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The ACCESS EXPLORER | Tel: 01322 66 00 55 Pick up Route 2016 day tours brochure high quality british & Continental day tours The ACCESS EXPLORER www.accesscoaches.co.uk | Tel: 01322 66 00 55 Pick Up Route Below is a list of our brand new pick up routes. Don’t forget that if you are a group of 10 or more please call us and we will do our best to pick you up from one convenient place. If your route is not listed for the date you would like please call us and we will put you on a waiting list for a feeder minibus. Most of our pick up routes start at 9am but please check when you call for your specific trip. PICK UP - ROUTE 1 Welling Way – bus stop outside Premier Welling High Street – Outside Elite Fish Bar Crook Log – Bus stop before Asda Bexleyheath – Opposite Townley Road Library Crayford – Outside Pizza Hot 4 U THE BOOKING PROCESS Dartford – Market St Library / Museum Our friendly team are there to make the booking process as PICK UP - ROUTE 2 simple and stress free for you as possible. They will answer any questions you may have and will be only too happy to Gravesend – Overcliffe, opposite Asda provide you with any information you need. Whether calling Northfleet – Galley Hill Road bus stop by SMC Ford About Us to confirm booking details or emailing for information; you Greenhithe – Esso Garage, London Road can be assured of a fast and friendly response. Dartford – Market St Library / Museum Access Travel have been operating Minibuses and Coaches for over 50 years and are proud of our reputation for providing PICK UP - ROUTE 3 THE VEHICLES high quality day trips at affordable prices. Beckenham – Outside M&S, High St Our coaches will always arrive clean, comfortable and fit for Bromley – Outside Waitrose, Mason’s Hill Using our vast knowledge of the industry, we are able to the road. We own and operate a modern fleet of vehicles provide a great service to our customers. Whether it be Orpington – Bus Stop ‘P’ past War memorial, Spur Road ranging from 16 to 53 seats. All of our vehicles are maintained Swanley – Bus stop outside Asda, Bartholomew Way providing passenger transport to schools, colleges, private to the highest standards set out by DVSA who license and individuals or corporate teams, our dedication to customer regulate us. satisfaction makes us the number 1 choice for your next day PICK UP - ROUTE 4 trip. Gravesend – Overcliffe, opposite Asda THE DRIVERS Northfleet – Galley Hill Road bus stop by SMC Ford Demand for day trips in the UK is once again on the rise as You will find our drivers have a wealth of knowledge of Greenhithe – Esso Garage, London Road recent investment into resorts has seen vast improvements the roads and destinations. They will be well presented, Dartford – Market St Library / Museum in facilities and many places restored to their former glories; courteous and always happy to help in any way they can. All of Crayford – Outside Town Hall such examples being Dreamland in Margate and Jerwood our drivers hold an enhanced DBS certificate so you can feel Bexleyheath – Outside Townley Road Library Art Gallery in Hastings. Our very competitively priced trips assured you are in safe hands. Crook Log – Bus stop after Asda offer you great value for money and the chance to revisit a Welling High Street – Outside Elite Fish Bar forgotten favourite. Welling – Outside Costcutter Shooters hill Rd “If you have never been on a coach trip before then why don’t We keep our prices low by concentrating on what we see as you come along and see what it’s like, there’s always a great the most important parts to a day trip (such as making your atmosphere on a coach and it’s a great opportunity to meet new day fun and providing a friendly service) and not providing people.” unnecessary costly extras (such as wi-fi and leather seats). We pride ourselves on providing a level of excellence in the We hope to see you soon! following 3 key areas: 2 www.accesscoaches.co.uk Tel: 01322 66 00 55 3 At a glance Calendar 2016 JANUARY 2016 FEBRUARY 2016 JULY 2016 AUGUST 2016 Mon 11th - Lakeside - ROUTE 1 Wed 3rd - Miss Saigon - ROUTE 4 Sun 10th - Margate, Ramsgate or Broadstairs - Mon 1st - Deal Sandwich Dover - ROUTE 1 Sun 24th - Ashford - ROUTE 2 Sat 27th Bicester - ROUTE 3 ROUTE 3 Thur 4th - Hastings and Bexhill - ROUTE 2 Sun 17th - The Mystery of Stonehenge Tour - Tues 9th - Howlettes - ROUTE 1 ROUTE 1 Fri 12th - Rye or Camber - ROUTE 3 Sun 8th - Eastbourne - ROUTE 1 Sun 14th - Brighton - ROUTE 1 Wed 20th - Matilda - ROUTE 4 Wed 17th - Eastbourne - ROUTE 2 Mon 25th - Leeds Castle Go Ape - ROUTE 1 Mon 22nd - Port Lympne - ROUTE 1 Tue 26th - Rye or Camber - ROUTE 2 Thurs 25th - Clacton Air Show - ROUTE 3 Thur 28th - Ashford - ROUTE 4 Sun 28th - Weymouth - ROUTE 1 Sun 31st - Clacton - ROUTE 1 Tues 30th - Legoland - ROUTE 1 MARCH 2016 APRIL 2016 SEPTEMBER 2016 OCTOBER 2016 Wed 16th - Kent Blossom Tour - ROUTE 4 Sun 3rd - Cotswolds - ROUTE 1 Sat 3rd - Le Touquet - ROUTE 1 Sat 8th - Bicester - ROUTE 1 Wed 24th - Brooklands Museum - ROUTE 1 Wed 6th - Brighton - ROUTE 3 Sun 11th - Margate, Ramsgate or Broadstairs - Mon 17th - Beautiful - ROUTE 4 Sun 10th - Deal Sandwich Dover - ROUTE 3 ROUTE 1 Tues 25th - Harry Potter Studio Tour - ROUTE 1 Sun 17th - Canterbury & Whitstable or Herne Bay - Sun 18th - Eastbourne - ROUTE 1 Sat 29th - Thorpe Park - ROUTE 1 ROUTE 1 Tue 20th - Buckingham Palace - ROUTE 4 Wed 20th - Cambridge - ROUTE 1 Sun 25th - Canterbury & Whitstable or Herne Bay Sun 24th - Eastbourne - ROUTE 1 - ROUTE 2 Wed 27th - Eastbourne - ROUTE 2 Sun 28th - Weymouth - ROUTE 1 Tues 30th - Legoland - ROUTE 1 MAY 2016 JUNE 2016 NOVEMBER 2016 DECEMBER 2016 Sun 8th - Woburn & Bletchley - ROUTE 1 Thu 2nd - Ashford - ROUTE 3 Sat 5th - Bicester - ROUTE 2 Thur 1st - Lakeside - ROUTE 1 Mon 9th - Brighton Races Fancy a Flutter - ROUTE 1 Sun 5th - Colchester Zoo - ROUTE 1 Wed 9th - New Forest Autumn Colours - ROUTE 1 Sat 10th - Bruges Xmas Market - ROUTE 1 Tues 10th - Phantom of the Opera - ROUTE 4 Wed 8th - Eastbourne - ROUTE 1 Sat 19th - Ascot - ROUTE 1 Sun 18th - Winchester Christmas Market - ROUTE 1 Sun 15th - Chessington - ROUTE 1 Sun 12th - Bournemouth - ROUTE 1 Sun 20th - Blenheim Palace Christmas Craft Fair - Sun 20th - Blenheim Palace Christmas Craft Fair - Tues 17th - Folkestone - ROUTE 1 Sat 18th - Lingfield Races Hooves and Grooves - ROUTE 1 ROUTE 1 Sun 22nd - Isle of Wight - ROUTE 1 ROUTE 1 Wed 22nd - Lion King - ROUTE 4 Wed 22nd - Lion King - ROUTE 4 Tues 31st - Southend - ROUTE 1 Thur 23rd - Canterbury & Whitstable or Herne Sat 26th - Lights & Sights - ROUTE 4 Sat 26th - Lights & Sights - ROUTE 4 Bay - ROUTE 2 Sun 27th - St Albans Xmas Market - ROUTE 1 Sun 27th - St Albans Xmas Market - ROUTE 1 Sat 24th - Afternoon Tea Thames Cruise - ROUTE 4 Wed 29th - Jersey Boys - ROUTE 4 4 www.accesscoaches.co.uk Tel: 01322 66 00 55 5 CANTERBURY & WHITStabLE OR HERNE Bay SOUTHEND Sunday 17th April ROUTE 1, Thursday 23rd June ROUTE 2 & Tuesday 31st May ROUTE 1 Sunday 25th September ROUTE 3 Southend is a traditional seaside town which offers a range of Our trip involves an hour and a half stop to enjoy a taster of great attractions. It boasts the longest Pleasure Pier in the world, Coastal Canterbury’s history, heritage and of course, shopping. We a theme park offering hours of great value fun for all, a Sea-Life then go on to one of the seaside towns – you choose which. Aquarium, high street shopping, an array of restaurants and bars You may like to try Whitstable and delight in the town’s as well of the 7 miles of beach. What more could we ask for? bohemian charm, sit on the grass by the sea, step down to www.visitsouthend.co.uk the sea front to dip your toes or stop in one of the country’s Adult £16 | Concessions £15 only pubs on the beach. Or perhaps the traditional seaside explorer magic of Herne Bay is more for you. The seafront boasts CLACTON Victorian architecture and in the spring and summer months, What better way to spend a day out than at a British Seaside? the town’s beauty is enhanced by the seafront gardens. Sunday 31st July ROUTE 1 & Thursday 25th August (air show) Sand, pebbles, fish & chips, ice cream, boutiques – they have www.canterbury.co.uk ROUTE 3 something for everyone. We drive you as close to the sea front Adult £17 | Concessions £16 This Essex seaside holiday resort offers you sandy beaches, a as possible and then it’s up to you to spend the day as you Victorian pier with amusements and a fun fair, pubs, cafes and choose. Sit and relax or explore – what will you do? All prices restaurants. There are two indoor ten pin bowling venues and plenty include coach travel. EASTBOURNE of shopping opportunities. www.clacton-on-sea-essex.co.uk Wednesday 27th April ROUTE 2, Sunday 24th April ROUTE 1, RYE Adult £18 | Concessions £17 Wednesdays 8th June ROUTE 3, Sunday 24th July ROUTE 1, Tuesday 26th July ROUTE 2 & Friday 12th August ROUTE 3 Wednesday 17th August ROUTE 2, Sunday 18th September BRIGHTON Rye itself is a small town in East Sussex, sitting atop a once ROUTE 3 Wednesday 6th April ROUTE 3 & Sunday 14th August ROUTE 1 strategic port. Described as the most preserved medieval Eastbourne remains our most popular destination. Discover town, Rye’s cobbled streets are lined with restaurants and the wide range of high street shops, quaint boutiques or From iconic tourist attractions to beachfront cool, Brighton is a shops to explore.
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