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Welcome to 2022 BritishYour & EuropeanFirst ChoiceCoach Holidaysfor Reservations Hotline 01237 451282 INDEX – HEMMINGS TOURS We are very pleased to forward you our 2022 coach holiday brochure for your perusal. We are hoping that 2022 will be a better year for us all and that you will be Welcome to able to enjoy one or more of our holidays that we are proud to offer you in our brochure. We are a family operator with Ken and Linda Hemmings still at the helm with our children following in our footsteps 2022 being heavily involved with the business. We are passionate about all of the holidays that we offer and understand that all budgets are different, you will see that we use good standard two star hotels to four star luxury. We thank you for looking at our brochure and hope you that you will enjoy travelling with a local coach company that prides itself in being friendly, helpful and having conscientious drivers. – Call us today 01237 451282 ABOUT US Our careful, respectable, experienced drivers are, booking form. If no form is sent to us after the We are an established family-run business in we think the best you can possibly ask for. seven days then your reservation may be released. North Devon, we have owned and managed our Payments can be made by either cash, cheque, All monies are kept in a client call account which is coach holiday business for 24 years. We offer a debit or credit card. Written confirmation will be protected until you return from your holiday. personal, caring and friendly service to all our sent out to you within ten days of receiving your customers. We have a huge range of product WHY BOOK A HEMMINGS HOLIDAY booking form, this is also your invoice and states knowledge at our fingertips. Your holiday • An excellent choice of holidays and short breaks when the final balance is due. – British and European experience will start with speaking to one of our Please note that we do not send out reminders friendly and helpful office staff and will be driven • Free parking at our garage should you wish to for final balances. Luggage labels, your travel by one of our friendly expert drivers. Travel will be leave your car whilst on holiday (parked at ticket and timings will be posted to you about on a carefully maintained and comfortable owners’ risk) twelve days before departure. executive coach with good leg room. • Reserved seating on your tour coach fitted with OFFICE HOURS AND CONTACT ABOUT OUR HOLIDAYS lap belts, reclining seats, WC, hot and cold drink INFORMATION With destinations throughout the UK and Europe, facilities and air conditioning Monday – Friday 0900-1700 covering everything from city breaks to scenic • Well-planned excursions (entrances may be Saturday 0900-1200 Seasonal tours, seaside holidays to shopping, we aim to extra on some holidays) Hemmings Coaches, Powlers Piece Garage, make sure we can offer a holiday to suit everyone! • Great service from our kind office staff to East Putford, Holsworthy, Devon EX22 7XW We try to offer tours to suit all budgets and hospitable drivers. Telephone: 01237 451282 provide different types of accommodation from Email: [email protected] small, comfortable, family-owned hotels to • Superb value for money breaks Website: www.hemmingscoaches.co.uk four-star luxury – all are carefully chosen to offer • Easy booking system LUGGAGE SIZE our customers good service and excellent value. HOW TO BOOK A medium sized suitcase – 20kg excluding YOUR COMFORT, SAFETY AND Found a holiday that takes your fancy? Channel Islands (any extra luggage will be at the FINANCIAL SECURITY First, give our helpful office staff a call to check driver’s discretion). Carriage of any mobility aids Your comfort on board one of our coaches is the availability and discuss any requirements that you must be requested through the office, please see most important thing to us in insuring that you are may have. Once you have reserved your seats and terms and conditions. comfortable for the whole duration of your preferred room, these are held for a period of seven We hope you enjoy browsing through our holiday. Join us on one of our luxurious, stylish days. In those seven days we ask you to kindly fill brochure and we look forward to having the coaches which will comfort you with good out our booking form located in the centre of the pleasure of your company soon. legroom, reclining seats with lap belts, on-board brochure and to enclose it with a deposit of £60 toilet and hot/cold drinking facilities and equipped per person plus any insurances that you may wish From all at Hemmings Coaches with air conditioning. Feedback proves that our to add on. This will secure your booking. Final coaches are some of the most comfortable balances are required six weeks before the around. We keep