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Alfatravel.Co.Uk | 01257 248000 Welcome to the ALFA TRAVEL BROCHURE DEPARTING UK, FROM IRELAND NORTH & EUROPE WEST &Coach SELF DRIVE Holidays BREAKS CELEBRATING CELEBRATING 30YEARS 30YEARS November 2019 - December 2020 The UK’s only Employee Owned Travel Company alfatravel.co.uk | 01257 248000 Welcome to the ALFA TRAVEL BROCHURE Hello… and a warm Alfa welcome to our Whether you choose to sit back and take in NEW Summer 2020 brochure, featuring the stunning vistas from the comfort of your a handpicked collection of holidays to personal, luxury seat on our coach breaks, CELEBRATING the UK’s finest seaside destinations in cruise down the Rhine aboard your very own partnership with our very own Leisureplex floating hotel without the need to pack and hotels, with amazing ‘value added’ unpack every day or you simply prefer to excursions and seasonal offers – experience the freedom to go as you please all designed to tempt you away! on our self drive breaks in your own car, 30YEARS you’re always assured of the same great Alfa Your very own team of Alfa memory makers hospitality. have been busy designing a fantastic new With lots of single rooms available, no hidden range of holiday experiences within the UK charges for seats or pick ups and a fantastic and Europe especially with our customers in range of 21 destinations to choose from mind. Working with our carefully selected Alfa MICK with Leisureplex hotels, plus a whole host of LAMBERT preferred partners, our unique range of tours tempting partner breaks across the UK and Alfa Driver take in some of the UK and Europe’s ‘must see’ of the Year Europe, what more reason do you need to destinations from the world-famous to those get away? magical ‘hidden gems’. Here at Alfa, we are proud to be part of the In 2020 we are celebrating 30 years of Alfa Alfa Leisureplex Group, the only employee Travel delivering award winning holidays. Our owned travel company within the UK, so experience and heritage means we are truly whether you have travelled with us before or trusted by our customers who book with us are looking to holiday with us for the first time, again and again, and as an employee owned we look forward to welcoming you on board business that’s something that makes us all in 2020 and thank you for your continued very proud. support. We also pride ourselves on offering the widest Best wishes, the Alfa Team range of ways to join your holiday. 2 Call 01257 248000, visit alfatravel.co.uk or visit your local travel agent Celebrating 30 years of Alfa travel YOUR HOLIDAY CHOICE UK, IRELAND AND EUROPE Introduction to Alfa 2 NEW Cambridgeshire 57 Events 7 Oxford, Stratford & Cotswolds 58 Castles of the Malverns & Cotswolds 58 Cabaret Weekends 8 Severn & Wye Rivers & Railways 58 Reunion Breaks 8 WALES 59 Away Resorts 9 Llandudno 60 Easter Weekenders 10 Criccieth 62 Themed Evenings 11 Tenby 64 Shropshire To The Sea Spring Breaks 12 65 Porthcawl 66 SOUTH WEST ENGLAND 14 Sidmouth 14 SCOTLAND 68 Ilfracombe 15 Aberdeen 68 BOOKING WITH ALFA Weston-super-Mare 16 Fort William 69 Bath, Salisbury & The Cotswolds 17 Dunoon 70 MADE EASY Newquay 18 Royal Deeside 72 Bideford 19 Highland Highlights 73 NEW Teignmouth 19 Glasgow & Edinburgh 74 BOOK AT YOUR CONVENIENCE Torquay 20 Loch Lomond & The Falkirk Wheel 74 Exmouth 22 Oban & Mull 75 ON OUR WEBSITE Ullapool 75 SOUTH & SOUTH EAST ENGLAND 23 IRELAND 76 alfatravel.co.uk Bournemouth 24 NEW County Cork 76 Weymouth 26 Killarney & Scenic Co. Kerry 76 Why not search and book your holiday from the comfort of Isle of Wight - Sandown 27 County Clare & Galway 77 Isle of Wight - Shanklin 28 NEW Waterford 77 your own home. Bognor Regis 30 NEW Wild Atlantic Way & Connemara 78 Eastbourne 32 Belfast & Giant’s Causeway 78 Call our friendly reservations team on 01257 248000 Kent 34 EUROPE 79 Folkestone 35 Austrian Tyrol 79 Our offices are open: Brighton 36 Belgian Coast 80 Canterbury & Chatham 36 Mon – Fri: 08.30 am – 6.30 pm (New extended hours) Dutch Bulbfields 80 NEW London & Kew Gardens 37 Belgium 81 Sat: 09.00 am – 5.00 pm, Margate 37 Flanders Fields & The Somme 81 Wartime Britain 38 Sundays & Bank Holidays: 10 am – 4.00 pm Dordogne 82 Oxford & Cambridge 38 Annecy & French Alps 82 Visit an approved Travel Agent EAST COAST ENGLAND 39 Black Forest & Alsace 82 Great Yarmouth 40 Treasures of Tuscany 83 We have an extensive range of partner travel agents within your Cromer 42 NEW Lake Garda 83 local area, who will be able to guide you through your booking. Southend on Sea 43 NEW Lake Maggiore 83 Skegness 44 RIVER CRUISE NORTH EAST ENGLAND 45 NEW Spring Gardens 84 Scarborough 46 NEW Seine Paris to Honfleur 85 NEW York, Harrogate and NEW Rhine 86 Castle Howard 