Coach Trip

The intrepid travellers leave London for Amsterdam but some of the passengers don't hit if off straight away.

The passengers leave Amsterdam and travel to Brussels to sample some of the local chocolate and beer.

It's another day and another country for the explorers as they cross the border into Germany.

It's time for a spot of pampering for the passengers as they arrive in the German spa town of Baden-Baden.

In Munich, the passengers visit the Olympic Tower and get a chance to soak up the sights & sounds of the city.

In Salzburg, the tourists take tour salt mines and learn more about "The Sound of Music."

The coach remains in Austria as the trippers visit Linz, including a lunch cruise down the River Danube.

In Vienna, the tourists play a game of animal charades and take a trip around the world's oldest zoo.

Still in Austria, the gang visits Graz. Relations on the coach are fraught after Brendan loses his temper.

The coach leaves Austria for a brief visit to Slovenia and its beautiful capital, Ljubljana.

The coach trip arrives in Venice. Max feels at home, while Phil has yet more problems with the local food.

The Italian leg of the trip continues with a stop in Bologna.

The group travels south to Orvieto, where they are taught about traditional pizza and taste local wine.

In Rome, the trippers' excitement is marred by what some consider Sally's attention-seeking.

In Florence, the trippers embarrass Brendan at an art lesson.

After the previous day's vote, the atmosphere in the coach is at an all-time low on the way to Pisa.

After the shocking vote, Brendan desperately tries to calm the trippers as they make their way to Switzerland.

The coach is joined by some new passengers as it makes its way to Turin.

Yet more trouble occurs on the trip when there is a disturbance in the hotel and Brendan takes action.

The coach rolls into Monaco, where tactics rear their ugly head as some trippers discuss a voting plan.

The coach makes its way back home to London, giving everyone a chance to recall their personal highlights.