We Hope That Our 2021 Brochure Finds You Well, and Looking Forward to Some Much Needed Holiday Time. 2020 Proved to Be Something

We hope that our 2021 brochure finds you well, and looking forward to some much needed holiday time. 2020 proved to be something none of us could have predicted, and it was with great regret that we had to cancel all but one of our tours, but our aim is to re-start our tours in February of 2021. We are also proud to say that we were able to promptly refund every penny of deposits, tour balances and insurance premiums paid for the tours that we did not run, with not a single penny of administration charges.

Passenger safety is our number one priority, and we will only re-start our tours if it is safe to do so, and if we can meet the relevant social distancing rules in place at the time of the tour, while ensuring that the

Where possible we have re-arranged the tours that were cancelled in 2020 to form the basis of our 2021 itinerary. As a thank you to our loyal customers who have been unable to travel with us in 2020 we will give priority booking on re-arranged tours to those that had booked the equivalent tours in 2020.

Even if you have already told us that you are planning to re-book for 2021 please make sure that you give us a call within 7 days of receiv- ing your brochure, to confirm that you still wish to travel, as the dates of the 2021 tours may differ from the original tours.

After this time we will be happy to accept any additional bookings.

While our aim is to run each tour as advertised, there may have to be changes to the tour program or the attractions visited, as some may open with restrictions in place and some may not open at all. In all such cases we will look to schedule a replacement excursion or visit of equivalent value.

This year we will be using the Travel Regulation Insolvency Protec- tion scheme, in order that all bookings with Lesmon Travel are finan- cially protected by the compliance of Lesmon Travel with “The Pack- age Travel and Linked Travel Arrangements Regulations 2018”. For more details of the scheme please see page 25. We are a long established family run business that has been providing Booking could not be easier. To check availability or to book a tour door to door UK and European coach holidays for over 35 years. Being a call us on 01373 472289 and we will hold your seats for 7 days, after local company, we only pick up from our local area, so we don’t ask you which time we will require a deposit to confirm the booking. You will to make your way to a central pick-up point, at your own expense, and we receive a receipt to confirm your booking and a Booking Form, which don’t spend hour upon hour just completing the pick-ups before starting must be completed and returned to us. the journey. In fact our average pick-up time, from the first pick-up to Full balances are due on all holidays a minimum of 7 weeks before starting the journey is usually around one hour. departure. The date of the balance payment is specified on your initial receipt.

At around the same time you will receive full details of your pick up, luggage labels and details of your hotel. All monies due can be paid by We pride ourselves on delivering distinctive tours of the highest quality cheque, cash or by bank transfer. and best value. We believe in making your holiday that extra bit special by providing a unique level of customer service that can only truly be deliv- If you have any special requirements, these must be notified to us at ered by a small independent company. Whether it is a short 3 day break or the time of your booking. We will endeavour to meet all requests, but a longer European tour, you receive the same standards of service and they cannot be guaranteed. comfort.

We also ask for only a small deposit to confirm your booking, starting at just £30.00 per person for a short break and just £50.00 per person for the longest tours.

We use only modern, executive class coaches, with climate control, a WC and hot & cold drink facilities. All rooms on our tours are en-suite and excursions as stated are included in the price. Whilst all tours are non- smoking, we will make regular comfort stops, and there is no overnight travel.

All of our tours of 5 days or more include a complimentary door to door pick-up service (where this is physically possible) in Frome and the surrounding area. We try to offer this service on our shorter breaks, but where this is not possible we can provide a limited amount of parking free of charge at our base in Frome. If you cancel a holiday once a deposit has been paid we will retain your deposit, and apply cancellation charges as shown below. Prior to 42 days before departure Deposit only For all tours we strongly believe that you should have appropriate Travel 29 to 42 days before departure 30% of holiday cost Insurance in place, and if you are traveling on any of our European holi- 22 to 28 days before departure 45% of holiday cost days it is a condition of travel. You will be asked to provide details of the policy and emergency contact numbers. (please see page 25) 15 to 21 days before departure 60% of holiday cost 0 to 14 days before departure 100% of holiday cost We no longer sell travel insurance direct, but you may find the enclosed leaflet from Towergate Travel (Travel Insurance Specialists in the Coach- All tours are subject to having minimum passenger numbers, and as ing industry) of interest, as it provides information on how to purchase we have seen, forces beyond our control. In the unlikely event that we their Travel Insurance. have to cancel your holiday, we will refund any monies paid in full. Early New Year Cheer in Newquay 15th - 19th February 2021 Holidays at a glance February 2021

Monday 15th Early New Year Cheer in Newquay 4 In 2021 we start our tour program with a House Party, this time in Newquay.

March 2021 Our first day out starts with a visit to Padstow, on the Camel Estuary, noted both Friday 12th Mother’s Day in Tenby - King Arthur Country 5 as a sailing centre and Cornwall’s capital of seafood cuisine, made famous by ce- April 2021 lebrity chef Rick Stein. We then travel to Bodmin, one of Cornwall’s oldest towns, Tuesday 20th The Harrogate Spring Flower Show & where the Cornish Rebellion started. Its imposing granite buildings reflect the town’s importance during the tin mining boom in the 19th century. Finally we trav- Beningborough Hall and Gardens 6 el back to the coast with a visit to the small vibrant fishing village of Port Isaac, one May 2021 of Cornwall's most well known holiday destinations. It was used as the filming lo- Friday 7th Scotland’s Far North - The Castle of Mey, cation for ITV’s Doc Martin and is home to the Fisherman’s Friends choir.

