Wander amongst dragons, lanterns and intricate plant sculptures that bring to life the beauty and wildlife of one of the world’s most biodiverse countries - China - at Kew’s 30^th annual Orchid Festival. Kew’s talented team of horticulturists will transform the stunning Princess of Wales Conservatory into a vibrant floral fiesta, it’s a much needed burst of colour and warmth in the winter months. “Needless to say, the orchid collection was well worth seeing for its beauty”.

Your ticket includes access to the whole gardens. You'll find an 18m high Treetop Walkway, a towering interactive sculpture named 'Hive' that captures the life of the honeybee, 14,000 trees in the Arboretum including Giant redwoods and mighty oaks, 130 species in the Bamboo Garden (with its own traditional Japanese Minka House), a dramatic Rock Garden, 10,000 plants in the Temperate House, Arctic blooms in the Alpine House, an indoor rainforest in The Palm House, free daily talks and endless trails to explore ... the list goes on!

Includes entry to Kew, return travel and a reserved coach seat. The coach is due to arrive at 11:45 and depart at 16:15, giving you a full afternoon to enjoy this colourful fiesta. The coach will set down/pick up at Elizabeth Gate. There will be a short services comfort stop on the outward journey. Please check Kew's website for any specific attractions that might require pre-booking.

You might also like Chippenham Park Gardens on Thur 19 Feb or BBC Gardeners' World on Thur 18 June.