long one and the descent is tricky but it's worth it ten times over.
• Discover the white sands and beautiful dark red and green serpentine rock at Kynance Cove near Mount's Bay.
• Grab a blanket and hot chocolate and gaze up at the starry skies over the majestic sea stacks at Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps.

If you’re all about the seafood and pretty fishing villages:

• North Cornwall - Rock cottages
• West Cornwall - Mousehole cottages
• South Cornwall - Polruan cottages

It’s not that they're in competition or anything, but we're having a seriously hard time choosing between the popular foodie destinations of the north, west and south. 

The north is blessed with smart little harbours such as Padstow , Rock and Port Isaac which offer hungry holidaymakers cool beachside cafés and famous seafood restaurants with a sea view. 

In the west, St Ives is a real foodie's paradise, followed swiftly by the sweet harbours of Mousehole and Porthleven , the historic Penzance and the vibrant harbour town of Falmouth with its rich maritime heritage and buzzy nightlife.

Moving along the coast up to South Cornwall , a more sedate pace of life is on offer along the Roseland and Polperro Heritage Coasts, where you'll find delightful little fishing villages and harbours nestled amongst superb beaches and gorgeous countryside. 

Head for the charming fishing ports of Polruan , Fowey and Looe which are not only blessed with excellent seafood restaurants, they are also wonderful places to explore if you are looking for a traditional touch of Cornish living.

Five top maritime things to do in Cornwall in 2023:

• Grab some top nosh at Rick Stein’s Seafood Restaurant in Padstow - fabulous food and impeccable service, this one is always a top choice.
• Treat yourself to a fruity ice cream or a mouthwatering Cornish cream tea under the cries of the seagulls at Moomaids of Zennor in St Ive s .
• Take a stroll around Charlestown  to see the  majestic tall ships used in Poldark , stopping afterwards at one of the village pubs for some hearty Cornish fare.
• Visit the famous Restaurant Nathan Outlaw in Port Isaac and discover just why it has been awarded a prestigious Michelin star .
• Christmas visitors should head along to Mousehole to see the famous Christmas lights that glitter and sparkle across the harbour every December.

If you’re all about the Cornish history and seeing the sights:

• North Cornwall - Tintagel cottages
• West Cornwall - Marazion cottages
• South Cornwall - Lostwithiel cottages

If the sights are what bring you to this part of the country, then a good place to start is the North Cornwall coast. 

Make your first stop the picturesque village and harbour of Boscastle , managed by the National Trust and steeped in history. 

Head further south where you can immerse yourself in the myth and legend of the dramatic Tintagel Castle , set high on Cornwall's rugged cliffs. Linked with the legend of King Arthur, you won't have a hard time getting little ones interested either as they discover the island garden and climb the step-free path to the medieval gateway to the castle.

Down towards the St Agnes Heritage Coast, explore the tin mine of Wheal Coates , perched atop heather-filled cliffs high above the Atlantic Ocean. The mining and maritime heritage in this area is fascinating - to see more, carry on to Penzance and Marazion, where the southern gems of St Michael's Mount and the Minack Theatre await.

For a change of scenery, head inland to Bodmin, where you'll not only find the wild granite moorland of Bodmin Moor , over 80 square miles in size and rich in ancient history, but you'll also be able to experience life as an 18th-century prisoner at Bodmin Jail , one of Cornwall's top historical sites. 

Walk through five levels of cells, dine in the Governor's Hall and, if you dare, take a ghost walk or watch a classic movie at the Scary Cinema - taking a tour around the depths of the jail beforehand with the jail's resident medium. 

If that's too much spook for you, stay on the moor and visit Jamaica Inn , Cornwall's most renowned smuggler's inn, made famous by the author Daphne du Maurier in her novel of the same name.

On the way up to Bodmin, you'll want to check out Lostwithiel, a treasure trove of historical treats. 

Hunt for antiques as you walk around the streets of this ancient stannary town or pay a visit to the circular 13th-century ruins of Restormel Castle a mile to the north. 

There is also an abundance of colour to be appreciated at Landhydrock House and Gardens , just a few miles drive away; head back to the town afterwards for a traditional Cornish cream tea.