John O’Groats & the Orkney Isles 7/8 You will also have a free day in Newquay, Cornwall's premier holiday resort Thursday 20th The Lake District - Cruises & Gardens 10 boasting eleven magnificent sandy beaches. Although well known as Britain's surf- June 2021 ing capital, the town offers wonderful cliff and beach walks and a picturesque harbour to explore. Sunday 6th Mingle in the Dingle, Blarney in Killarney & The Ring of Kerry 11/12 Our second day out will start with a visit to Truro and a chance to visit the Saturday 19th Scarborough Fair - Planes Trains, Pannier Market, with over 40 independent stalls, or the stunning Gothic Revival & Automobiles 13 Cathedral in the heart of Cornwall's only City. We then visit the unique Eden Pro- ject. Explore the Rainforest Biome and trek through the steamy rainforests of Ma- July 2021 laysia, West Africa and South America in the world’s largest conservatory or the Friday 2nd Historic Lincoln, Barnsdale & a Rutland Cruise 14 Mediterranean Biome where you can take a colourful, sensory journey through the Friday 30th Scenic Switzerland - The Lakes, Roads & Mediterranean-type climates of the world, including South Africa and California.

Mountains of the Swiss Alps 15/16 Tour price includes:- August 2021 • 4 Nights Half Board at the Eliot Hotel, Newquay Monday 16th Summer fun at Disneyland® Paris 17 • Excursion and entry to The Eden Project September 2021 • 1 Lunch at the hotel Friday 17th Matlock Bath Illuminations & the Heights • 1 free drink each evening of Abraham 18 • Half price bar 7pm - 11pm each day Sunday 26th Inclusive Austria - Alpine Passes, Lake Cruise • Entertainment each evening & the Eagles Nest 19/20 • Porterage November 2021 Monday 8th Turkey & Tinsel in Great Yarmouth 21 Monday 22nd Turkey & Tinsel in Eastbourne 22 Your Hotel - The Eliot Hotel, Newquay The hotel enjoys a central location, 50m from the sea front and close to the December 2021 beaches and shops. There is Wi-fi in the numerous public areas lounges, and a Monday 13th Christmas Markets in Beautiful Bruges & Ghent 23 ballroom with entertainment. All bedrooms have complimentary tea/coffee February 2022 making facilities, hair dryer and Freeview TV with radio channels. All rooms Monday 14th Bargain Llandudno & Snowdonia National Park 24 have bath/shower and WC and the hotel is centrally heated throughout. A lift serves most rooms although all floors have some intermediate stairs. 4 Mother’s Day in Tenby Yorkshire’s Best - - King Arthur Country Blooming Marvellous 12th - 15th March 2021 20th - 23rd April 2021

Tenby is a town steeped in ancient history surrounded by an imposing medieval The Harrogate Spring Essentials is the first big event in the gardening calendar, stone wall. With it’s pastel coloured buildings, narrow cobbled streets, fortified me- welcoming the new growing season with a special Covid-19 safe spectacular cele- dieval walls, four beaches and beautiful gardens it is one of the most photographed bration of the very best in horticulture, featuring beautiful show gardens, a plant in Wales. Through the passage of time Tenby has seen many changes but it has market, great garden shopping, lively garden chat, great growing advice and top tips been on the leisure map for over 200 years and with all that experience the people from experts of Tenby certainly know how to offer each and every visitor an unforgettable time. We start our first day out with a visit to the historic spa town of Harrogate, with Our outward journey will include a scenic drive through the Wye Valley and a it’s magnificent Victorian buildings, the famous Betty's Tea Rooms, colourful lunchtime stop in Abergavenny, the Gateway to Wales. banks of flowers and broad tree-lined boulevards, the Royal Pump Room Museum,

Our day out takes us to the smallest City in the UK, St Davids, famed for its mag- housing the original sulphur well and the Royal Baths. After lunch we will pay a nificent cathedral. You will have time to visit the Cathedral (entry to the cathedral visit to RHS Garden Harlow Carr. Located on the outskirts of Harrogate, in 68 acres included in the tour) and enjoy some lunch. We then travel to Picton Castle & Gar- of glorious wooded valley, Harlow Carr captures the essence of Yorkshire within a dens, Pembrokeshire’s finest stately home, where you will have plenty of time to beautiful garden setting. A must-visit garden in this part of the country, it will in- explore the forty acres of some of the most beautiful woodland gardens and grounds spire and delight all ages with its innovative design, creative planting and practical in West Wales. ideas to take home. It is also home to a branch of the World famous Betty’s Tea room, where you will enjoy a cream tea. You will also have a free day to explore Tenby with its medieval castle and the feeling of a town whose history is much richer than most seaside resorts. Amble Our second day out starts with a visit to Wetherby on market day. This Award around the narrow streets or stop for a drink in one of the many bars or cafés or per- Winning Floral Market Town has many treasures to explore including panoramic haps visit the fifteenth century Tudor Merchants House, one of the four magnificent scenery and historic architecture. Wetherby's origins are as a staging post for travel- sandy beaches or the delightful harbour (which is always busy with pleasure craft). lers through the centuries between Edinburgh and London. Now it has developed into a busy market town, and still retains its Thursday Market, granted by Royal Tour price includes:- Charter in 1240. We will then spend the afternoon at the Harrogate Spring Essen- • 3 nights half board at the Cliffe Norton Hotel, Tenby tials Flower Show. • Porterage Tour price includes:- • Excursion to St David’s • Entry to St David’s Cathedral • 3 nights half board at the Mercure York Fairfield Manor Hotel • Entry to Picton Gardens and Galleries • Entry to the Harrogate Spring Essentials Flower Show • Free Mother’s Day Gift • Entry to RHS Garden Harlow Carr • Free drink with dinner each evening • Cream Tea at Betty’s Tea House at Harlow Carr

