Weekend breaks across the UK and near-Europe, with trains included — a three-button filter for what you actually want, and a single page per trip that tells you everything.
Updated Mondays. Trains included; everything priced per person on a two-sharing basis.
A stone-and-steps weekend — an Old Town flat, a Saturday morning on Arthur's Seat, and a table at Timberyard for your one grown-up dinner.
An easy 90-minute train, a cottage a block from the seafront, oysters on the Saturday, and the Whitstable-to-Seasalter walk if the weather plays.
Train to Hathersage, an inn with a good kitchen, Saturday's Derwent Edge loop, Sunday's Stanage ridge. Pack the weather app.
The overnight train to Margate, a Georgian townhouse rental, the long lunch you booked in November, and Sunday at the Turner.
A remote spa-lodge above Malham, long massages on the Saturday morning, a pub dinner in Gordale, a Sunday with no alarms.
Eurostar to Brussels, the stopping train to Bruges, a canal-side B&B, Saturday at the Groeninge and Sunday on bikes around the polders.
Every trip page comes with a Friday-afternoon checklist tailored to where you're going. Tick it off on the tube home; arrive with nothing forgotten.
It's the little thing we built the whole site for.
Every trip is priced three ways. No "starting from" and no hidden resort fees — what you see is what you pay.
Weekday enquiries get a same-day reply. Weekend enquiries get one on Monday morning — which is, actually, exactly the problem we're solving.
“We booked the Whitstable weekend at 11:47 on a Thursday. Tickets were in my inbox by 14:30. We caught the 17:00 the next day.”K. & A. · booked the Kent coast weekend
“The Friday checklist sounds gimmicky on paper. It is not. It is the single best thing about this service.”Nadia F. · returned for a fourth weekend
“Arrived in Bruges with nothing left on any list. Didn't even know I'd been stressed.”M. Patel · Eurostar weekend, Oct 2025