Battlefield Tours 2018/2019

Join us on a unique journey as we travel the whole length of the Western Front, starting on the Belgian coast and reaching the far end on the border with Switzerland.

Raise a glass to our heroes and combine visits to the battlefields from both WW1 and WW2, with visits to some of the best breweries, many of which were effected by the conflicts.

As well as visiting key WW1 battlefield sites including VC Corner and Messines Ridge, this emotive tour also attends the commemorative events on the Centenary of this iconic battle.

Join us on this centenary tour as we commemorate the Last 100 Days of WW1, visiting battlefield sites in France and Belgium such as Ypres, Mons and Loos.

This is the perfect introduction to the First World War battlefields looking at the key battlefield sites of the Great War on the Western Front in Belgium and France.

The war beneath the Western Front in Belgium and France was the Underground War, fought by tunnellers deep beneath the surface where they blew charges to destroy each other or positions on the surface.

Ypres was the most important British battlefield of the First World War with more than 250,000 British and Commonwealth dead falling in defence of Flanders Fields.

A century ago in Flanders, Belgium, the year 1917 was dominated by two great offensives: the Battle of Messines in June 1917 when nineteen mines were detonated under the Messines Ridge, and the Battle of Passchendaele where men fought in terrible battlefield conditions or mud and rain.