Welcome to Hannah coaches

We cover all journeys and events including airport transfers, race days, sports events, concerts, conferences, filming, tours and many more. Just give us a call and we can give you a no obligation quote wherever you are going.We have a nice fleet of minibus hire vehicles that can carry any number of passengers.

All of our drivers are fully qualified and will offer you a professional and reliable transport service.

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We specialise in trips for the elderley.

We make travel easy for the disabled

Why are transport services so important for the elderly ?

In later life, being able to get out and about is a vital way to stay part of the local community and to access local amenities.

Our coaches travel all across the UK

For those who want to step back in time, the great historic houses of the UK offer a wide choice of places to look around and to enjoy the extensive gardens which often accompany these grand monuments to the lives of the aristocrats of the past.

It doesn’t get more opulent than Blenheim Palace. See where Sir Winston Churchill was born and where the current 11th Duke and Duchess of Marlborough currently make their home. This sumptuous Baroque palace sits in over 2000 acres of beautifully manicured grounds, and the destination now deemed a World Heritage site.

Shoppers of the UK can unite on their air-conditioned transport and leave behind the stress of the traffic and fighting for a parking space. Day trips which take in the huge outlet centres such as Bicester Village are always very popular, as there are all the famous brand names under one roof. Discounts on stock are huge, and we have enough storage space to transport even the most avid shopper’s purchases.

Animal lovers everywhere will love a coach trip Longleat Safari Park. Lions, tigers, giraffes are living in stunning surroundings and you can watch them eat, sleep and live together.

A day by the sea is always the perfect way to relax, and golden era locations such as Eastbourne have it all. Beaches, shimmering waters and breath-taking scenery will result in many happy memories, and a trip to a pier will evoke memories of childhood trips to the beach.

Best UK Day Trips

Perhaps the best thing about UK day trips is that there is truly something for everybody, which makes it the perfect event to bring everyone together. If you’re struggling to find ideas suitable for all ages – including your elderly parents – then we’ve got some suggestions you might like.

Museums

Museums are the perfect low-cost option for UK day trips, as many are free to enter or offer concessions for children and OAPs. The mental stimulation a museum offers is great for people of all ages. Your elderly parents may even have ties to the time of history within some of the museums. Remember to keep an eye out for any special exhibitions they may be holding. One might just be about something your loved one is passionate about.

Though museums are great fun for all the family, here are some things to consider when taking your elderly parents:

  • Is the museum easy to get around? Your elderly parents may enjoy the museum experience but there could be a lot of walking involved. Make sure you factor in time for short breaks. Why not see if there is a museum café where you can stop for some lunch or a cup of tea?
  • Are there lots of stairs? It’s a good idea to check if there are different floors to the museum. Most places should have provisions for those with limited mobility. Check the museum’s website or give them a call to double check before you go.
  • Are the toilets easily accessible? This is an important factor for people of all ages, but especially important for older people who might take medication or have medical conditions that mean they need quick access to the bathroom.
  • Is there a guided tour? Although most museums have descriptions near the exhibits, many can be small and hard to read. Find out if the museum you’re visiting has a tour or self-guided tour which you and your elderly parents could follow. Some may even provide audio tours through headsets.

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National Trust

The National Trust was founded in the 1800s and has become one of the UK’s largest charities, looking after historic properties, stately homes, gardens, and countryside across the country. The National Trust has more than 200 beautiful gardens to explore up and down Britain, including flower gardens and landscape parks. With so much to see, there are countless UK day trips to be had. They’re the perfect place for you and your elderly parents to enjoy a relaxing day out.

Historic stately homes can be a nice excursion for the older generation, while the gardens and surroundings might appeal more to the youngsters – giving the children room to play! The National Trust website has a helpful feature where you can search by location and view all of the National Trust property and land local to that area. They also offer a discounted membership to seniors.

A Day At The Beach

Britain’s beaches might not be the warmest in the world, but they are among the most popular UK day trips. A day at the seaside is always a relaxing experience for people of all ages. The sound of the lapping waves, freshly made doughnuts, or an ice cream on the pier; what’s not to like? Your elderly loved one may have fond memories of the beach from their childhood. Why not visit that very same beach for some nostalgia and take the grandchildren along to make new memories?

If you’re visiting a beach it’s best to stick to one with a good set of amenities such as a pier, cafés, toilets, and some shops to wander in. For a little bit of luxury, you could even hire a beach hut for the day.

Visit Family & Friends

This is a simple and affordable day trip for you to enjoy with your elderly parents. If you’re lucky enough to have family and friends spread across the UK, why not take a day trip to visit them? Catching up with old friends and family can be a real joy, especially if it’s been a long time since you’ve seen each other. It also gives you the opportunity to explore the local surroundings and make a day trip out of the visit!

If your visit involves making a long journey, be sure to plan your travel carefully in advance. If you go by public transport, look out for cheap tickets for elderly passengers and make sure to leave yourself enough time between connections. Travel by car may be most convenient, but might not be the most comfortable if your elderly parents suffer with any medical conditions. Consider trying a coach or train. Some coach companies offer large discounts to the elderly and include regular stops and a toilet on board.

Afternoon Tea

Going out for afternoon tea is a lovely way to spend some quality time with your parents while enjoying some amazing food. This activity usually lasts a couple of hours, so may be the perfect short excursion if your relatives get tired quite easily. Afternoon tea is an increasingly popular activity for people of all ages. Therefore, more and more cafés and restaurants are offering afternoon tea packages. Enjoy dainty sandwiches, delicious scones, and proper English tea to wash it down – if you’re feeling decadent, switch the tea for champagne!

There are places all across the UK which offer afternoon tea. What’s more, most allow you to buy an afternoon tea gift card which makes a great Birthday or Christmas gift. If you’re not sure where to go, see this list of recommendations from BBC Good Food.

Something A Little Different

Maybe your elderly parents are more the adventurous type. If so, why not try something different that they may not expect? Depending on their fitness levels, mobility and sense of adventure, you could try any of the following UK day trips:

  • Theme park. Not for the faint-hearted, but if your elderly parents enjoy a thrill then somewhere like Alton Towers could be right up their street. Alton Towers also includes some beautiful gardens, perfect for taking a break from the thrills.
  • Wine tasting or trip to a distillery. If your loved one is partial to a tipple, why not take them wine tasting or on a trip to a distillery? Be sure to drink in moderation, and check that any medication is okay to be taken with alcohol.
  • Day at the races. Take a trip to your local racecourse to enjoy some races. Make an event of it and dress up in your best clothes for a touch of glamour. Newmarket race course regularly holds events and concerts after the day’s racing, so make sure you investigate what’s on.
  • Trip to London. The capital has so much to offer, from museums to West End shows. There’s bound to be something to suit all ages. Perhaps visit a museum, go for afternoon tea, or visit Madame Tussaud’s.

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