47 NEW Danube 87 NEW Bridlington 48 JERSEY BY AIR 88 Northumbria & Beamish 49 PEACE OF MIND Preferred Partners 89 NORTH WEST ENGLAND 50 Autumn Breaks 90 We are fully bonded tour operator members of the Association of British Lytham St. Annes 51 Southport 51 Festive Season 92 Travel Agents, so you can be sure that all payments made to us in advance of Blackpool 52 Joining Your Tour 94 your holiday are fully protected. In addition, as an ABTA member we adhere to Lake District 54 Self Drive Hotel Breaks 96 Isle of Man 55 a strict code of conduct. For more information on ABTA, the Code of Conduct Super Savers 99 CENTRAL ENGLAND 56 Group Holidays 100 and the arbitration scheme available to you if you have a complaint, contact Warwick Castle & The Cotswolds 56 ABTA, 30 Park Street, London SE1 9EQ. Derbyshire Dales 57 Holiday Insurance 100 Nottingham 57 Booking Conditions 101 Tel 020 3117 0500. www.abta.com. 30 30 Call 01257 248000, visit alfatravel.co.uk or visit your local travel agent YEARS Celebrating 30 years of Alfa travel YEARS 3 HOLIDAY WITH US... EXPERIENCE THE ALFA DIFFERENCE Here at Alfa, we are passionate about offering the very widest choice of coach holidays, featuring exclusive itineraries and unique experiences. The majority of our coach holidays include free excursions and admissions to some of the UK and Europe’s most fascinating places without the need to pre book yourself or queue at busy times of the year. EXPLORE THE VERY BEST OF THE BRITISH A fantastic team of employee owner knowledgeable drivers are on SEASIDE WITH LEISUREPLEX HOTELS hand to share with you their ‘hidden secrets’ and top tips to help you From a warm welcome on arrival to the very last minute of your holiday, our get the most out of your holiday. helpful team will be on hand to make your stay one to remember. Our quality hotels are matched by professional, efficient staff representing the very best of HOTEL ICON KEY the UK hospitality industry. Keep a look out for the icon keys throughout the brochure which will Set in some of the very best iconic seaside resorts, many of our hotels offer help you to easily identify which facilities are available at your chosen stunning views and the perfect location from which to take an evening stroll or hotel. explore the delights of the local town. 117 Leisureplex hotels have entertainment on at least four evenings and up to six evenings per week included. All our hotels are large enough to provide both cosy The hotel Entertainment Tea/Coffee WiFi at least The number of relaxing lounge areas where you can enjoy a tranquil glass of wine or curl up has a lift on at least one facilities in in the public bedrooms in evening bedroom areas the hotel with a book and fabulous entertainment areas if you fancy a spin around the dance floor or being entertained with a cabaret act. ENJOY YOUR STAY THE ALFA WAY All the hotels featured in our brochure are handpicked by our resident team of Alfa product curators to ensure that you get the most out of your holiday. Many of our UK holidays stay at our own group of Leisureplex Hotels which are highlighted throughout the brochure with the logo. GRADE DESCRIPTION Good standard of accommodation, perhaps with self-service restaurant or limited entertainment Very good standard of accommodation, equivalent to 2 or 3 star standard, with choice of menu and usually entertainment Excellent accommodation, superb facilities and high standard of catering Superb accommodation, offering exquisite service and cuisine. 4 Call 01257 248000, visit alfatravel.co.uk or visit your local travel agent GREAT HOTELS IN GREAT LOCATIONS All hotels featured are in superb locations and are perfectly placed to ensure you make the most of the region you’re visiting. Most holidays are to our own group of 22 Leisureplex Hotels, which are highlighted DINING IN LEISUREPLEX HOTELS in our brochure with the symbol and we also work with a We provide a full british breakfast to start off the day and in the evening selection of carefully chosen partner hotels. you can relax with our substantial menus which offer plenty of choice and a selection of wines. Light two course lunches are included on some Spring and Autumn holidays or you can take advantage of our great value meal deal, where we can provide a picnic lunch for you to enjoy on your travels. We can accommodate most dietary requirements. Please call our dedicated Special Requirements line on 01257 248134. CATERING FOR YOUR NEEDS If you have a Special Request please let us know at the time you confirm your booking. Although we cannot guarantee that we will be able to meet your request, we will always do our best to facilitate where possible.
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