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Welcome to 20TH anniversary 2019 BritishYour & EuropeanFirst Choice Coach Holidaysfor Reservations Hotline 01237 451282 Welcome to We are pleased to present you with our new exciting and extended holiday brochure for 2019, offering new destinations and excursions which we are sure will delight you all. Our aim of our holiday 2019 brochure is to satisfy your needs whether you are looking for a weekend away or an annual holiday, a budget getaway or a hotel that offers five star luxury, a local break or a long haul holiday. We have introduced a new executive coach, this will have 48 seats with extra leg room to provide you with extra comfort which our clients have been accustomed to. We thank you for your support and hope you enjoy perusing our brochure and travelling with a local coach company with hands on management, friendly, helpful and conscientious drivers. Your holiday experience will start when you call our office and speak to one of our dedicated and helpful office staff. Call us today 01237 451282 About us hot/cold drinks, they will transport you in comfort this is also your invoice and states when the final We are an established family-run business in and style. Our careful and experienced drivers balance is due. Please note that we do not send North Devon, we have owned and manged our are, we think, the best you can ask for. All holiday out reminders for final balances. Luggage labels, coach holiday business for 20 years. We offer a monies are kept in a client call account, which is your travel ticket and timings will be posted to personal, caring and friendly service to all our protected until you return from your holiday. you about twelve days before departure. customers. We have a huge range of product Why Book a Hemmings Holiday Office Hours and Contact Information knowledge at our fingertips. Your holiday • An excellent choice of holidays and short Monday – Friday 0900 –1700 experience will start with speaking to one of our breaks, British and European. Saturday 0900 – 1230 friendly and helpful office staff and will be driven • Free parking at our garage should you wish to by one of our friendly expert drivers and travel Hemmings Coaches, Powlers Piece Garage, leave your car whilst on holiday (cars are parked will be on a carefully maintained and comfortable East Putford, Holsworthy, Devon EX22 7XW at owner’s risk). executive coach with extra leg room. • Reserved seating on your tour coach fitted with Telephone: 01237 451282 About our holidays lap belts, reclining seats, W.C., hot and cold Fax: 01237 451920 With destinations throughout the UK and Europe, drinks and air-conditioning. email: [email protected] covering everything from city breaks to scenic • Well-planned excursions (see holiday pages for website: www.hemmingscoaches.co.uk tours, seaside holidays to shopping, we aim to details, entrance fees are sometimes extra). Luggage Size make sure we can offer a holiday to suit How to Book A medium sized suitcase – 20kg excluding everyone! We try to offer tours to suit all budgets To make a booking on a tour, please phone our Jersey (any extra luggage will be at the driver’s and provide different types of accommodation office to check availability, we will reserve your discretion). Carriage of any mobility aids must from small, comfortable, family-owned hotels to seat and discuss any requirements you may have. be requested through the office, please see four star luxury – all are carefully chosen to offer Once we have reserved your seats these are held terms and conditions. our customers good service and excellent value. for a period of seven days, after this time if no We hope that you enjoy looking at our Your comfort, safety and deposit is received your seats may be released. To brochure and we look forward to having the financial security secure your booking we require a signed booking pleasure of your company soon. These are of the greatest importance to us and form and a deposit amount of £50 per person likewise to you. Our customer feedback proves plus holiday insurance (if required). Booking that our coaches are some of the most forms are located in the centre of this brochure. Ken and Linda Hemmings comfortable around and we keep them regularly Payments can be made by cash, cheque, debit or serviced and they are kept in a great condition by credit card (surcharge to credit cards). Written our own team. Equipped with air conditioning, confirmation of your holiday will be sent out reclining seats with lap belts, on-board toilet and within ten days of receiving your booking form, 2 Hemmings Holidays Reservations Hotline: 01237 451282 DATE DAYS HOLIDAY PAGE INDEX – HEMMINGS TOURS DECEMBER 2 5 Great Yarmouth & Thursford Spectacular Festive Break ** 89 2 5 Norfolk, Thursford Christmas Spectacular ** 90 