• Time at leisure in Wetherby and Harrogate. • Porterage Your Hotel - The Cliffe Norton, Tenby Situated in an enviable position above lush cliff gardens, the hotel enjoys pano- Your Hotel - Mercure Fairfield Manor Hotel ramic views across the bay, including Goskar Rock, North Beach and Tenby’s The 4* Mercure York Fairfield Manor Hotel is a beautiful 18th century Geor- fishing harbour. All rooms are en-suite with bath/shower. a TV and compli- gian manor house, set amongst extensive grounds, with serene countryside mentary tea/coffee facilities. Two lifts serve most rooms although there are views. All of the spacious rooms are en-suite and have a flat-screen TV, free6 many minor changes of level and there are some steps to the restaurant. high speed Wi-Fi, hairdryer and complimentary tea/coffee making facilities. 5 6 Our tour to Scotland this year is a major change from the last couple of years, as Our route then takes us onto a narrow tongue of land between the lochs of Harray we travel almost as far North as it is possible to drive. After an overnight stop in and Stenness with a photo stop at the mystical Ring of Brodgar and the Standing Gretna Green we continue our journey up through the very heart of Scotland to the Stones of Stenness. On our return to Burwick we will stop at the Italian Chapel North Coast and the Norseman Hotel, located overlooking the River Wick in the (entry not included) . small picturesque Viking town of Wick. Our final excursion will be a tour of Caithness. Caithness is like an island, and has

Our first excursion will be a visit to the Castle of Mey, the most northerly inhabit- a character that is distinct and unique to itself, and is accessed by the A9 as it ed castle in Scotland, which was the beloved home of the Queen Mother and has squeezes its way north between the encroaching mountains and the sea. The tour been kept just as it was when she was alive. You will have time to explore the castle includes a visit to Dunnett Head, reached along a single track road taking you to the and gardens and to enjoy the views over the Pentland Firth and the Orkney Islands. mainland's most northerly point, and offers magnificent views north to Orkney and The gardens consist of the Walled Garden, the East Garden and a woodland area - along much of Scotland's north coast. We will stop for some lunch in Thurso, Scot- with the overall design remaining much as it was in The Queen Mother's time. The land's most northerly town and home to the country's most northerly railway station. East Garden is dissected by Fuchsia hedges for shelter. The individual sections are We will also make a stop at the Grey Cairns of Camster, two of the best preserved Neolithic chambered cairns, or burial monuments, in Britain. planted with woodland plants such as Primulla, Meconopsis, Astilbes, Hellebores, Hostas, Ferns and Foxgloves. You will also have a free day to explore Wick, which was for nearly 500 years the

In the afternoon, we will spend some time in John O’Groats and also visit nearby administrative centre of Caithness. Visit the Heritage Museum, The Poultney Dis- Duncansby Head which, despite claims by it’s better known neighbour, is actually tillery, the Floral Clock or perhaps walk the full length of Ebenezer Place, which the furthest point from Land’s End and the real North Eastern tip of the country. appears in the Guinness Book of Records as the world's shortest street at 2.06m or 6ft 9in in length. We will also have a full day excursion to the Orkney Islands. After a 40 minute Tour price includes:- sailing across the famous Pentland Firth we will board a local coach. We start with a drive across the Churchill Barriers, built in the 1940s and which thread five is- • 1 overnight half board at the Gretna Hall Hotel, Gretna Green lands together to form the eastern boundary of Scapa Flow. There will be a stop in • 5 nights half board at the Norseman Hotel, Wick Kirkwall, the capital city of Orkney, before we continue along the northern coast of • Excursion to John O’Groats and Duncansby Head Scapa Flow with beautiful views of the Hoy hills across the water to Stromness, • Entry to the Castle of Mey surely one of Britain's most picturesque towns, where you will have some free time • Full day excursion and tour to Orkney for lunch. • Tour of Caithness We then travel on to the Neolithic village of Skara Brae. Having been hidden un- • 1 overnight half board at the Holiday Inn, Dumfries der sand dunes for thousands of years and only rediscovered 100 years ago, it is • Porterage older than the pyramids and perfectly preserved. (entry fee not included) .

Your Overnight Hotels Your Hotel - The Norseman Hotel, Wick The Gretna Hall Hotel - Located in 10 acres of landscaped gardens within Positioned on the north coast of Scotland, the Norseman offers visitors the the village of Gretna Green, and next to the Blacksmith's Courtyard the hotel chance to witness this untouched paradise, with miles of white sandy beaches offers ensuite rooms that feature tea/coffee facilities, a TV and free toiletries. contrasting with the craggy headlands and the dramatic cliffs. All bedrooms The Holiday Inn Hotel, Dumfries - located on the outskirts of Dumfries, the are tastefully decorated and are ensuite with a shower/bath, direct dial tele- airy, modern rooms have free Wi-Fi, power showers, complimentary tea/ phone, TV with Freeview, Wi-Fi and heated towel rail. There is no lift, but coffee facilities and a flat-screen TV. plenty of ground floor rooms. 7 8 The Lake District -

Cruises & Gardens 20th - 24nd May 2021

Our tour to the Lake District takes in many of the things that this area of outstanding beauty is rightly world famous for. From boat cruises to country houses, scenery and gingerbread this tour covers it all, with visits to some of The Lake Dis- tricts prettiest towns thrown in for good measure.

Day 1 excursion starts with a journey over the Kirkstone Pass, at 1,489 feet the Lake District’s highest drivable pass. We then take a leisurely cruise on Ullswater, •Airport transfers • Weddings • Days out • travelling the full length of the lake over a 60 minutes journey on a heritage steam • Theatre trips • Golf days • Special occasions • boat. After a lunchtime stop in nearby Penrith, we will then visit Dalemain Mansion & Historic Gardens, one of the most beautiful and impressive stately houses in the North West of England, with a beautiful Georgian facade of dressed pink stone and Competitive rates standing in 5 acres of landscaped gardens and parkland .

Contact 01373 472289 or 07973 622009 You will have a day at leisure to enjoy the hotel grounds and facilities, or you could use the local buses and trains to explorer further afield.

No visit to the Lake District would be complete without a cruise on Lake Winder- mere, the largest natural lake in England at 10.5 miles long, one mile wide and 220 feet deep. We will travel the full length of the lake with uninterrupted views of the Lakeland fells before we travel on to Keswick for a chance for some lunch and some time at leisure to explore this pretty market town which offers a wide range of attractions for visitors. Our return to the hotel will include a short stop at Grasmere, with a chance to visit the world famous Gingerbread shop.