Five top historical things to do in Cornwall in 2023:

• Discover King Arthur's Cornish hideaway in Tintagel at the legendary Tintagel Castle , set high up on the rugged cliffs of northern Cornwall.
• Take a romantic stroll across the causeway to visit the magical castle perched atop the island of St Michael's Mount, near Marazion .
• Don your glad rags for a night at the opera at the Minack, an impressive open-air theatre studded into the side of the cliffs, overlooking the Atlantic ocean.
• Get your walking boots on and discover the Wheal Coates Tin Mining Walk - take a picnic and explore the coast path with its spectacular sea views.
• Get your spook on at the After Dark experience at Bodmin Jail - enjoy a three-course meal, explore the jail at night and get to work behind the bars until you are allowed to leave at 5am! 

If you’re all about the fabulous walking and breathtaking scenery:

• North Cornwall - Bude cottages  
• West Cornwall - Perranporth cottages
• South Cornwall - Polperro cottages

This is a difficult one, we’re not going to lie. Trying to find the best place for walking in Cornwall is like trying to find the best pasty – great fun searching, but without any clear winner. 

All of this coastline is simply breathtaking, with the South West Coast Path snaking around the whole county, starting at the Hartland Cornwall Heritage Coast and leading down to the popular resort of Bude where rugged cliffs dotted with valleys and tumbling waterfalls guide you along your way down the coast towards the dramatic headland of Pentire Point.

Moving further south past the Trevose Head Heritage Coast, home to Padstow and its famous Rick Stein seafood restaurants , you will take in the delightful historic coast and the Cornish mining site of St Agnes, whose village of the same name has World Heritage Status - carrying on down to Godrevy until you reach the Penwith Heritage Coast and Land's End . 

Leaving the most south-westerly point in the country, you will then be treated to some glorious walking around the large sweeping Mount's Bay, home to the iconic St Michael's Mount, continuing along to the unique landscape of the Lizard Heritage Coast AONB, passing some fine historic mining sites and Lizard Point on the way.

Carrying on around the coast, the totally unspoilt Roseland Peninsula Heritage Coast AONB, with its beautiful coastal scenery offers some stiff competition to the north in the looks department. 

As does the Polperro Heritage Coast, with its historic fishing and smuggling village of the same name set within a picturesque cove and pretty harbours of Fowey and Polruan .

 The coastal path finally hands over the baton to South Devon at the Rame Head Heritage Coast. We haven't even touched on the country walking possibilities inland, the star of the show being, of course, the brooding Bodmin Moor with its iconic inn, jail and famous beast to hunt out.

Five top scenic things to do in Cornwall in 2023:

• Take a boat trip out to the remote Lundy Island , a 400 ft granite outcrop off the North Cornwall coast with enchanting scenery and wildlife, including seals and puffins.
• Visit Land's End and its famous landmark attraction where you can take photos against the iconic signpost and have a cream tea at the first and the last stop in the land.
• Hunt out the beast of Bodmin Moor as you hike across 200 square km of wilderness and ancient historical monuments.
• Walk from Porthcurno to Land's End, starting off with a dip in the crystal-clear blue sea then heading up to the Minack Theatre and finishing at the famous landmark attraction. 
• Cool off in the shallow waters of a hidden cove and take time to just be . Try Nanjizal, Portheras, Rinsey or the Pentire Steps Beach.

If you’re all about the kids and having lots of fun:

• West Cornwall - Land's End cottages
• South Cornwall - Charlestown cottages

We’ve probably already given a hundred good reasons why Cornwall is an excellent choice for a family holiday in the sections above. 

All generations love a beach, most love sunbathing and water sports (we count swimming as a sport!), everybody loves eating, while those with a dog in tow will no doubt be racing to get Fido's lead on to discover all of the walkie possibilities that this part of the country has to offer.

 As most parents will know, historical sights are more difficult – if it’s fun, kids will do it, but if it’s purely historical (and therefore strictly for adults), you'll only be able to persuade them if they are promised their fair share of fun activities too.

Take tiny tots to rural retreats such as Dairyland Farm World where they can get involved in feeding some of the animals, and learning about them as they go. 

