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01398 341160 Tours Will Be Advised When Holiday Deposit Is Paid www.blakescoaches.co.uk OVER 190 2018 HOLIDAYS TO CHOOSE FROM Travel with Blakes... travel with friends welcome where to book Departure points COACH SEATING PLAN DEVON HONITON CARHAMPTON Lace Walk Bus Stop, The Bus Stop BIDEFORD Outside Boots Kingsley Statue WASHFORD OTTERY ST MARY Shepherds Corner 1 2 3 4 Holidays BRAUNTON Outside Boots It gives us great pleasure to present our new and Opposite George Hotel WATCHET 5 6 7 8 exciting 2018 holiday brochure featuring a wide BRIXHAM The Cross TORRINGTON (4 day Bank Lane, Outside range of quality and value for money holidays tours and over) WILLITON Strand Bakery Outside Gliddons 9 10 11 12 both within the UK and Europe. Hatchmoor Lane (by school car park) PAIGNTON BRIDGWATER and satisfaction are of great importance to us. We Garfield Road BARNSTAPLE Bridgwater Services, 13 14 15 16 value your business and want you to holiday with us Jct 24 M5 The Railway Station PRESTON on more than one occasion. Bus Shelter BURNHAM-ON-SEA SOUTH MOLTON 17 18 19 20 TORQUAY Ben Travers Way, Tesco We have enhanced our holiday programme to bring The Square you the best of established values, retained by Lymington Road (main entrance) KNOWSTONE 21 22 TOILET Coach Station WESTON-SUPER-MARE popular demand, and a selection of new ideas if you Picnic Area are looking for something different, including new KINGSKERSWELL Bus Stop behind TIVERTON Jurys Corner Parish Pump Pub 23 24 European destinations. The Bus Station Bus Stop BRISTOL Gordano As a family run business we strive for perfection and JUNCTION 27 M5 NEWTON ABBOT Services Jct 19 M5 27 28 25 26 as a result we keep our loyal customers, whilst also Shell Garage & The Railway Station (Northbound gaining new ones. Costa Coffee tours only) 31 32 29 30 We believe that quality, reliability and value for money All of us at Blakes Coaches hope you enjoy browsing SIDFORD Departure points now are the essential ingredients in any good holiday...and SOMERSET include the following for through our brochure. If you have travelled with Green Close Bus Stop here at Blakes Coaches we are totally committed to tours of 4 days or more 35 36 33 34 us before, you will know that we pride ourselves SIDMOUTH WELLINGTON providing a personal, friendly and professional service, The High Street DEVON in providing a personal service, throughout your The Triangle to ensure that your holiday is one to remember...for Bus Stop PLYMOUTH 39 40 37 38 booking. If you are new to Blakes Coaches, why NEWTON POPPLEFORD all the right reasons. TAUNTON Exeter Street not give us a try? St Luke’s Church Castle Green & BP Bus Stops 43 44 41 42 Many thousands of customers have enjoyed a EAST BUDLEIGH Have a great holiday! Garage, Jct 25 M5 PLYMPTON Blakes holiday since we put together our first one The Rolle Arms Ridgway Bus Stop, in 2002, and many have made further bookings or MINEHEAD 50 51 52 53 BUDLEIGH SALTERTON Outside Bastins, near Co-Op recommended us to friends. Your comfort, safety Janet and David Blake Public Hall The Parade IVYBRIDGE 45 46 47 48 49 Our guarantee EXMOUTH ALCOMBE Bus Stop beside Town Opposite Savoy Cinema The Bus Shelter, Hall & BP Garage n You will travel on an air-conditioned EXETER Silvermead TOTNES executive coach Moto Services, DUNSTER Bus Lay by Opposite FEEDER SERVICE Jct 30 M5 Steep Layby Royal Seven Stars Hotel Feeder services are operated n Convenient, local departure points for clients electing to join n Experienced tour driver their holiday at some of the departure points listed n All excursions are included in the above. Clients should note price of your holiday meaning no BOOKING DIRECT that they may be picked up by coach, minibus or taxi hidden charges and conveyed to join the ADDRESS: Blakes Coaches Ltd, East Anstey, main tour coach. On return, Tiverton, Devon EX16 9JJ clients will only be set down at the point they elected as Blakes Coaches Ltd are a member of the Bonded Coach Holiday Group of the Confederation of Passenger Transport OFFICE HOURS: Monday-Friday 8.30am – 5.30pm their departure point. UK Ltd. This is a government approved consumer protection scheme. This insures that in relation to the coach package Saturday 8.30am – 12.00pm holidays described in this brochure (or website) that the clients’ monies are protected by a Bond in the unlikely event of DEPARTURE TIMES a member’s insolvency. Clients are recommended to inspect the current membership certificate at our registered office Departure times for some or alternatively go to www.bch-uk.org or telephone 0207 240 3131 to confirm current membership. Tel: 01398 341160 tours will be advised when holiday deposit is paid. 2 TELEPHONE 01398 341160 TELEPHONE 01398 341160 3 at your service i n s u ra n c e HOLIDAY TRAVEL INSURANCE A client holiday travel insurance