Tour price includes:- Precious • 4 Nights half board at the Shap Wells Hotel • Glenridding to Pooley Bridge one way cruise on the Ullswater Steamer • Entry to Dalemain Mansion & Historic Gardens • Lakeside to Ambleside one way cruise on Lake Windermere memories • Excursion to Grasmere and Keswick • Porterage

Bespoke handmade quilts, individually designed to Your Hotel - The Shap Wells Hotel commemorate birthdays, anniversaries, christenings, The hotel is situated in a secluded, wooded valley, high in the Shap Fells, surrounded by mountain streams and has retained many of its original fea- weddings, or to remember loved ones. tures. Most of the rooms having breath-taking views of the surrounding countryside and fells. All of the bedrooms, are en-suite and come equipped with TV, alarm clock and complimentary tea and coffee making facilities. Call Brigitte on 01373 472289 The extensive grounds are home to a red squirrel sanctuary. 9 10 Ireland - Mingle In The Dingle, Blarney in Killarney & The Ring of Kerry 6th - 12th June 2021

This scenic tour takes in beautiful Killarney, the stunning Dingle Peninsula and Your hotel is one of best located hotels in Kerry, situated right in the centre of the spectacular Ring of Kerry. Not only is the area’s breath-taking natural landscape Killarney, making it convenient for all the pubs and shops. Kilkenny, known as the an attraction in itself, it is also home to some of Ireland’s most popular tourist at- Marble City, is charming Irish city filled with Medieval architecture and buildings. tractions, including the characterful Killarney jaunting car horse and carriage rides. An impressive castle, several well-preserved churches, and tons of artisan boutique

After an overnight stop in Waterford, we travel to our main hotel in plenty of time shops and pubs make it a favourite place to visit for tourists. The hotel is also just a to settle in and perhaps a pre-dinner tipple. short stroll from the entrance of Killarney National Park should you wish to return there in the afternoon. Our first day’s excursion starts with a scenic drive along part of the famous Wild Atlantic Way, en route to the colourful town of Dingle. We will enjoy the stunning Our second full day excursion will be a stunning drive around the mystical and scenery and stop at beautiful Inch Beach, which has featured in various famous unspoilt Ring of Kerry, one of the most spectacular circular driving routes in Ire- films, to take in its 4 miles of beautiful sands and views over Dingle Bay and the land. The drive provides us with an insight into the area’s ancient heritage and al- mountains of Kerry. On arrival in Dingle, the charming “capital” of the Dingle Pen- lows us to marvel at the fantastic views of its stunning scenery. During our journey, insula, we have free time for lunch and a stroll around this authentic Irish town full we spend time at leisure in the elegant seaside town of Kenmare, cradled in the of pubs, quaint shops and eateries. After lunch, we head down to the main pier from heart of Kenmare Bay, and known as the jewel in the Ring of Kerry. The town is a where we enjoy a harbour and dolphin cruise. Hear the story of Dingle Bay and its haven of tranquillity, gourmet food, and breath-taking scenery in one of the most natural, unspoilt environments in Europe. people on our cruise around the harbour before we travel out to the harbour entrance, which until recently was home to Fungie the dolphin, a much-loved resident Tour price includes:- of the Dingle Peninsula since 1983, who enjoyed the company of the boats, swim- • 1 overnight half board at the Treacy’s Hotel, Waterford ming alongside to say a cheery hello! Other dolphins are regularly seen in the area. • Free use of the leisure facilities at all hotels On your free day in Killarney, we start the day with a step back in time and expe- • 4 nights half board at the Eviston House Hotel, Killarney rience one of Ireland’s most traditional modes of transport, on a jaunting car horse • 3 course menu each evening and carriage ride. With a bit of the old Blarney from the driver, you will take a cir- • Tea/coffee after dinner cular ride into the Killarney National Park, home to Ross Castle. You can enjoy • Entertainment each night in the Danny Mann pub some time here before returning to Killarney town centre where you will spend the • 1 hour Dingle cruise rest of our day at leisure. • Jaunting car ride in the Killarney National Park to Ross Castle • Porterage • All single rooms are double/twin rooms for single occupancy Your Overnight Hotels • 1 overnight half board at the Treacy’s Hotel, Enniscorthy

Treacy’s Hotel, Waterford This 3* hotel is located in the heart of Waterford and is renowned for its warm welcome. The traditional Irish Timbertoes Bar offers great craic and entertainment. All rooms are en-suite with flat-screen TV, hairdryer and complimentary Your Hotel - The Eviston House Hotel, Killarney high speed Wi-Fi and tea/coffee making facilities. The 3 star family run Eviston House is located in the heart of Killarney and Treacy’s Hotel, Enniscorthy features the award-winning Danny Mann's Pub. Danny Mann’s is famous This 4* hotel is one of Wexford’s finest boutique hotels, located on the bus- across Ireland for its live music and entertainment, with singers and tling vibrant street of Templeshannon. All rooms are en-suite with flat-screen folk bands taking to the stage most evenings. All rooms are ensuite and come TV, hairdryer and complimentary high speed Wi-Fi and tea/coffee facilities. 6 with11 complimentary tea/coffee facilities, Wi-Fi, satellite TV/Radio, and a hair126 dryer. 11 12 Historic Lincoln & a Rutland Cruise 2nd - 5th July 2021

Scarborough, arguably the oldest seaside resort in Britain, advocated sea bathing We start our tour with an en-route visit to Royal Leamington Spa. The compact, more than a century before Regency Brighton! This tour is a nostalgic look back at historic centre boasts wide boulevards, dramatic Georgian and Edwardian architec- all forms of transport and fairground rides from a bygone era. ture and award-winning parks.