DATE DAYS HOLIDAY PAGE DATE DAYS HOLIDAY PAGE 2 5 Rhonda Valley & Brecon Beacons ** 90 6 4 Great Yarmouth & Thursford Spectacular Festive Break ** 91 6 4 German Christmas Markets & Valkenburg 91 JANUARY JULY 18 16 All Inclusive Winter sun in Spain’s Costa Brava 4 1 5 Boats, Trains and Planes 45 6 3 Bath Christmas Markets & Longleat Festival of Light 92 26 8 An Austrian Winter’s Tale on a Winter Train 5 4 5 Derbyshire Peaks and Chatsworth House 45 22 7 Christmas in the Scottish Highlands 92 FEBRUARY 6 2 Hampton Court Flower Show and Kew Gardens 46 23 5 Christmas on the Isle of Wight 93 4 5 Isle of Wight Singles Tour 4 8 5 Ludlow, Shropshire Hills and the Victorian Farm 46 30 4 New Year in the Cotswolds 93 8 4 Escape to the Elegant English Riviera 6 12 7 Northern Irelands Royal Castle, Coasts and Carrickfergus 49 13 8 Menton Lemon Festival, Nice Carnival 13 8 Spectacular Bernina Express – Switzerland 47 ** Turkey and Tinsel Holidays ** & the French Riviera 7 13 11 Great British Discovery Tour 48 15 4 Country and Western in North Wales 6 16 7 Isle of Man 49 15 4 Tasteful Tenby, Pretty Pembrokeshire & the Royal Mint 8 21 5 Cambridge, Ely, Steam and Gardens 50 18 5 South Coast and Eastbourne 8 21 6 Scenes and Sands of Yorkshire 50 25 5 Beautiful Bournemouth 9 23 3 Hereford and the Royal Welsh Show 51 25 5 Lake District and Yorkshires Wintery Scenes 9 26 3 Chocolate, Cheetahs and Carriages 51 25 5 Welsh Seascapes and Landscapes House Party 10 27 9 The Outer Hebrides 52 OUR DEPARTURE POINTS MARCH 28 7 Isle of Wight 53 DEVON 1 4 Cities on the Seine – Rouen and Romantic Paris 10 31 5 Rhonda Valley, Mumbles and Swansea 53 4 5 English Lakes and Dales, Morecambe 11 AUGUST AXMINSTER: The Square 4 5 Spring into Scarborough – Sandy Bays, Hills and Dales 11 2 3 Mystery Weekend 54 BARNSTAPLE: Railway Station 4 5 Llandudno, Snowdonia and Scenes of Mount Snowdon 12 4 7 Summer Scenes of Tenby 54 BICKINGTON: Opposite the Garage 10 5 Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and the Mosel 12 4 6 English Lakes and the Scottish Borders 55 11 5 Harrogate, York and Scenic Yorkshire Dales 13 8 5 A Real Tonic in Winchester, Kennet Canal & BIDEFORD: The Kingsley Statue 11 5 Rhonda Valley, Mumbles and Swansea 13 Highclare Castle 55 BRAUNTON: Opposite the George Hotel 15 4 McKeefry Irish Music Festival, Mill Rythe 14 9 11 Poland – Colditz, Krakow and Auschwitz 56 BUDLEIGH SALTERTON: Public Hall 16 3 Kew’s Orchids, Chiswick’s Camellias and Wisley 14 11 7 Northumbria’s Rugged Coast and Countryside 57 CULLOMPTON: Services J28, M5 18 5 Isle of Wight 15 11 5 Chester, North Wales & Canal in the Sky 57 18 5 Singles Break in Jersey 15 18 6 Kent’s Glorious Coast 58 DAWLISH: Piermont Place 22 3 Dianes’ Bingo Break in Weston-Super-Mare 16 18 6 Lake District & Yorkshire Dales 58 EXETER: Moto Services M5, coach parking area 22 4 Hemmings New Cornish Treat 16 18 5 Antiques Road Trip to Derbyshire 59 EXMOUTH: Opposite the Savoy Cinema 25 5 All Inclusive in Southern Ireland 17 19 6 Eastbourne, Brighton and Bygone Battle 59 FREMINGTON: Bus stop at The New Inn 25 5 Vintage Blackpool, Bargains in Bury and Sparking Lakes 17 23 10 Rhine and Moselle Cruise - MV Prinses Christina 60 HOLSWORTHY: Bus Stop opposite the church 29 3 Mother’s Day Florimania at Hampton Court Palace and 25 7 Llandudno, Snowdonia & Mount Snowdon 61 Gardens 18 26 5 Beautiful Brighton and Wonderful Worthing 61 HONITON: Three Tuns, High Street 30 5 Cheshire, Chatsworth House & Crich Tramway 18 30 9 Mull of Kintyre, Isles of Arran, Islay & Skye 62 ILFRACOMBE: War Memorial 30 5 March Mystery Break 19 31 8 Lake Annecy and the French Alps 63 IVYBRIDGE: Outside the Town Hall 31 5 Suffolk’s Charming Villages, Essex & Constable Country 19 SEPTEMBER J27/M5: Services by Petrol Station APRIL 2 8 Fort William & the Isle of Skye 63 KNOWSTONE: Picnic Area 4 5 Oxfordshire, Morse, Midsomer Murders and 4 6 The Welsh Coast – Barmouth 64 Blenheim Palace 20 6 10 Costa Brava and the Little Trains of the Pyrenees 64 NEWTON ABBOT: Opposite the Railway Station 6 7 Killarney and the Ring of Kerry 20 6 3 RHS Wisley Garden Show, Windsor & Winchester 66 OKEHAMPTON: Bus stop by Thomas Cook 8 5 Lancaster Canal Cruising, Chips, Chocolate and Rail 21 7 8 Irish Gems and Scottish Coasts 65 PAIGNTON: Garfield Road by the multi storey 10 4 Hanami Blossom in Kent 21 9 5 Isle of Wight 66 PLYMOUTH: Derry’s Cross Roundabout, by Subway 14 2 RHS Cardiff Flower Show and Cardiff 22 12 5 Cotswolds & Morgan Motors 67 POWLERS PIECE: Depot - free parking available 15 5 Gorgeous Grimsby, Lovely Lincoln and Wonderful Wolds 22 13 4 Boats & Trains of Worcestershire & Gloucestershire 67 15 5 Boats and Trains of Cumbria 23 14 7 Morecambe, the Lakes & Yorkshire Dales 68 SIDMOUTH The Triangle 20 6 Lochs and Waterways of Scotland 23 15 5 Guernsey
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