Teach older children about conservation and endangered species at wildlife parks and sanctuaries such as Porfell Wildlife Park in Liskeard, Wild Futures Monkey Sanctuary in Looe and the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek. 

For the thrill-seekers in the family, Camel Creek Adventure Park in Wadebridge and Flambards Theme Park on the Lizard both pack a good punch with their fab rides.

Pirate lovin' kids can embark on a swashbucklin' voyage through Cornwall's pirating past at Pirate's Quest in Newquay, while it wouldn't be a trip to Cornwall without a day out at the infamous Eden Project or the delightful Lost Gardens of Heligan , both near St Austell on the south coast. 

It goes without saying that a trip to Land's End will be a popular choice - incorporating history, walking, eating, playing and shopping - you can't lose!

Five top fun things to do in Cornwall in 2023:

• Pack up the kids and take them to the largest indoor rainforest in the world - the iconic Eden Project, where they can explore two huge biomes full of exotic sub-tropical plants.
• All ages will love the glitzy attractions of Flambards Theme Park with its sky-high thrill rides , amusements and undercover soft play area. 
• Make some new friends at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek and find out how they rehabilitate and set free injured seal pups.
• Take mini-me's over to Dairyland Farm World to experience a tractor ride, as well as getting up close to a selection of fluffy and non-fluffy farm animals.
• Explore the tanks of the  Blue Reef Aquarium in Newquay and then head down for a picnic on the wide expanse of sands below, to see if you can spot the real thing!

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Cornwall is the most south westerly county in England and is famous for its dramatic coastline, gorgeous gardens, spectacular sandy beaches, quaint coastal towns, fishing harbours and the sparkling blue sea that encloses the majority of the county. Bordering Devon, Cornwall's mild climate and spectacular landscape make it a popular destination for holidaymakers from the UK and around the world.

For many, a visit to Cornwall would not be complete without having tried one of its amazing Cornish cream teas or a mouth-watering Cornish pasty, but did you know that you can also tour some of Cornwall’s wineries, vineyards and breweries and sample a tipple or two before taking home a bottle of your favourite?

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Top resorts and places of interest in cornwall.

Newquay is a holiday paradise and the number one holiday resort in Cornwall, with its superb sandy beaches, stunning clear blue seas, dramatic coastline and idyllic villages. Newquay's coastline is made up of rocky headlands, wonderful cliff and beach walks with smuggler's coves. Although well known as Britain’s surfing capital, there are many exciting outdoor activities and the surrounding countryside has an endless wealth of fascinating places to visit. Whatever you choose to do, Newquay is a resort that caters for all tastes and ages.

St. Ives is a jewel in Cornwall’s crown, a seemingly subtropical oasis and an award-winning beach town with talented artists, fantastic shops, interesting galleries and exhibitions. St. Ives is one of Cornwall’s most famous destinations and a popular haunt with coach holiday visitors. Despite its popularity, it somehow manages to retain its old-world charm. Enjoy a walk along narrow streets and lanes hemmed in by picturesque granite buildings, craft shops and pavement cafes overlooking a crescent of beaches.

St. Mawes is a small fishing village nestled at the end of the Roseland peninsula on the south coast of Cornwall. This is a lovely place for a leisurely holiday and is an ideal base to explore the surrounding Cornish countryside and the stunningly beautiful Atlantic Coast.

Falmouth is a leading south coast resort in Cornwall and is home to the county’s maritime heritage. This historic seaside town offers something for everyone and is the perfect destination to relax, visit impressive Pendennis Castle, see attractive gardens and explore one of the world-class beaches, including Gyllyngvase Beach, sandy Maenporth Beach and Durgan Beach.

The picturesque Cornish fishing port of Looe is divided into East and West by its harbour and sheltered river. The harbour is steeped in history of smuggling and piracy, it's level streets offer an interesting mix of traditional souvenir, arts and crafts shops and bars, many of which are located in buildings dating from the 16th and 17th centuries. The area around Looe encourages you to sit, relax and simply enjoy the pleasures of its stunning beauty, watching the boats coming and going throughout the day.