Our first full day excursion starts with a visit to The Scarborough Fair Collection Day 1 excursion starts with a visit to International Bomber Command, which pro- which hosts a magnificent working collection of Vintage Cars, Steam Engines, Vin- vides a world-class facility acknowledging the efforts, sacrifices and commitment tage Fairground Rides, Mechanical Organs and a ‘Mighty’ Wurlitzer Organ. We of the men and women, from 62 different nations, who came together in Bomber then take a scenic drive to Whitby, where the steep maze of cobbled streets are a Command during WWII. We then travel into Lincoln for some time at leisure and testament to its ancient seafaring traditions and was where Captain Cook learned his for lunch before a visit to the Historic Lincoln Cathedral, which for 238 years was trade. After some time at leisure for lunch we will then board the North York Moors the tallest building in the World. Steam Railway and experience the age of steam for the 24 miles journey through the beautiful vistas of the North York Moors National Park. Day 2 excursion begins with a visit to the beautiful Barnsdale Gardens, created by Britain’s best loved gardener, the late Geoff Hamilton, star of Gardener’s World. You will have a free day at leisure in Scarborough, with the chance to explore the We will have time for some lunch in the pretty, traditional English market town Spa town, visit the castle or perhaps the sea life centre. There is plenty to see in the Melton Mowbray the home of the pork pie before we end the day with a relax- narrow streets of old Scarborough, as they rise up to the dominant castle walls. ing cruise on Rutland Water.

Day 2 excursion takes us to York where we start with a visit to the National Rail- Before making our way home, we visit the King Richard III Visitor Centre which way Museum. You will have some time at leisure and for lunch and then we travel charts the story of the king’s life and death, revealing one of the greatest archaeo- to the nearby Yorkshire Air Museum which sits on the site of former RAF Elving- logical detective stories ever told. We also pay a visit to Stratford on Avon. ton, a World War Two airfield used extensively by Allied bomber crews during the war. It is also the home of the The Allied Air Forces Memorial. Tour price includes:-

Tour price includes:- • 3 Nights half board at the Hilton Hotel, Leicester • En route stops in Royal Leamington Spa and Stratford on Avon • 4 Nights half board at the Cumberland Hotel, Scarborough • Entry to International Bomber Command • Entry to the Scarborough Fair Collection • Entry to Lincoln Cathedral • Excursion to Whitby • Entry to Barnsdale Gardens • Single journey on the North York Moors Steam Railway • Cruise on Rutland Water • Excursion to York & The National Railway Museum • Entry to King Richard III Visitor Centre • Entry to the Yorkshire Aviation Museum • Porterage • Porterage

Your Hotel- The Cumberland Hotel, Scarborough Your Hotel - The Hilton, Leicester The hotel is very well situated on the South Cliff a few minutes’ walk from the This superb 4 star hotel is located on the outskirts of the City of Leicester. Spa complex, beach and town centre and has recently been extensively refur- Unwind in the LivingWell Health Club, swim in the indoor pool or relax in bished. All rooms have central heating, bath or shower, WC, tea/coffee making the sauna. All rooms have a large window, are en-suite and have a 49-inch facilities, hair dryer and TV. Entertainment is provided each evenings in the plasma TV and complimentary tea and coffee making facilities. Walk-in ballroom. There is an attractive restaurant and quiet lounge. A lift serves all showers are not available. floors (few stairs to some rooms). 13 14 Scenic - The Lakes, Roads The Swiss th

In 2021 we will be returning to one of our all time favourite hotels and this tour via the Gotthard Pass (weather permitting) before stopping for lunch in Andermatt. will give you the chance to take in some of the most stunning scenery and mountain The Gotthard Pass is one of the highest in the alps, at 2106m and is a vital link be- roads in Switzerland from a selection of cables cars, boats, trains, the coach and on tween the Northern and Southern parts of Switzerland. Although first known for foot. many years, it became an important pass after being established in roughly its cur- After an overnight stop in France we travel on to Emmetten and the Hotel Engel, a rent form in around 1300 with the addition of several bridges, including the fore- traditional family run Swiss hotel where we are always made to feel welcome by bodingly named “Devils Bridge”. Jacqueline and her team. Andermatt, 1,444m above sea level, is famed for its cobbled main street and well Our first excursion will start with a visit to Interlaken, situated at the base of a fa- preserved old town centre. Throughout its rich history the area has been a key stag- mous trio of peaks - the Eiger, the Monch and the Jungfrau. This traditional resort ing post for travellers in the Gotthard massif. Its central location among the main town is built on a narrow stretch of valley, between the emerald-coloured waters of Alpine passes was well known even in Roman times. Back then, the massif was the Lake Thun and Lake Brienz and it’s old timber houses and parkland are surrounded easiest route between north and south, as only one mountain pass had to be negoti- by mountains, dense forests, alpine meadows and glaciers. ated. Our final stop is at Engelberg, which stands around 1000m above Lake Lu- cerne and has a distinct and rustic character. The town is home to a Benedictine Our return journey will be via the Susten Pass (weather permitting). Built during monastery, founded in 1120, which even today has a great impact on the life of the WW2 it is widely considered to be the greatest driving road in Switzerland, as it has village as Monks still live, work and teach there. an amazing variety of road styles, starting with sweeping valley roads with amazing Tour price includes:- uninterrupted views, hairpin bends that take you to the 2224m summit of the pass and returns through forests, and across stunning stone bridges. • 1 overnight half board at the Mercure Reims Parc des Expositions • 4 nights half board at the Hotel Engel, Emmetten Our second excursion will start with a local bus journey to the little resort of Seel- • Local bus to Seelisberg isberg, set on a peninsula, surrounded by Lake Lucerne and with beautiful views of the lake and mountains. A nostalgic funicular railway leads down to Treib on the • Single journey from Seelisberg to Treib on the funicular railway lakeside where we will then board a boat for a cruise on Lake Lucerne to Becken- • Single boat trip from Treib to Beckenreid reid. From there we will board the longest cable-car in Central Switzerland, which • Single journey on the Beckenreid to Klewenalp cable car takes you from the centre of the village up 1593m to Klewenalp. There is then a • Single journey on the Stockhutte to Emmetten cable car gentle walk of about 90 minutes through meadows and pine forests to the Stockhüt- • Excursion to Interlaken and the Susten Pass (weather permitting) te. From here you can rest on the cable-car back down to Emmetten. • Excursion to Andermatt and the Gotthard Pass (weather permitting) • 1 overnight half board at the Ibis Hotel, Laon Our final excursion includes another stunning scenic alpine drive. After travelling through the Gotthard tunnel, the longest in the world when built in 1980, we return