scheme is available for all passengers travelling on our holidays which is arranged by Wrightsure Services (Hampshire) Limited and underwritten by ETI – International Travel Protec- tion (ERV), the UK branch of Europäische Reiseverscherung AG, who are authorised by the Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht (BAFIN – www.bafin.de) and approved by the Financial Conduct Authority PASSPORT WEBSITE AND EMAIL (FCA – www.fca.org.uk) to undertake insurance business in the UK. Wrightsure Services (Hampshire) Ltd Please remember to take your passport if travelling outside which is authorised and regulated by the FCA (their registration number is 311394) and which is permitted Our coaches ADDRESSES to advise on and arrange general insurance contracts. the UK. If travelling to the Republic of Ireland or the You can check these details online using the Financial Services Register (accessible from https://register.fca. We are in the process of renewing our website, which org.uk) or by Contacting the Financial Conduct Authority Consumer Helpline on 0800 1116768. Should you n Channel Islands you will need your passport, driving will contain more information about all our holidays, wish to take out this travel insurance please include the appropriate premium when booking your holiday. Seat belts DEMANDS AND NEEDS licence or citizen card. day excursions, coach hire and much more. This insurance policy will suit the demands and needs of an individual or group (where applicable) who have no n Double glazing excluded medical condition(s), are travelling in countries included within the policy terms and who wish to insure themselves against unforeseen circumstances/events detailed in the cover section below. Subject to the terms, CUSTOMER CARE Part of the new site will be for special offers, late conditions and maximum specified sums insured. n All coaches non-smoking IMPORTANT A Blakes Coach holiday experience begins with a telephone availability tours and short breaks which we would like to We will not provide you with advice about the suitability of this product for your n Reclining seats for extra leg room be able to keep you, as valued customers, informed of as individual needs but will be happy to provide you with factual information. call to our friendly and helpful reservation department. We summarise below the details of the insurance cover provided which also includes 24-hour emergency soon as possible. service from Mayday Assistance Limited. The following is a brief summary of the cover available. Full details n Double or triple braking systems Our experienced staff are there to help and advise you on of cover and exclusions will be forwarded with your confirmation of booking. In any event you may ask for a your choice of holiday. They will guide you through the For those of you who are already computer literate, we at specimen copy of the policy wording before booking should you wish to examine this in advance. n Speed limiters SUMMARY OF COVER booking procedure, taking into account any special requests Blakes Coaches want to keep up with you! In order for you PLEASE SEE THE POLICY WORDING FOR FULL DETAILS OF THE COVER, LIMITATIONS n Meticulous maintenance you may have. It really couldn’t be easier. Just pick up the to be able to receive those special offers etc, we would like AND EXCESSES, A SPECIMEN COPY OF WHICH IS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. phone and dial 01398 341160 to begin what we hope to keep your email address on file. You can either phone Cover Sum Insured Excess n On-board toilet and wash-room Cancellation Up to £1,500 Holidays 3 days duration or less. will be a wonderful holiday. us or write your email address in the correct space on your Nil excess. Holidays 4 days facilities on all coaches duration and over £50/£15 in booking form when you have booked a holiday with us. respect of Loss of Deposit claims Personal Accident Up to £15,000 Death and corresponding No Excess n Hot drinks facilities on all coaches SPECIAL REQUESTS benefits £15,000. Death Benefit limited Thank you. to £7,500 persons aged 66 and over at We are a caring family operator and we aim to cater for time of travel n Air-conditioning or climate control on Medical Expenses including Up to £2,000,000 £35 all our customer’s needs. When making your booking, repatriation (only applicable to all coaches travel outside of the UK) please inform us of any special requirements and we US Additional Travelling Expenses Up to £1,500 £35 n Medical Confinement Benefit £10 per 24 hours up to £100 UK No Excess Individual lighting controls will do our very best to meet those requests. £15 per 24 hours up to £450 Channel Islands & Europe n Air suspension for a smooth ride Curtailment Up to £1,500 £35 Personal Property Including Money Up to £1,500 in all.
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