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Holidays 2020 HOLIDAYS 2020 01763 848226 | The Garage, Barley, Royston, Hertfordshire SG8 8JA [email protected] | richmonds-coaches.co.uk WELCOME Welcome to our 2020 coach holiday brochure. Once again we have increased the range of tours on offer, returning to favourite hotels, and adding more new destinations. We strive to offer a tour with a carefully chosen hotel, known for its quality accommodation and cuisine. We are proud to invest in our coach touring fleet with new vehicles every year. Our coaches offer a high seating position for great views, are fully air- conditioned and come with individually adjustable seating with spacious leg room to allow you to enjoy the spectacular scenery in comfort. Wi-Fi and USB charging points are available on most of the coaches. Our holiday itineraries include a full programme of excursions on most days of your holiday, with all admissions included to the places we visit so there are no hidden costs. We have kept single supplements to a minimum, however there is always a high demand on single rooms, and once this allocation is sold further rooms may incur a higher supplement. We pick up from a range of local points as shown on the back cover, or you may prefer to add our home to home service for a small charge. We operate 2 main pick-up routes, so you will either join the main tour coach immediately, or have a short feeder service by taxi or coach to join the main coach. No long delays at motorway service stations! All of our holidays can be booked via our website at any time, or by telephone during our office hours (Monday to Friday 9am-5pm). A non-refundable deposit of £50 secures your booking with the balance due 6 weeks prior to departure. We hope you enjoy browsing our brochure and find something of interest, and we look forward to welcoming you aboard very soon! RICHMONDS COACHES BOOKING TERMS & CONDITIONS A full copy of our terms and conditions can be found on our website or a printed copy is available on request. H V Richmond Ltd trading as Richmond’s Coaches is a member of the Bonded Coach Holiday Group of the Confederation of Passenger Transport UK Ltd. This is a government approved consumer protection scheme. This ensures that in relation to the coach package holidays described in this brochure that the clients’ monies are protected by a Bond in the unlikely event of the Member’s Insolvency. Clients are recommended to inspect the current membership certificate at our registered office or alternatively go to www. bch-uk.org or telephone 0207 240 3131 to confirm current membership. Please note all itineraries are written many months in advance and some variations may occur. 2 WARNERS LEISURE BREAK HOLME LACY HOLME LACY HOUSE HOTEL, HEREFORDSHIRE HHHH Orchard restaurant WED 12 FEBRUARY MON 10 Today we visit Hereford on FEBRUARY market day in the morning 5 DAYS with time at leisure and in the afternoon, we head over £380 to the Museum of Cider Pool Per person sharing a where we learn how apples twin/double room were milled and pressed and Warners Leisure Breaks are how the resulting juice was £40 single supplement known for their “Just for fermented to produce cider: Upgrade to a Signature Grown-Ups” historic hotels. a centuries-old tradition room available from £40 still developing today. Naturally, it’s magnificent: per person (double/twin rooms) beautiful ceilings, ornate THU 13 FEBRUARY state rooms and spectacular A morning excursion Home to home pick up/ formal gardens, restored set down from £25 to their original design. to the town of Hay-on- Herefordshire’s countryside Wye on its market day offers almost as many for time at leisure. INCLUDES: ways to relax as the hotel All coach travel does. Immerse yourself FRI 14 FEBRUARY in the glorious gardens, We depart Holme Lacy Porterage historic courtyards and after a leisurely breakfast 4 nights dinner, bed & activity lawns. You might and return home with a breakfast even pick up a few tips lunch stop on route, arriving from the gardener! back late afternoon. Admission to Museum of Cider MON 10 FEBRUARY Cider Museum Daytime activities at We depart the local area Warners Holme Lacy and make a stop for lunch Hotel before arriving at Holme Evening Entertainment Lacy mid-afternoon ready to settle in and get acquainted with all the facilities on site. A full programme of entertainment every evening is included. TUE 11 FEBRUARY BOOK NOW! Today we take a scenic drive 01763 848226 through the picturesque Wye Valley, an Area of richmonds-coaches.co.uk Outstanding Natural Beauty. 