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Day Trip Programme 2021 Coaches Supplied by Bessway Travel Ltd of Wembley Coach Trips from London Ltd Day Trip Programme 2021 Coaches supplied by Bessway Travel Ltd of Wembley Pick-up Points in Shepherds Bush, Acton, Ealing, Hanwell, Greenford, Yeading, Northolt & Hillingdon Saturday 8 May 2021 Sunday 18 July 2021 COTSWOLDS CIRCULAR TOUR EASTBOURNE Sussex Our first excursion of 2021 will see us Travelling via the Sussex Downs visiting the always popular Bourton on here is a trip to England’s most elegant the Water with its stream and quaint seaside resort. Enjoy the beach and narrow bridges. There will also be a Bourton on the Water pier or perhaps take in a concert at the stop in charming Chipping Campden. bandstand. You might even fancy Outward route via Burford, returning afternoon tea at the Grand Hotel or at via Chipping Norton and Woodstock. Sunday 13 June 2021 one of Eastbourne’s other hotels. BERKSHIRE VILLAGES TOUR Adults £26.50 Concessions £24.50 Adults £26.50 Concessions £24.50 Come with us on this guided excursion Saturday 22 May 2021 which will feature some of the loveliest Saturday 31 July 2021 villages in Berkshire including Cook- WEYMOUTH Dorset ham, Sonning and Streatley. All three WEALD & DOWNLAND are on the River Thames. Sunday roast OPEN AIR MUSEUM will be arranged at a country inn. A vegetarian alternative will be available. Adults £36.50 Concessions £34.50 Sunday roast included Saturday 19 June 2021 With its fine golden sands, its popu- lar beach attractions and its thrilling BRIGHTON or WORTHING, Sussex fairground rides it is no wonder that We offer you the choice of two seaside Weymouth is one of England’s resorts - Brighton has the impressive Seen regularly on The Repair favourite seaside resorts. The regency Royal Pavilion, the pier, the aquarium, Shop programme on tv the Weald & architecture is also worth a mention shopping in the Lanes, etc. whilst Downland Open Air Museum near as well as the picturesque harbour. Worthing with its pier and beach is quieter. Goodwood is home to dozens of The ice cream, candy floss and fish & preserved houses and agricultural chips are also rather good ! Adults £26.50 Concessions £24.50 buildings from the past. This trip also offers time in Chichester for you to Adults £26.50 Concessions £24.50 Saturday 10 July 2021 visit the 12th century cathedral and WEST MIDLANDS SAFARI PARK obtain a cup of tea if you wish. Bosham or the Severn Valley Steam Railway £38.50 Seniors £34.50 Kids £28.50 Admission fee at the museum included Sunday 8 August 2021 THE KENNET & AVON CANAL + Marlborough Wednesday 2 June 2021 We shall board a horse-drawn narrow ARUNDEL & BOSHAM, Sussex boat for a memorable 2-hour cruise Each year during the Feast of Corpus through the Berkshire countryside be- Christi an impressive and colourful Situated near Kidderminster the West tween Newbury and Hungerford. With carpet of flowersdecorates the central Midlands Safari Park is one of the no engine noise the boat floats smoothly aisle of Arundel Cathedral, a sight best. A drive through the wild animal and silently along a charming stretch of not to be missed. This excursion also enclosures is something you will this famous canal. See photo overleaf. features time at leisure in mid- afternoon never forget. But if you prefer you Beforehand we shall have time to obtain in the charming village of Bosham can visit the Severn Valley Railway. lunch or a snack in the historic Wiltshire market town of Marlborough. which overlooks Chichester harbour. Adults £26.50 Concessions £24.50 Adults £37.50 Concessions £35.50 Adults £26.50 Concessions £24.50 Safari entry £12.50 extra - pay on the day Cathedral entry free. Donations invited Canal cruise included. How to Book: Please phone us on 07557 026088. You can pay by debit card or credit card Saturday 14 August 2021 Saturday 16 October 2021 SWANAGE Dorset TEWKESBURY or steam railway With its impressive Norman columns and beautiful stained glass Tewkesbury Abbey is one of Britain’s most beautiful abbey churches but if you prefer you can visit the Glos / Warwickshire steam railway which Kennet & runs along the edge of the Cotswolds to We shall drive through the Purbeck Hills Avon Canal Winchcombe and Cheltenham racecourse. passing Corfe Castle to reach this most 8 August At lunchtime we will stop at Moreton in attractive of seaside resorts. It has changed Marsh, a superb Cotswold market town. little in the past 50 years. If you like steam Adults £26.50 Concessions £24.50 trains why not take a ride on the famous Sunday 5 September 2021 Swanage Railway? There will also be Bletchley Park time to enjoy a fish & chip lunch and visit BOURNEMOUTH the sandy beach and the Victorian pier. Our last seaside trip for this The award-winning Purbeck ice