Discover the bustling cathedral city of Truro, with some of the finest examples of Georgian architecture, cobbled streets and of course the magnificent cathedral. Wander amongst the charming shops and boutiques in Pydar Mews, or simply meander through the small alleyways admiring tantalizing glimpses of the water while enjoying some treats.

Land's End

Experience the legendary day out at one of the UK’s most beautiful and best-loved coastal landmarks, the UK's most south-western point with a dramatic blend of rocky cliffs, stunning scenery and natural beauty. Land's End is the ideal place for those who are seeking opportunities to take spectacular photos of the sea, and panoramic views, and feel a sense of awe as you stand on the 200 feet high granite rocks.

Eden Project

Visit the most famous attraction in Cornwall, the breathtaking 34 acres site of the fantastic Eden Project. The Eden Project is home to the world’s largest greenhouse exhibitions and extraordinary gardens with plants from across the globe. This gigantic global garden gives the visitor a unique experience of a spectacular array of flora from subtropical climates, dry deserts and tropical rainforests. The fantastic Eden Project in St. Austell is a must see on a coach holiday to Cornwall.

Lost Gardens of Heligan

Exotic plants, lush greenery and a blaze of colour combine to create a wonderful horticultural haven, which has repeatedly won international recognition at the prestigious European Garden Awards. Enjoy the beautiful Lost Gardens of Heligan, explore 2 miles of footpaths, find a wild area filled with subtropical tree ferns, a wishing well, the summerhouses, an Italian garden, The Giant’s Head and Mud Maid.

Penzance and St. Michael's Mount

Penzance is a historic port with stunning views over the sea and St. Michael's Mount. If you come to Penzance you have to visit St. Michael's mount and step into the island's story. The Rocky island crowned by a medieval church and castle is located near Marazion. Leave the mainland behind and visit the fairytale castle by a pathway during low tide and motorboat during the high tide.

Minack Theatre

The Minack Theatre is Cornwall's world-famous open-air theatre perched on the cliffs high above the Atlantic ocean. A closer look at the imposing structure makes you feel as if some ancient Greek masons had carved a theatre into the granite cliffs many ages ago. This unique setting is not to be missed if visiting Cornwall.

The Lizard and Kynance Cove

Discover Britain’s most southerly point at the Lizard Peninsula. The rare geology of the area creates a haven for exceptional plants and flowers. Walk along the coastal path, taking in the gorgeous views over the Atlantic from the cliffs. A trip to the Lizard Lighthouse will give you an insight into maritime history. Picturesque Kynance Cove is another hidden gem to explore in at the Lizard. It's the ideal place to simply enjoy views of the spectacular beach with truly white sand and turquoise waters.

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Cornwall; a region where enchantment awaits you at every turn. Situated on the southwestern tip of the UK, Cornwall is a land steeped in history and myth, boasting beautiful beaches with pristine towns, ancient castles and fine modern art. Looking back, the legendary King Arthur fought passionately for this rugged far-flung land and it certainly is not difficult to see why. From smugglers to surfers, cream teas to the delicious Cornish pasty; Cornwall casts a spell on every visitor, with its unique charm, unspoiled beauty and the sense of mystery often leaving those that visit feeling as though they have gone back in time. With Dacey’s you can tour cornwall in a unique and relaxed way.

It is no great surprise that Cornwall has been used as a backdrop for both literature and television; from Daphne du Maurier setting her popular romantic novels against the brooding Cornish landscape, to TV drama Doc Martin where Port Isaac helped to create the fictional village of Portwenn. Another extremely popular television drama that recently fell for the mystique of the Cornish region is of course the unmistakable Poldark. Much of the series was filmed in Cornwall, locations including the ever- rugged Bodmin Moor, parts of the dramatic Southern coastline became Poldark’s Nampara Cove, whilst scenes featuring Tressiders Rolling Mill were captured in a breathtaking cliff side mining area of Cornwall. You might be wondering just what it is that keeps authors, producers and directors coming back for more; breathtaking scenery, friendly locals and a touch of magic – if you tour Cornwall in person you will know just what we mean. Every village that you explore, with its ancient cobbled streets and quaint Cornish drinking establishments, will offer a sense of living history right in front of you. Cornwall, is the place where old also meets new, with iconic attractions such as the Tate Museum at St Ives and the world-renowned Eden Project at St. Austell. There is sure to be something for everyone – come and tour cornwall with us, we will take you!

