AmaWaterways
The travel ‘bible’ Berlitz rates Ama’s ships as the best river cruise fleet in Europe, making the AmaSerena the perfect luxury base from which to explore less-commercialised, more authentic stops on the Danube from Budapest to Romania, contrasting how each place has redefined itself since Soviet times.

Cosmos Tours
The palace of gardens of the Alhambra in Granada, Seville’s crescent-shaped Plaza de Espana, the pretty white-washed village of Mijas – on Cosmos’ ‘Discover Andalucia’ trip you’ll discover a joyful patchwork of history, faiths, culture, food and music in a 7-day feast for the senses.

A different take on over 50s living overseas
Sun Park Living represents a fresh way to combine 50+ living and travel. Based in Lanzarote, it offers long stays in a friendly, communally-orientated resort where everyone contributes. If you have a can-do take on life, this could be a great way to enjoy life among fellow silver travellers.

Pierre & Vacances
As well as beach or ski holiday homes, Pierre & Vacances also offer city and countryside options, for example in the scenic Loire Valley region. Everything is provided, and there’s a pool, so all you need take is photos of the views and walks by the riverside gardens and water meadows.

Limitless Travel
Limitless Travel is for people with disabilities, run by people with disabilities – so they really understand the needs and possibilities of accessible travel at home and abroad. This July, they have luxury, wheelchair-accessible coaches exploring the delights of Devon, or scenic Scotland over 5/6 nts with discounts.

My InterRail
Travelling Europe by train can be such a joy – long scenic journeys with space to stretch your legs and even take a sleeper overnight. In France, Italy, Spain, Portugal & Sweden you’ll need to pre-book seats but elsewhere you have full flexibility – and there’s a discount for over 60s!