our vehicles regularly serviced departure date. If the holiday is less than six weeks and are kept in a great condition by our own team. then the full payment will be required with the 2 Hemmings Holidays Reservations Hotline: 01237 451282 DATE DAYS HOLIDAY PAGE INDEX – HEMMINGS TOURS 7 5 Valkenburg, Holland T&T 75 7 5 Scenic Skegness, Lincoln & Wolds 75 14 5 North Wales & Chester T&T 76 DATE DAYS HOLIDAY PAGE DATE DAYS HOLIDAY PAGE 21 5 Isle of Wight T&T 76 21 5 Scenes of the Lake District Festive Break 77 2021 11 3 A Weekend Full of Bloom 37 25 3 Bath Xmas Markets & Longleat 78 Dec 22 7 Christmas in the Scottish Highlands 4 12 6 Discover the Scottish Highlands 37 28 5 Tasteful Tenby & Pembrokeshire T&T 78 19 7 Giants Causeway 38 Dec 23 5 Christmas in Bournemouth 4 20 7 Summer Scenes on the Isle of Wight 38 DECEMBER 20 5 Music Through the Decades – Peak District 39 2 3 Bath Xmas Markets & Longleat 2022 21 7 Channel Islands – Jersey, Guernsey, Sark & Herm 39 9 3 Blenheim Palace, Oxford and Bath Markets 79 26 6 Splendour of the Lake District 40 9 3 Bath Xmas Markets & Longleat 79 JANUARY 27 5 Riches, Roses & Rutland Reservoir 40 10 2 Illuminating Kew Gardens & Windsor Castle 80 16 8 An Austrian Winter’s Tale on a Winter Train 5 22 7 Christmas in the Scottish Highlands 80 29 2 Weekend in Cardiff 6 JULY 23 5 Christmas in Bournemouth 81 31 5 Snowdonia Winter Warmer 6 3 8 Boats & Trains of the Highlands & Islands 41 31 5 All Inclusive in Bournemouth 7 3 6 Beautiful Brittany 41 3 5 Oxfordshire Murders, Thames Cruise & Blenheim Palace 42 FEBRUARY 9 2 Hampton Court Flower Show & Kew Gardens 42 OUR DEPARTURE POINTS 7 5 Isle of Wight 7 8 7 Little Boats & Trains of Austria 43 11 3 Escape to Torquay for the Weekend 8 9 10 Cruising the Mighty Rhine to Switzerland 44 DEVON 10 5 Charming Cheshire, Chester & Wirral Peninsula 45 AXMINSTER: The Square 14 5 South Coast and Eastbourne 8 10 8 Romantic Highland Railways of Scotland 45 BARNSTAPLE: Railway Station 21 5 Llandudno, Snowdonia & Mount Snowdon 9 15 4 Boats & Trains of Worcestershire & Gloucestershire 46 BICKINGTON: Opposite the Garage 21 5 The Splendour of Scarborough 9 17 6 Canals & Railways of Wales 46 BIDEFORD: The Kingsley Statue 28 5 Tasteful Tenby, Pretty Pembrokeshire & Royal Mint 10 18 5 Lovely Liverpool & Sunny Southport 47 BRAUNTON: Opposite the George Hotel 28 5 North Wales Delights, Chester & Liverpool 10 19 7 Channel Islands – Jersey, Guernsey, Sark & Herm 47 21 7 Isle of Man 48 BUDLEIGH SALTERTON: Public Hall MARCH 22 8 Great Yarmouth, Sandringham & Norfolk 48 CULLOMPTON: Services J28, M5 6 8 A Winter Wonderland Treetop Trail 11 24 8 Italian Dolomites & Lake Garda 49 DAWLISH: Piermont Place 7 5 All Inclusive – Newquay 12 28 5 Isles of Scilly 49 EXETER: Moto Services M5, coach parking area 7 5 All Inclusive – Lake District 12 31 5 Stratford-upon-Avon & Cotswolds 50 EXMOUTH: Opposite the Savoy Cinema 14 5 Rhonda Valley, Mumbles & Swansea 13 31 6 Sunny Skegness, Lincoln & Wolds 50 FREMINGTON: Bus stop at The New Inn 15 4 Hemmings Cornish Treat 13 HOLSWORTHY: Bus Stop opposite the church 21 5 All Inclusive in Harrogate, York & Scenic Yorkshire Dales 14 AUGUST HONITON: Three Tuns, High Street 21 5 Mystery Break 14 2 7 Shetland Isles – The Island of the Vikings 51 ILFRACOMBE: War Memorial 27 5 Scotland’s Spectacular Scenery 15 6 3 Mystery Weekend 52 IVYBRIDGE: Outside the Town Hall 28 5 Paddle Boat Through the Broads & Great Yarmouth 15 12 3 Chocolate, Cheetahs & Carriages 52 J27/M5: Services by Petrol Station 28 5 Mountains & Coastlines of Southern Ireland 16 12 4 Cruising the River Thames 53 KNOWSTONE: Picnic Area 14 7 Northumbria’s Rugged Coast 53 NEWTON ABBOT: Opposite the Railway Station APRIL 15 5 Trains, Witches & Ropes 54 OKEHAMPTON: Go Mobile West Street 1 3 Have a Crafty Break Away 16 17 4 Magical Disneyland Paris 54 PAIGNTON: Garfield Road by the multi storey 4 5 Dutch Bulbfields & Amsterdam Cruise 17 21 5 English Lakes & Scottish Borders 55 PLYMOUTH: Derry’s Cross Roundabout Bus Laybys 4 5 Spring onto the Isle of Wight 18 22 5 Boats, Trains & Planes 55 POWLERS PIECE: Depot - free parking available 8 4 Charming Cotswolds & Dreaming Spires of Oxford 18 22 5 Lincolnshire, Lace, Fish & Forest 56 10 5 Delightful Durham Dales & Beamish 19 SIDMOUTH The Triangle 28 3 Beautiful Bath 56 SOURTON CROSS: Lorry Park 11 7 Killarney and the Ring of Kerry 19 28 7 Travel Through the Heart of Wales to England 57 16 3 Eggcellent Easter Break – Newquay 20 SOUTH MOLTON: The Square 16 7 Isle of Man 20 STIBB CROSS: Bus stop, adjacent to the Old Union Inn SEPTEMBER TAVISTOCK: Outside the Bedford Hotel 17 6 A Mythical Journey through the Valley of Wales 21 3 2 Cardiff Shopping & Sightseeing 58 18 5 Yorkshire Railway Journeys 21 5 5 Scenic Lake District 58 TEIGNMOUTH: Eastcliff
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