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"Dacey's Cornish Tours came highly recommended to me from a friend. I was not disappointed. The tour was well-executed. Not your run of the mill tour. Small size group, memorable accommodations, breathtaking scenic locations. David does a wonderful job of mixing history and humor. The weather was perfect! Would highly recommend this tour to anyone looking to experience Cornwall in all its glory." Connie K USA

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Dacey’s Cornwall Tours offers you an escorted tour of the best of Cornwall, inclusive of hotels and round trip transportation from London. ( See Itinerary )

Hotels: The hotels that we use have been handpicked not only for their quality but also their Cornish flavor. (All hotels used on the tour have been thoroughly vetted by tour company owner, David “Dacey” Warner, and are a minimum of 3*.)

Transportation: The owner of Dacey’s Cornish Tours, Dacey himself, will be with you on the tour ( see about Dacey ). Dacey’s Cornwall Tours has partnered with quality local transport company Oates Transport who offer comfortable coaches and knowledgeable local drivers.

A stress-free adventure: Our Cornwall Tours approach

Dacey’s Cornish Tours is a little bit different from what you might expect: the agenda is yours, not ours. While we offer group transport and an organized itinerary, we also offer flexibility and the opportunity to customize your trip.

Dacey’s Cornish Tours is a unique hybrid travel experience that involves group transportation but never feels like a package tour. We are not about a “one size fits all” formula. Instead, we’re hands-on when it comes to the logistics of travel but we’re hands-off when you need us to be, allowing each traveler an authentic, personal connection with the place they’ve come to see.

The adventure is yours. We’re just here to make sure nothing gets in the way.

Cornwall Escorted vs. guided tour

In his capacity as tour escort, Dacey draws on his diverse professional management career, his years spent travelling the world, and his love of people. His goal is to facilitate a carefully curated, fuss-free, and truly immersive experience for visitors looking to tour Cornwall. As itinerary coordinator, transport planner, and concierge, Dacey tailors each trip to suit each individual traveler. He is available to make dinner reservations; arrange outdoor activities and excursions; and book theater and museum tickets. Dacey manages the details but recedes into the background when you’re off the bus, to enable a sense of freedom, independence, and spontaneity in your Cornish adventure.

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& The Château Laurier

Sunday, July 21, 2024

$219.00 Per Person (HST Included $24.27 )

Your daytrip starts with a delightful brunch at the historic and iconic Fairmont Château Laurier, a timeless landmark of downtown Ottawa since 1912.

This afternoons show is at the Ottawa Little Theatre. The Little Theatre has been a vital part of the Ottawa arts community since 1913, making it the longest continuously producing community theatre in Canada, and one of the oldest in North America.  OLT has produced well over 1,000 plays in its history.

“Hilda’s Yard” is a comedy set in 1956…the journey of two parents  relishing their freedom now that their 30-something children have finally left the nest. Suddenly their son flings himself over the garden fence on the run from the mob, followed by his sister who has just left her husband. As Hilda’s yard fills with unexpected guests, the stakes and the laughs grow in this heartwarming family comedy.

Includes : Roundtrip Transportation, Brunch at the Château Laurier , & Reserved Seating the Ottawa Little Theatre

“CRUISE THE 1000 ISLANDS”

Palaces & Palisades

Rockport,  ON

Wednesday, July 24, 2024

Monday, Sept 9, 2024

$169.00 Per Person (HST Included $18,06 )

Discover and experience the Heart of the 1000 Islands. Majestic castles and whispers of a thousand legends, as you cruise the breathtaking 1000 Islands. The two-hour Palaces & Palisades cruise through the 1000 islands is on a covered roof vessel. A feature is the Canadian Palisades where a statue of St. Lawrence watches over the river that bears his name. It is one of Canada’s Signature Experiences. Sail under the 1000 Islands International Bridge and discover a stretch of cottage country called Millionaire’s Row. Cruise around magnificent Boldt Castle, built as a tribute to George Boldt’s wife who tragically passed away before construction was completed. Watch for Zavikon Island, Casablanca on Cherry Island, a grand estate built in 1892 as well as many other beautiful homes in this photographer’s paradise

Includes : Roundtrip Transportation, lunch, & 1000 Islands Cruise.