Your overnight hotels Your Hotel - Hotel Engel, Emmetten The Mercure Reims Parc Des Expositions This 4 star modern hotel is situ- The Hotel Engel is a family run hotel that we have been using for over 25 ated on the outskirts of the town. All rooms are air-conditioned, en-suite and years, in the centre of the village of Emmetten, overlooking Lake Lucerne. come with satellite TV and complimentary toiletries and Wi-Fi. All rooms are non-smoking and are equipped with Shower/WC or Bath/WC, The Ibis Hotel, Laon is located in a quiet suburb on the outskirts of the his- hair dryer, radio alarm and colour television. Home cooked traditional 3 toric town of Laon, and is just a short walk from the nearby Carrefour Hyper- course evening meals are served to you at your table, and the continental market. breakfast often includes home made preserves. 15 16 Summer Fun at Matlock Bath Illuminations Disneyland® Paris & the Heights of Abraham 16th - 20th August 2021 17th - 21st September 2021

The Matlock Bath Venetian Boat Builders' Association decorate themed models Known around the world, Disneyland Paris, now nearly 30 years old, continues to with an array of coloured lights, mounted on rowing boats, and paraded on the Riv- be as popular as ever and there is always a new reason to visit. Whether it’s the er Derwent giving a unique and illuminous display. original Disneyland Park, or the newer Walt Disney Studios, there’s something for On our first full day excursion we travel to Matlock Bath, a unique village set in a children (and grown ups!) of all ages. beautiful gorge, with attractive riverside gardens, wooded hillsides and rocky lime- Disneyland Park - where fairytales take flight across 5 incredible lands filled with stone crags. Its heyday was in Victorian times when it became known as “Little classic attractions, shows and street parades and you can rub shoulders with swash- Switzerland” by the poet, Lord Byron. Our first port of call in the amazing Heights buckling pirates, zoom through time and space and look on in awe at the unforgetta- of Abraham. When the grounds to the Heights of Abraham were first opened to vis- ble Sleeping Beauty Castle, with light and firework displays late into the evening. itors in the 1780s, modern technology was nothing but a dream. The first guests had no choice but to scale the steep slopes of Masson Hill to take in all that the estate Walt Disney Studios - discover the secrets behind the most magical scenes of Dis- had to offer. In 1984 the current owners took inspiration from Switzerland, and had ney film and television, from legendary moments in motion at Toon Studio to the a cable car installed. As well as a return trip on the cable car, you will have a mind-boggling effects of the Backlot, 5 production zones, all bursting with thrills chance to visit the 2 show caves at the top, which have regular guided tours. After that drop you and your little stars smack bang in the limelight. some time at leisure, we will stay for the evening to see the illuminations them- There are a choice of tickets available for this tour which give you the option to selves, and then the spectacular firework display. Our return to the hotel will be travel between both parks as many times as you like on each day. The 2 day passes fairly late in the evening, so dinner is not included on this night. do not need to be used on consecutive days, giving you the option to take the nearby Our second full day excursion will be to the Peak District with stops at the Spa RER train into Paris itself if you choose. town of Buxton and Bakewell with it’s attractive courtyards, individual shops and the chance to sample the town’s famous Traditional Bakewell Pudding and visit the 2 Day Hopper Pass* Adult £125.00 Child (3-11) £110.00 town's weekly market. 3 Day Hopper Pass* Adult £150.00 Child (3-11) £140.00 Tour price includes:- * Disney Passes are NOT included in the price of the tour • 4 Nights at the Best Western Signature Hotel, Derby

Tour price includes: • Dinner on 3 evenings • Heights of Abraham Cable Car and cave entry • 4 nights B&B at the Holiday Inn, Marne La Vallee • Entry to The Matlock Bath illuminations • Daily transfer to and from Disneyland, Paris • Excursion to Buxton & Bakewell

• Free day at leisure in Derby • Porterage

Your Hotel - The Holiday Inn, Marne La Vallee The Holiday Inn, Marne-la-Vallée is located in Noisy-le-Grand and Disney- Your Hotel - BW Signature Derby Midland Hotel land® Paris is just 4 stations away by RER, with a direct journey time of less This prestigious hotel has its own sense of tradition, elegance and charm and is than 30 minutes. The shopping centre next to the hotel has restaurants, a cine- 11 6 perfectly located within walking distance of the city. All 102 bedrooms are 17ma and offers an array of leisure activities. All rooms are air-conditioned, have ensuite,11 of a good size with high ceilings, and each is equipped with hairdryer,18 a flat screen TV, a kettle with tea and coffee, a safe and free high-speed Wi-Fi 6 17 TV and tea/coffee making facilities. The public areas have been furnished to a access and are en-suite. high standard throughout. 18 Inclusive Austria Lakes and the 26th September - 4th

