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2020 Holiday Guide ANGUS TRAVEL Coach Holiday Guide 2020 Abacus House 5 Station Yard Needham Market Ipswich Suffolk IP6 8AS Tel: 01449 721141 Tel: 01473 744442 Fax: 01449 721488 www.angustravel.com [email protected] By the time you receive this brochure my oldest grandson, Reece, will have passed his coach driving test (gosh how old am I!!!!!), you may well meet him over the course of the year. Whether you travel with a group or on your own, you will not feel alone, you will soon be enjoying fun, laughter and lasting friendships. With old and new destinations there will be a tour to suit everyone. For up to date information please check our shiny new website www.angustravel.com. Thank you for your loyal support over the past 22 years and I look forward to seeing you in the future. Private hire, Groups and Associations Our sister company Angus Coaches Ltd specialise in providing bespoke, tailor made packages for all your requirements. We can arrange everything from just hiring you a coach for a day trip right through to arranging a complete tailor made holiday. We can advise on destinations, hotels and even arrange your excursions out whilst on your holiday. So before you go to the national companies why not try your local small and friendly company, I think you might be surprised what we can offer. So pick up the phone and ask for Avril and see exactly what we can arrange for you. TEL: 01449 721717 Index Of Tours 20 Jan - Winter Mystery Tour 13 July - Ilfracombe 24 Feb - Shrigley Hall, Cheshire 24 July - Highlands of Scotland 02 Mar - Babbacombe 27 July - Cardigan Bay 09 Mar - Street 02 Aug - Snowdonia 16 Mar - Eastbourne 14 Aug - Longleat Safari Break 30 Mar - Isle of Wight 20 Aug - Midlands Canals & Railways 06 Apr - Mystery Tour 24 Aug - Street 17 Apr - Weymouth 27 Aug - Edinburgh Tattoo 20 Apr - Liverpool 31 Aug - Durham 27 Apr - Bournemouth 11 Sept - Scotland’s Outer 11 May - Isle of Man Hebrides 16 May - The Ring of Kerry 14 Sept - Eastbourne 17 May - Landscapes of Legends 21 Sept - Llandudno 22 May - Bideford 28 Sept - Weston-Super-Mare 31 May - Isle of Wight 05 Oct - Lake District 01 June - Exmouth 09 Oct - National Arboretum 01 June - Mystery Tour 16 Oct - Weymouth 13 June - Jersey 23 Oct - Mystery Tour 15 June - Scarborough 26 Oct - Isle of Wight 15 June - New Forest 09 Nov - Street T & T 28 June - Mystery Tour 23 Nov - Bournemouth T & T 06 July - Alvaston Hall (Warner’s Hotel) 23 Nov - Isle of Wight T & T 06 July - Isle of Man 07 Dec - Sinah Warren T & T 12 July - Inverness, Dornoch & 23 Dec - Dumfries at Christmas The Black Isle 23 Dec - Newquay at Christmas WINTER MYSTERY TOUR 20 - 24 January 5 Days £275.00 Single Supplement : Nil (Limited Availability) Insurance £22.50 Join us once again for a winter Mystery Tour. Over the years this has proved to be a popular holiday. If you don’t mind not knowing Hotel where you are going then this holiday is made for you. Make sure you pack your woolly jumpers for this little winter warmer. The hotel boasts 11 acres of landscaped grounds and is steeped in history. With 36 luxurious bedrooms that are finished using the highest quality furnishings. All bedrooms are en-suite with large flat screen TV’s, tea/coffee facilities and hairdryer. The hotel has a lift with access to most rooms. What’s Included: Executive Coach Travel Full Baggage Handling Dinner, Bed & Breakfast Excursions around the Local Area SHRIGLEY HALL CHESHIRE 24 - 28 February 5 Days £299.00 Single Supplement : Nil (Limited Availability) Insurance £22.50 Cheshire is a county in north west England, known for it’s rural villages of half-timber and local red sandstone buildings and for its Industrial Revolution heritage, with links to neighbouring Manchester and Liverpool. Its county seat is Chester. Chester has the most complete city walls, the oldest racecourse and largest Roman The Shrigley Hall Hotel & Spa is Amphitheatre in Britain. a Victorian country house hotel, set within 262 acres of spectacular What’s Included: Cheshire countryside, providing a stunning setting on the edge of the Executive Coach Travel Peak District National Park. With breath taking views overlooking the Full Baggage Handling Cheshire Plain and a 18 hole golf Cream Tea on arrival, Scones, Jam, course in it’s grounds. All 148 Tea/Coffee bedrooms are classically styled and are all en-suite with satellite TV, Dinner, Bed & Breakfast hairdryer, free Wi-Fi, Gilchrist & Soames toiletries and tea/coffee Bingo on 1 Night making facilities. The hotel has a leisure club with a swimming pool Quiz on 1 Night & beauty rooms. The hotel has a Free use of Leisure Facilities lift. This hotel does NOT have walk in showers. Excursions around the Local Area BABBACOMBE 02 - 06 March 5 Days £239.00 Single Supplement : £20.00 (Limited Availability) Insurance £22.50 Experience the charming and characterful village of Babbacombe and be enchanted by its stunning sea views, colourful promenade and picturesque buildings. Boasting a delightful alternative to the hustle and bustle of Torquay, there are still plenty of things to do in A warm welcome awaits you at The Babbacombe. Whilst Babbacombe Babbacombe Hotel, offering is situated adjacent to Torquay, it friendly and comfortable continues to enjoy total surroundings and beautiful sea independence with it’s shop’s, views. The Babbacombe Hotel theatre and of course the world enjoys a level position directly on famous Model Village & Bygones. the sea front overlooking the famous Babbacombe Downs with far reaching beautiful views across Lyme Bay. The hotel has 80 bedrooms, all en-suite with LCD What’s Included: TV’s with Freeview. There is free Wi-Fi in the lounge area. The hotel Executive Coach Travel has a lift and ground floor rooms. Full Baggage Handling Dinner, Bed & Breakfast Live Entertainment Excursions around the Local Area STREET 09 - 13 March 5 Days £249.00 Single Supplement : Nil (Limited Availability) Insurance £22.50 For this Cosy Break, we will be going to Street in Somerset. It is a large village and civil parish. From the rugged hills and deep gorges surrounding Wookey Hole Caves and the famous Cheddar Gorge to rolling English countryside and riverside walks, Somerset is truly a The Wessex Hotel in Street jewel in the English crown. In need Somerset, boasts all rooms being of retail therapy, then why not take large and square, with no broom a short walk across the road to cupboards! All bedrooms are en- Clarks Village retail outlet. This suite with brand new bathrooms and fantastic shopping village has many brand new furniture and soft famous brand names offering great furnishings in complimentary, value, discounted goods for all the natural tones. The warm rooms all family. have flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, Wi-Fi access and tea/coffee making facilities. The What’s Included: hotel has a lift. Executive Coach Travel Full Baggage Handling Dinner, Bed & Breakfast Live Entertainment Excursions around the Local Area EASTBOURNE 16 - 20 March 5 Days £250.00 Single Supplement : Nil (Limited Availability) Insurance £22.50 The Afton Hotel in Eastbourne is What’s Included: family run, friendly and comfortable. It has a great location Executive Coach Travel right on the seafront, opposite Full Baggage Handling Eastbourne Pier and near to the beautiful Carpet Gardens. This hotel Dinner, Bed & Breakfast has all the ingredients for a classic seaside holiday. The air conditioned Themed menu’s each night bars and lounges offer comfortable surroundings in which to enjoy a full 1 Drink with Dinner (beer, wine or range of wines, spirits and beer on soft drink) tap. The rooms at the Afton Hotel Live Entertainment are arranged on three floors. All rooms are en-suite, simply furnished 50% bar each night 18:00-21:00 with hairdryers, tea/coffee making (selected brands) facilities, direct dial telephone, free Wi-Fi and flat screen colour Fancy Dress competition with a television with Freeview channels. small prize for the winner The hotel has a lift to all rooms Excursions around the Local Area and ground floor rooms . ISLE OF WIGHT 30 March - 03 April 5 Days £299.00 Single Supplement : Nil (Limited Availability) Insurance £22.50 Once again we are returning to the resort of Sandown in the Isle of Wight. Sandown sits on the southern coast of the Isle of Wight, sheltered in a beautiful bay which is famed for its long stretches of golden sandy beach and the traditional British seafront and pier. Measuring just 23 miles by 13 miles, the Isle of Wight is often referred to as a little slice of Situated centrally on Sandown’s England. What makes the Isle of seafront, the Trouville Hotel is the Wight so different is that you will ideal location for your Isle of Wight find the best of southern England’s break. The hotel’s 88 well appointed landscape features condensed into en-suite rooms, all have flat screen an area of just 147 square miles. TV with radio, hairdryer, tea/coffee You are never far from the sea on making facilities, toiletries and the Isle of Wight. direct dial phone. The hotel has a lift. What’s Included: Executive Coach Travel Full Baggage Handling Return Ferry Crossings Dinner, Bed & Breakfast Excursions around the Local Area MYSTERY TOUR 06 - 10 April 5 Days £350.00 Single Supplement : £70.00 (Limited Availability) Insurance £22.50 Join us once again for a Mystery Tour. Over the years the Mystery Tour’s have proved to be a popular holiday. So, if you don’t mind not Hotel knowing where you are going then this holiday is made for you.
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