“LES MISÉRABLES” on Broadway

NAC, Ottawa

Friday, August 9, 2024

$299.00 Per Person (HST Included $33.47 )

This brilliant staging has taken the world by storm and has been hailed as “Les Mis for the 21st Century” ( Huffington Post ), “a reborn dream of a production” ( Daily Telegraph ) and “one of the greatest musicals ever created” ( Chicago Tribune ).

Set against the backdrop of 19th century France,  Les Misérables  tells an enthralling story of broken dreams and unrequited love, passion, sacrifice, and redemption–a timeless testament to the survival of the human spirit. This epic and uplifting story has become one of the most celebrated musicals in theatrical history.  STILL THE WORLD’S MOST POPULAR MUSICAL.

Includes : Roundtrip Transportation, Reserved Orchestra Level Seating (Evening) & Dinner before the performance.

“Cruise the 1000 Islands”

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Rockport, Ontario

Thursday, August 22, 2024

$199.00 Per Person (HST Included $19.37 )

Discover and experience the Heart of the 1000 Islands. Cruise past Zavikon Island (the world’s shortest international bridge), opulent Millionaire’s Row, the St. Lawrence Seaway and the 1000 Islands Bridge as you see the area’s most breathtaking scenery. Experience the magnificent Boldt Castle on A four-hour cruise that takes you to the most famous of the 1000 Islands, Heart Island. An eternal monument to the memory of a man’s love for his wife.

Includes : Round Trip Transportation, Lunch,  4-hour Cruise – 1000 Islands including admission to Boldt Castle, with 2.5 hours at Boldt Castle & all taxes.

“COME FROM AWAY” on Broadway

Babs Asper Theatre

Saturday, August 31, 2024

$289.00 Per Person (HST Included $32.12 )

The true story of the small town that welcomed the world.

Broadway’s COME FROM AWAY has won Best Musical all across North America!

The New York Times Critics’ Pick takes you into the heart of the remarkable true story of 7,000 stranded passengers and the small town in Newfoundland that welcomed them. Cultures clashed and nerves ran high, but uneasiness turned into trust, music soared into the night, and gratitude grew into enduring friendships.

Don’t miss this breathtaking new musical written by Tony nominees Irene Sankoff and David Hein, and helmed by this year’s Tony Award-winning Best Director, Christopher Ashley. Newsweek cheers, “It takes you to a place you never want to leave!”  On 9/11, the world stopped. On 9/12, their stories moved us all.

Includes : Roundtrip Transportation, Reserved Orchestra Level Seating (Matinee) & Dinner following the performance.

LAURENTIAN FALL FOLIAGE

Laurentians, Quebec

Thursday, September 26, 2024

$215.00 Per Person (Taxes Included $24.85 )

The Laurentians are one of the most picturesque places to be during the fall. Enjoy a scrumptious lunch at The Grand Lodge followed by a cruise on Lake Tremblant followed by time in the ski village of Tremblant.  Do not forget your camera today!

Includes : Roundtrip Transportation, lunch at Le Grand Lodge, Cruise on Lake Tremblant

Disney’s

” THE LION KING”

On Broadway

Ottawa, NAC

Saturday, November 2, 2024

$289.00 Per Person (Taxes Included $32.18 )

Giraffes strut. Birds swoop. Gazelles leap. The entire Serengeti comes to life as never before. And as the music soars, Pride Rock slowly emerges from the mist.

More than 110 million people around the world have experienced the awe-inspiring visual artistry, the unforgettable music, and the uniquely theatrical storytelling of this Broadway spectacular – one of the most breathtaking and beloved productions ever to grace the stage.

Winner of six Tony Awards®, including Best Musical, The Lion King brings together one of the most imaginative creative teams on Broadway.