3 After an overnight stop in the Aachen, we will arrive at our base for this tour, the the Grossglockner High Alpine Road, one of the highest Alpine passes in Europe. Lifthotel, Kirchberg in Tirol, in the heart of the Kitzbühel Alps. During our stay in There will be a stop at the Franz-Josef-Höhe viewpoint for a chance to capture the Kirchberg we will be taking in some of the local attractions as well as having the stunning scenery with your camera. Our return to the hotel will be via Kitzbühel, opportunity to see some of the most stunning scenery the area has to offer. Our stay known for the annual Hahnenkamm downhill race. Upscale shops and cafes line the at the main hotel will be on an inclusive basis, with packed lunches provided each streets of its medieval centre. Museum Kitzbühel chronicles the history of the town day, and various drinks included at certain times, as well as the normal breakfast and the area’s winter sports, with paintings by local artist Alfons Walde. Its rooftop and evening meals. You will also receive a visitors travel pass, allowing free travel terrace has sweeping town views. on the local bus and rail network, allowing you to make the most of any free time. Our final full day excursion is to the romantic and historic market town of Berch- Our first full day excursion will be an adventurous ride aboard the 127 year-old tesgarten. This town and the surrounding national park is one of the region’s most Achensee Steam Cog Railway up the mountain to the scenic Achensee Lake, some popular destinations. You will have time to explore the town’s attractions including seven kilometres and 440 metres altitude. The Achensee Steam Cog Railway is the the buildings with their decorated façades, churches and a Royal Palace, and per- oldest of its kind in Europe still in constant use. At the top is the Achensee Lake, haps some time for lunch before we ascend the nearby mountain via a special shut- where we will enjoy a scenic lake cruise, including some local coffee and cake. The tle bus and a lift for an included visit to Hitler’s infamous ‘Eagle’s Nest’ . Achensee is also called the "Fjord of the Alps" and bears this name with good reason! It is nestled between two huge mountain ranges, the Rofan and Karwendel Tour price includes:- massifs. We will also pay a visit to the Tyrolean capital of Innsbruck, a charming • 1 overnight each way half board at the Mercure Europlatz, Aachen Alpine City and twice host to the Winter Olympic Games. Innsbruck’s Old Town is • 6 nights all inclusive at the Aschaber Lifthotel, Kirchberg in Tirol (as below) a small area of sturdy medieval houses, many painted in lively pastel colours and • Welcome drink supported by sloping buttresses. As you stroll along the main street of the Old Town • Packed lunch each day or snacks 12pm-1pm Innsbruck, you’ll feel as if you had taken a trip back in time to an era of knights and • Farm Lunch on 1 evening with entertainment medieval merchants. Busy street cafes afford great views of Innsbruck’s most fa- • Cake buffet daily 3pm-4.30pm mous landmark, the Golden Roof, and its 2,738 gold-plated copper tiles. • Free beer, wine & lemonade daily 10am-10pm

For our second excursion we travel to the pretty town of Zell am See, located on a • Free tea & coffee 7.30am-10pm peninsula at the base of a mountain on the shores of Lake Zell. You will have time • Free local spirits daily 8pm-10pm at leisure to perhaps take a stroll around the medieval streets or walk along the lake. • Ride on the Achensee Cog Railway We then travel south via the Spectacular Thurn Pass, one of the highest in Austria • Cruise on Achensee Lake with coffee & cake to the impressive Krimml falls. With a drop of 380 metres the falls are the fifth larg- • Entry to the Krimml Falls est in the world and are the highest in Europe. There is a walk of around 10 - 15 • Scenic drive on the Grossglockner Alpine High Road mins from the coach park to the falls. • Entry to The Eagles Nest

Our next full day excursion will literally take us into the clouds. We start with a • Excursions to Innsbruck, Zell am See, Kitzbühel and Berchtesgarten scenic drive into the Hohe Tauern National Park, via Mittersill and Matrei. You will have some time at leisure in the delightful village of Heiligenblut located at the foot of the mighty Grossglockner, Austria’s highest mountain. After lunch we will drive Your Hotel - The Aschaber Lifthotel, Kirchberg The hotel has a friendly atmosphere and is located in a very peaceful position at the bottom of Kirchberg . All 90 of the comfortable bedrooms are en-suite Overnight hotel - The Mercure Europlatz, Aachen. with a shower and/or bath, hairdryer, telephone, safe and most rooms have a This 4 star modern hotel is situated on the outskirts of the town and is one we balcony. The hotel has a sauna that is free for guests to use. Set on the edge of have used many times before. All rooms are air-conditioned, en-suite and come the village, the hotel has a conservatory, a cosy pub with open fire, a bar and a with satellite TV and complimentary toiletries and Wi-Fi. traditional Tyrolean restaurant, where you will enjoy your meals. 19 20 Turkey & Tinsel Turkey & Tinsel in Great Yarmouth in Eastbourne 8th - 12th November 2021 22nd - 26th November 2021

Our first festive tour is to the ever popular Norfolk town of Great Yarmouth. The Our second Turkey & Tinsel tour takes us to Eastbourne where we will arrive town has a fabulous maritime heritage and a port famous for once being the hub of with time to enjoy a pre-dinner glass of sherry followed by dinner & dancing. the herring industry. Tuesday (alias Christmas Eve) We start our full day excursion with a drive up Tuesday (alias Christmas Eve) will start with a visit to Norwich, in its Norman through the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to the historic town of heyday second only to London in importance. Explore the city, and take the chance Royal Tunbridge Wells, where we will stop for lunch and a chance to visit some of to visit the Castle or Tombland, a medieval area of narrow winding lanes lined with the many historic buildings and shops in this unique town. Our second stop is in antique shops. Walk up Elm Hill, a picture postcard cobbled street lined with timber Brighton, with a chance to explore the Lanes, a fabulous maze of twisting alleyways framed Tudor houses, so quaint it hardly seems real. We then travel North to Crom- offering an extraordinary mix of antiques and jewellery shops. We return to the er, a charming Edwardian seaside resort, famous for its pier, succulent crabs and tall hotel in plenty of time for a Gala Dinner followed by dancing and entertainment. church tower. Wednesday (alias Christmas Day) Enjoy a free day in Eastbourne, but before you Wednesday (alias Christmas Day) is a free day to enjoy Great Yarmouth, but be- go out try your skill and guess the weight of the Christmas cake. Make sure you fore you go out try your skill and guess the weight of the Christmas cake. Make return to the hotel in time for the Christmas Day Traditional Grand Festive Lunch sure you return to the hotel in time for the Christmas Day Traditional Grand Festive and an afternoon Tea and minced pies with games. In the evening there will be din- Lunch with a visit from Santa. You will also enjoy afternoon Tea and minced pies ner followed by a Christmas Party. with games. In the evening there will be dinner followed by a Christmas Party. Thursday (alias Boxing Day) We will enjoy a scenic drive into the South Downs Thursday (alias Boxing Day) will be a morning tour to Southwold, a charmingly National park, England's newest national park, to Lewes, where you will have some old-fashioned seaside town with an atmosphere reminiscent of a more innocent age. time at leisure before we return to the hotel for a pre-lunch glass of punch followed Its pastel coloured cottages, fine Georgian house, lighthouse, delightful pier and by the Grand Boxing Day Lunch. You will again have some free time in the after- iconic beach huts have made the town a deservedly popular destination, before we noon before our dinner, dancing and entertainment. return for a pre-lunch glass of punch and the Grand Boxing Day Lunch. You will again have some free time in the afternoon before our dinner. Tour price includes:- • 4 Nights Half Board at the Queens Hotel, Eastbourne Tour Price includes: • 2 Lunches at the hotel • 4 Nights half board at the New Beach Hotel, Great Yarmouth • Entertainment each evening • 2 Lunches in the hotel • Excursion to Royal Tunbridge Wells & Brighton • Excursion to Norwich and Cromer • Excursion to Lewes • Excursion to Southwold • Porterage • Entertainment each evening • Porterage Deposit £40 per person Your Hotel - The Queens Hotel, Eastbourne Your Hotel - The New Beach, Great Yarmouth This magnificent Victorian hotel is situated in an outstanding position over- The New Beach Hotel is one of the most popular hotels amongst our custom- looking the pier. All rooms are en-suite, have central heating, tea/coffee ers who have stayed there, thanks to the quality of both the food and the service on offer. Situated on the sea front, opposite the Britannia Pier, only a making facilities, hair dryer and TV. Spacious public rooms include a cock- short level stroll from the town centre. All of the rooms are en-suite, have a tail bar, snooker room, sun lounge and several function rooms including the TV, hairdryer and complimentary tea/coffee facilities. There are a few steps at Princes Suite with its own bar where entertainment is provided most eve- the entrance to the hotel, and then a lift serves all floors. nings. 21 22 Christmas Markets in Bruges & Ghent th th 13th - 16th December 2021 14 - 18 February 2022