3 SIDMOUTH & SOUTH DEVON ROYAL YORK AND FAULKNER HOTEL, SIDMOUTH HHH Sidmouth Regatta © Sidmouth Town Council TUE 25 the sights and sounds of FEBRUARY the industrial revolution but also see crafts men and 5 DAYS women making traditional £395 textiles, beautiful knitting yarn and hand-woven Per person sharing a Exeter Cathedral rugs. We will also spend twin/double room © Exeter City Council time today at Ottery St Limited single rooms at Mary Garden Centre. no supplement TUE 25 FEBRUARY FRI 28 FEBRUARY Home to home pick up/ Depart the local area with a This morning we head to set down from £25 lunch stop on route, arriving Exmouth to board a heated at our hotel in Sidmouth boat for a cruise along the INCLUDES: late afternoon. This glorious river Exe. Your Skipper will regency seaside town is give you a live commentary All coach travel nestled into the Jurassic on the history of the area, Porterage Coast and yet enjoys a the beautiful sights and largely flat town centre. the resident and visiting 4 nights dinner, bed & wildlife. As a designated breakfast WED 26 FEBRUARY Ramsar site, the Exe is Admission to A day at leisure in one of the top rivers in the Coldharbour Mill Sidmouth. An optional country for wildlife and River Exe Cruise visit to The Donkey is a feeding ground for Sanctuary this afternoon. several seals, you may be lucky enough to see the Royal York & Faulkner THU 27 FEBRUARY resident seal on your trip. Today we take a guided tour This afternoon we have around Coldharbour Mill, time to explore the one of the oldest woollen Cathedral city of Exeter. mills in the UK having been in continuous production SAT 29 FEBRUARY since 1797. Originally owned Departing after breakfast by world-renowned textile we travel home with a producers Fox Brothers, lunch stop on route arriving the Mill took fleece from back early evening. all over the world and BOOK NOW! transformed it into yarn, cloth and textiles. Today the 01763 848226 rich heritage lives on as one of the finest working wool richmonds-coaches.co.uk museums where visitors are not just able to relive 4 CORNWALL SPRING TOUR ROSEMUNDY HOUSE HOTEL, ST AGNES HHH Caerhays a friendly and inviting WED 11 MARCH atmosphere with a rolling 6 DAYS programme of exhibitions that reveal stories from £440 its diverse history. This afternoon, we head towards Per person sharing a Gweek to the Cornish Seal twin/double room Sanctuary for a guided tour. Limited single rooms at no supplement SAT 14 MARCH St Ives £12 National Trust © Visit Cornwall & Matt Jessop This morning we take a Member Discount drive to Falmouth where we join a river cruise to Home to home pick up/ WED 11 MARCH enjoy the natural beauty set down from £25 We depart the local and wildlife of Falmouth area with stops on Bay. This afternoon is at INCLUDES: route before arriving at leisure in Falmouth. Rosemundy House Hotel All coach travel mid-afternoon ready to SUN 15 MARCH Porterage settle in before dinner. Today we visit The Lost 5 nights dinner, bed & Gardens of Heligan, which THU 12 MARCH breakfast just 25 years ago were Today we drive to the unknown and unseen; lost Admission to Trelissick charming seaside resort of under a tangle of weeds. Gardens (NT) St Ives. Best known for its A chance discovery of a artistic connections, the Guided tour of The door in the ruins led to Cornish Seal Sanctuary Tate Gallery looks after the the restoration of what is Barbara Hepworth Museum now considered to be one Boat trip on River Fal and sculpture garden of the finest gardens in Admission to The Lost (admission at own cost). Cornwall. The afternoon we Gardens of Heligan finish our excursions with a FRI 13 MARCH visit to Caerhays Gardens Admission to Caerhays This morning we visit where we experience Gardens Trelissick Gardens (NT), spectacular award- which is set on its own winning spring gardens. peninsula, with panoramic views over the Fal estuary. MON 16 MARCH You can explore the After breakfast we will BOOK NOW! meandering paths through start the journey home, the garden, leading to exotic arriving back in the local 01763 848226 plants and herbaceous area early evening. borders bursting with richmonds-coaches.co.uk colour. The house has 5 Beaufort Park Hotel WELSH SPRING BREAK BEAUFORT PARK HOTEL, MOLD HHH MON 16 MARCH MON 16 MARCH servants’ hall, and the 5 DAYS We depart the local area restored East Range, containing the library and £395 and make a stop for lunch before arriving at 1920s style Bow Room Beaufort Park ready to showing off Chirk Castle’s Per person sharing a connections to high society. twin/double room settle in before dinner. Limited single rooms at TUE 17 MARCH THU 19 MARCH no supplement After breakfast we head Today, we enjoy a lovely £12 National Trust to the historic city of drive via Colwyn Bay Member Discount Chester, which has the to the ‘Queen of Welsh’ most complete city resorts, Llandudno, with Home to home pick up/ its wonderful beaches and set down from £25 walls and largest Roman Amphitheatre in Britain, lovely wide promenade.
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