RAIL HOLIDAYS
Rail experts – We are a team of train geeks with extensive knowledge of the best routes and rail systems throughout the world
Insider access – Special rates available on holidays up to 2 years in advance Flexibility – We can customise any of our holidays to Europe, North America and Beyond Hassle free booking process – We organise all tickets, timings, excursions, hotel stays and flights Award winning rail Tour Operator – Feefo Gold Trusted Merchant with a 99% feedback
Local departures – We can include UK rail from your local station and flights from and to your local airport are also available
VENICE VIA THE ALPS
5 DAYS FROM
£809 PER PERSON UK > Geneva > Venice > UK
Explore Venice on this four-night holiday by rail with a stop in Geneva along the way. Spend a night in Geneva and then journey through the magnificent scenery of the Swiss Alps, riding the rails through the Simplon Pass towards the enchanting city of Venice. Spend three nights discovering the landmarks and attractions of Venice before returning to the UK by air.
THE ALL AMERICAN
17 DAYS FROM
£2,449 PER PERSON
ULTIMATE CANADA COAST TO COAST
17 DAYS FROM
£3 ,299 PER PERSON
to Europe, North America and beyond!
New York City > New Orleans > San Francisco > Denver > Chicago > New York City
Travel from the bustling streets of New York to the historic French Quarter in New Orleans. Journey west to San Francisco the “Bay City” and then on to the “Mile High City” of Denver! Enjoy some of the history and incredible architecture, and along the way take in a true “All American” experience.
Halifax > Quebec City > Montreal > Toronto > Niagara Falls > Toronto > Jasper > Banff > Vancouver
Experience the quaint charm of Halifax and explore the blend of old and new in Montreal. Visit Toronto, take a tour out to see the majesty of Niagara Falls before heading west for a spectacular train trip across the great Canadian plains to the Rocky Mountains. Wrapping up the trip is a stay in cosmopolitan Vancouver.
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