There can be few settings more beautiful at Christmas than medieval Bruges, with Llandudno is Wales' largest resort, uniquely situated between the Great and Little its cobbled streets, historic buildings and horse drawn carts plodding by. Considered Ormes. En-route we will stop in the historic city of Chester, famed for its many to be one of the best preserved medieval cities in Europe, the city’s prosperity black & white medieval English timber buildings. reached a peak in the 13th & 14th Centuries, through the manufacture and trading of high quality textiles, and all this wealth has left an impressive legacy of medieval Our first excursion starts with a scenic drive through the Snowdonia National Park townhouses and architectural masterpieces like the Gothic-style Stadhuis (Town to Betws-y-Coed, the principal village of the Snowdonia National Park, which lies Hall) and the delightful Begijnof (Convent). at the confluence of four stunningly beautiful forested valleys. We then travel over the Llanberis Pass, where we will a make a brief stop, before travelling on to our Life in Bruges centres on the market square, bordered by guildhalls and towered lunchtime stop in Caernarfon, famed for it’s mighty castle and known as the Celtic over by the magnificent 13th Century belfry, where the 366 step ascent to its summit Heart of Wales. Our return to the hotel will include a visit to Anglesey, and the is rewarded with panoramic views. town of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, with a chance for a photo next to the famous railway station signpost. The Christmas Market on the main square forms a ring around an open-air ice rink, with stalls selling sweets, handmade decorations and gifts. Wander in any di- Our other excursion starts with a visit to the harbour town of Porthmadog, where rection from the market square to discover historic churches, picturesque cobbled you will have time to explore and a bite to eat. Our return journey will be a drive up streets and, of course, those irresistible chocolate shops. the Conwy valley, with a stop in Conwy itself, where the mighty town walls house a

We will also travel to Ghent, where the city centre will again be turned into a win- museum dedicated to mussels, you will find Britain's smallest house and there is a bustling quayside, all in the shadow of the mighty castle. ter wonderland and an ice-skating rink will be installed under the City Pavilion. En- joy the view of Ghent from the giant Ferris wheel in front of St. Bavo’s Cathedral. You will also have a free day to explore the town of Llandudno. Stroll along the Ghent is home to the famous Graslei and Korenlei areas arguably one of the most impressive esplanade, visit the Happy Valley Gardens or walk Wales’ longest pier. beautiful spots in the country with a stunning skyline of preserved medieval port houses and buildings. On our return journey we will stop in the city of Chepstow, situated on the west bank of the Wye River. Explore the walled town and the Town Gate Museum, the Due to the historic nature of Bruges, it is not possible to drop at the hotel, so there is award winning regenerated town centre or stroll along the many river walks. a short level walk from the drop off point to the hotel. Tour price includes: Tour price includes:- • 4 nights half board at the Hydro Hotel, Llandudno • 3 nights bed & breakfast at the Academie Hotel, Bruges • All Excursions as stated • Excursion to Ghent • Enroute stops in Chester and Chepstow • En route stop at PJ’s Chocolate & Tobacco shop • Porterage Deposit £40 per person Your Hotel - The Academie Hotel Your Hotel - The Hydro Hotel, Llandudno The hotel is less than 100m from the famous Minnewater and just a 10-minute The Hydro Hotel is ideally situated on the sea front, just a short walk from walk from the Grote Markt. There is a cosy bar and a terrace garden. All rooms Llandudno’s wonderful shops, the Pier and Happy Valley gardens. There is a are en-suite and have air conditioning, TV, refrigerator and complimentary tea/ large entertainment suite with dance floor and entertainment most evenings. coffee facilities. Breakfast is served in the medieval vaulted cellar of the hotel All11 bedrooms have tea/coffee making facilities, hair dryer and TV with radio6 and includes a wide selection of pastries, breads, fresh fruit, cereals, a full hot and are en-suite with a bath/shower & WC. There is a lift but all floors are split24 and cold buffet selection, and hot and cold drinks. level with some stairs (some ground floor rooms are available). 23 24

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