Forget about supercars and dragsters, Crap Trumps is the tongue-in-cheek card game that's all about the motor industry's most misguided creations. Dump my ride? Yes please! Location:

The Sanctuary features a seal hospital, outdoor pools, penguin and otter enclosures and a breathtaking aquarium with an underwater display tunnel. Come face to extraordinary face with the newest residents from the Hammerhead shark family. A pair of Bonnethead sharks have joined the tropical sharks in the mighty ocean tank.

These amazing and fascinating creatures use their spade-like heads to sweep back and forth on the seabed enabling special sensors to detect potential prey buried under the sand. Location: Norfolk (South East)

This attraction features seal rescue facilities, a superb aquarium daily feeding demonstrations, and much, much more! Meet the new resident North American Otters. Marvel at the playful antics of these endearing animals and find out about the latest conservation efforts to help all otters. The North American Otters were once the most widespread mammal on that continent, but as with other species pollution, habitat loss and road deaths has confined them to a fraction of their original range.

Location: Oban (Scotland)

Dating back 50,000 years formed by the Axe river Wookey Hole caves are an incredible sight attracting millions of people since the early 1700's. Famous for the witch of Wookey Hole, reputedly turned to stone by a monk called Father Bernard in 800ad who is believed to still remain there today. Over the current years Wookey Hole has been revamped, restored and is bursting with history, mystery and fun.

Highlights include: Dinosaur Valley, Monster Mill, Fairy Garden, Pirate Island, Mirror Maze, Cheese Caves and many more. Location: Somerset (South West)

No day out in London would be complete without a flight on the London Eye - the world's tallest cantilevered wheel and modern Britain's most iconic landmark. See St Paul's cathedral, Tower Bridge and Canary Wharf as you gaze at views stretching 40km in each direction. Perfect for a romantic trip or a family outing, the London Eye is guaranteed show you London in a whole new light.

Location: London (South East)

How do you rouse annoying layabouts without buying half a ton of bulky percussion? Easy, you purchase a Sonic Grenade! Simply pull the pin on this amusingly heartless device, lob it into the sleeper's room, yell’fire in the hole!' and run for cover. Within twenty seconds a piercingly loud, spectacularly annoying noise will blast from this comedy grenade's innards, causing the sleeper to wake up faster than you can say’I love it when a plan comes together'. Location:

At this SEA LIFE Centre you'll enter an underwater tunnel display housing tropical sharks, sea turtles and colourful reef fish. This year the centre welcomes a colony of Humboldt penguins, all bred at other SEA LIFE attractions. These endearing, sometimes comical creatures come from the coasts of Chile and Peru where there are estimated to be fewer than surviving 10,000 pairs.

Colonies like this may one day provide a vital lifeline for this endangered species. Their disappearance would certainly be a tragic loss to the animal kingdom. Location: Great Yarmouth (South East)

This great value ticket entitles you to unlimited travel on the Operator’s Hop On Hop Off Thames cruises - you may embark and disembark from the piers outlined below cruising between them as many times as you wish during one day. Encompassing London’s best-loved sights, the cruises provide an insight into the many layers of history that have built up along the river. The majestic Houses of Parliament, the elegant dome of St Paul’s Cathedral, and perhaps London’s most precious antique the Tower of London are just a few of the historic sights to be discovered.

Location: London (South East)

The Brighton SEA LIFE Aquarium is the oldest seaside aquarium in Britain. Its high-tech displays amidst historic architecture teem with thousands of astonishing sea creatures. The ocean tank is one Britain's largest and is home to tropical sharks and two large sea turtles.

New this year is Serpents of The Sea, a fantastic new feature showcasing eels, snakes and all things serpent-like from beneath the waves. Many are brightly coloured, others verge on the bizarre…and one or two are deadly! Location: Brighton (South East)

Home to a seal rescue programme that is busy year round, the Sanctuary also hosts penguin and otter enclosures and a spectacular aquarium with a colourful ocean tank and walkthrough underwater tunnel. New this year – visit resident sea turtle Antiopi and the brand new refuge for endangered freshwater turtles, the latest in a Europe-wide network of breeding facilities for these strange and exotic animals… many of which have been pushed to the brink of extinction. Location: North Yorkshire (North)