Maynes Holidays
Coach holidays, short breaks and day trips for travellers in the UK and Ireland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Maynes Holidays
Maynes Holidays sells coach holidays, short breaks and day trips, including concert coach trips, through online booking and its office team. It operates executive coaches with professional drivers.
Maynes Holidays is a division of Maynes Coaches Ltd, a family-owned coach business that has traded since 1947. Maynes Holidays began developing its own tour programme in 2020 and is based in Buckie, Scotland.
Product: Coach holidays, short breaks, day trips and concert coach trips, bookable online or by phone.
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