The Lion King, the third longest running Broadway show in history…opening in Nov 1997…now spanning nearly 30 years… watch the trailer HERE .

Includes : Roundtrip Transportation, Reserved Orchestra Level Seating (Evening) & Dinner prior to the performance.

BLACK FRIDAY SHOPPING DAY

Ottawa, Byward Market & Rideau Centre

Friday, Nov 29, 2024

$89.00 Per Person (HST Included $9.31 )

A great day shopping at the Rideau Centre in Ottawa catching all the Black Friday Deals!

The carefree way to get a jump on your Christmas shopping.

Includes : Roundtrip Transportation

” ON THE FARCE DAY OF CHRISTMAS”

Sunday, December 8, 2024

Your daytrip starts with a delighful brunch at the historic and iconic Fairmont Château Laurier, a timeless landmark of downtown Ottawa since 1912.

“On the Farce Day of Christmas ” is a comedy from the Emmy Award-winning writer of  M*A*S*H ,  Cheers  and  Frasier who has concocted a riotous romp to set you up for the holidays. To keep her mother from knowing she’s divorced, Wendy pays her charming ex to pose as her husband and spend Christmas with her family. What could possibly go wrong ? “Hilariously funny, as the lies escalate, and the stakes grow ever higher.” –  Baltimore Sun

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MJ THE MUSICAL

MJ The Musical, Jan 2025

He is one of the greatest entertainers of all time. Now, Michael Jackson’s unique and unparalleled artistry comes to you as  MJ , the multi Tony Award ® -winning new musical centered around the making of the 1992 Dangerous World Tour, begins a tour of its own

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Archaeology walking tour of Trerice

See trerice in a new light on this archaeological tour of the gardens..

You can learn about the archaeological and architectural history of Trerice on an hour long guided tour of Trerice. Find out about key features of the property and how they have changed over time, as well as archaeological digs and finds across the whole site.

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July 12, 26

September 6, 20

October 4, 18

Tours start at 2pm from the front lawn. Please dress appropriately for the weather as the tours take place outside, with some uneven ground and slight inclines. Tours are free but usual admission to the property applies.

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Aespa Online Concert 2024: Tickets Booking & Price Details

S M Entertainment’s popular girl group Aespa will kickstart their world tour at Jamsil Indoor Stadium. But global fans watch the majestic concert online through Weverse. Before the much anticipated Aespa tour series begins, here’s a rundown of Aespa’s online concert airtime and ticket booking details.

Aespa held its first World Tour in 2023 with 31 concerts in 21 cities in 12 countries worldwide. The concert started at Jamsil Arena on February 25, 2023, and concluded on September 30 at Dôme de Paris in France. The K-pop group earned global recognition through live shows where fans praised the girls’ vocal prowess and charisma on stage.

After almost a year of concluding Synk: Hyper Line, Aespa is ready to begin chapter two of their world tour with Synk: Parallel Line. So far, the K-pop quartet has announced dates of 27 concerts in 14 cities.

Aespa online concert 2024: Where & how to buy tickets?

Aespa’s first 2024 online concert will air on June 30 at 5 p.m. KST, 4 a.m. ET, 1 a.m. PT, and 1.30 p.m. IST. Global fans can watch the concert live with in-person fans through Weverse. Tickets for online concerts are available on the official Weverse Shop.

Once fans buy the tickets, they will go to the official Weverse concert link and validate the ticket before the live stream begins. To validate any live-streaming ticket, K-pop fans must log in with the ID they used to purchase the ticket and follow the instructions on the screen.

How much do Aespa online concert tickets cost?

Aespa June 30th online concert tickets are priced at $45.10. However, depending on a fan’s membership, they can choose the viewing quality. For official Aespa fan membership holders, the fans can select a 4K single view. Others who do not hold a membership can access HD single-viewing passes.

Meanwhile, the Jamsil Indoor Stadium concerts will only begin Aespa’s grand world tour . Following their Seoul concerts, Aespa will travel to Japan’s Fukuoka for two shows on July 6 and 7. Aespa will perform its first non-Asian concert this year in Sydney, New South Wales, on August 31.

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