cream is year will see us returning to sold here. It is superb. Bournemouth with its sandy beach, pier, gardens and shops. Adults £26.50 Concessions £24.50 Adults £26.50 Concession £24.50 Tuesday 17 August 2021 Sunday 26 September 2021 ALTHORP Northamptonshire Sunday 7 November 2021 With its impressive art collection Althorp KENT VILLAGES TOUR BLETCHLEY PARK or a tour of is one of England’s finest historic houses. BEDFORDSHIRE VILLAGES It has been the home of the Spencer family for centuries. Princess Diana spent a part Here is our final villages tour for 2021 of her childhood here and she is buried which will take us through Woburn and in the grounds on a peaceful island. other charming villages. Sunday roast Leeds Castle will be at a country inn. Or if you prefer Adults £42.50 Concessions £39.50 you can spend your time at Bletchley Althorp entry included We invite you to join us on this Park where the German enigma code Saturday 21 August 2021 scenic tour of delightful Kent was deciphered during World War 2. A villages. A stop will be made for very worthwhile visit with lots to see. GREAT YARMOUTH Sunday roast at a country inn. If Adults £38.50. Concessions £36.50 you prefer you can visit historic Sunday roast or Bletchley entry fee included Leeds Castle and gardens. They enjoy a lovely lakeland setting. Saturday 27 November 2021 Adults £37.50 Concessions £34.50 WINCHESTER XMAS MARKET Sunday roast or Leeds Castle included. One of the best Christmas markets in the Winchester south of England will be found at Winchester in the area beside the historic cathedral. Lots of seaside fun awaits you at Norfolk’s This excursion will give you time to ex- premiere coastal resort. Also there are some plore the market stalls, visit the cathedral if restored gardens on the seafront to enjoy and you wish and obtain a lunchtime meal or much more besides including a sandy beach, snack. The famous novelist Jane Austen is fairground rides and two piers. buried in the cathedral nave. Adults: £27.50 Concessions: £25.00 Adults £24.50 Concessions £22.50 Coach Boarding Points and Departure Times for all tours Bessway Travel Ltd North Wembley opposite Tesco Express near station 7.30am The coaches used on our excursions Perivale Dawlish Avenue bus stop 7.45am are supplied by the well established Shepherds Bush Green near McDonalds bus stop 8.00am Bessway Travel of North Wembley. Acton outside the former Town Hall, Uxbridge Road 8.10am This company has recently installed an South Ealing between tube station and petrol station 8.16am air purification systemwhich we are Ealing 8.20am opposite the Town Hall told removes bacteria and any viruses West Ealing bus stop opposite I and H Store 8.25am found in the air inside the coach. Stale Hanwell bus stop near Lidl, Uxbridge Road 8.30am air is constantly replaced by clean air. Ealing Hospital bus stop on the main road 8.35am Greenford outside Costa Coffee, Greenford Road 8.40am Single passengers will be afforded a Yeading bus stop opposite Yeading Post Office 8.50am double seat to themselves whilst social Northolt Target roundabout bus stop near McDonalds 8.55am distancing measures are necessary. Hillingdon outside Hillingdon Metropolitan Line station 9.05am Each coach will have a toilet. Optional Wearing a face visor on our trips Home Pick-Up Service During the time when it is mandatory for face coverings to be worn on public transport we will observe social distancing on the coach and require passengers to wear a face covering such as a mask, scarf or visor. If you would like to buy a visor we have some to sell - they cost £4.50 each. They have been obtained from specialist firm Andersen Caledonia and they are EN166 2001 compliant. The front of the visor is If you live in Edgware, Stanmore, Harrow, 5cm away from the face. Hand sanitiser on the coach Pinner, Northwood or Ruislip we can will be supplied by Bessway Travel Ltd. The coaches offer you a home pick-up service to we hire will have a toilet. bring you by licensed hire car to board our coach at Hillingdon. The fare is £7.00 Important Notice: The tours listed in this brochure are offered each way (sharing the car with others). subject to HM Government regulations that relate to Covid 19 This is available for all short breaks and restrictions. Hopefully no new lock-downs will be announced. sometimes for day trips too. Please ask. Short Break tours NB: All day trips and short breaks are subject to our booking conditions - please see back page of this brochure. On the next four pages there are details of some of our forthcoming short breaks. We hope that one or more of these will interest you - destinations include Tenby and the Brecon Beacons, Jersey, Torquay, Saltram House & Plymouth and Portmeirion in North Wales.
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