5 Day break to Warners Lakeside
Monday September 22nd, 2008
4 Nights en-suite chalet accommodation at the popular Warners Lakeside on Hayling Island.
Dinner, bed & breakfast.
Evening entertainment.
Excursions to Chichester & Portsmouth.
Only £175. Saving £85 per person from the Warners brochure.
5 day break to Warners Norton Grange
Monday September 29th, 2008
4 Nights en-suite chalet accommodation at the popular Warners Norton
Grange on the Isle of Wight
Dinner, bed & breakfast
Evening entertainment
Excursions to Newport & Ryde
Only £175. Saving £85 per person from the Warners brochure
Why not join us on this weekend break to beautiful Oxfordshire staying
at the 3* Holt Hotel a beautifully refurbished traditional 15th century
coaching inn haunted by the notorious highwayman Claude Du Vall. The
hotel offers comfortable en-suite accommodation and you can relax and
enjoy the ambience of Du Vall’s restaurant with their award winning AA
Rosette for cuisine
The highlight of this break is a visit to Rousham Park Gardens. The
house is set in superb landscape gardens, which have remained unaltered
since they were designed in the early 18th century. The gardens,
designed by William Kent, were one of the first and most influential of
the style which became known as English landscape gardening. The house
has been owned by the Dormer family since it was built. Admission to the
gardens is included in the price.
Twycross Zoo: Friday en-route to our hotel we will visit Twycross
Zoo where you can spend a few exciting hours with all the animals
Alton Towers Theme Park: Saturday we will visit Alton Towers
where you can enjoy your day on all the thrilling roller coasters
Robin Hood Festival Weekend: Sherwood Forest Country Park welcomes you
to a week-long celebration of the life and times of the world’s most
famous outlaw – Robin Hood! The fun packed programme features jesters,
jousters, music and children’s theatre, strolling players and costumed
characters plus of course – bold outlaws.
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 28TH, 2009, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 25TH, 2009, WEDNESDAY
MARCH 4TH, 2009
Executive coach travel, Dress circle tickets for the matinee performance
on Wednesday at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
1 night bed & breakfast at a 4 star Central London Hotel
Free time in London on Thursday for sightseeing & shopping
Joseph and the amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Tuesday August 5th, 2008. Stalls tickets for the evening performance, 1
night bed & breakfast at the Victoria Park Plaza Hotel, Free time in
London on Wednesday for shopping & sightseeing.
Hammersmith Apollo theatre London. Day Trip Wednesday August 20th 2008. Dress circle tickets and matinee performance.
Monday July 21st, 2008. 4 Nights en-suite accommodation at the popular Hadleigh Hotel situated close to the town centre and a short level walk to the seafront with Dinner, bed & breakfast, Evening entertainment Excursions to Brighton, Battle & Hastings.
If you play for a Bowling Club and would like to arrange some bowling tours please let us know your requirements and we will arrange your hotel accommodation and transport for you. We have been working closely with the Valley Dragons Bowling Club, Pontyclun Athletic Bowling Club and Wattstown Bowling Club for several years arranging their hotel accommodation in various resorts throughout the U.K.
Due to the success of last years London Showboat
weekend we have great pleasure in offering it again to our customers in
2008. The London Showboat offers a unique dinner and cabaret cruise on
the River Thames, with a welcome drink, a four-course meal, live music
and dancing. Imagine your favourite songs from the worlds most famous
musicals as the perfect accompaniment to the sights of London during
this
leisurely 3 hour river cruise. The sights of London at night have to be
seen to be believed and the London Showboat is the perfect way to do it.
Step back
in history as you enter the atmospheric Olde Englande setting at the
famous Medieval Banquet. Re-live Henry VIII’s era as you sit back and
relax by flickering torchlight in the vaulted cellars of Ivory House,
St. Katherine’s Dock. Let your imagination run wild as you are invited
to watch fighting knights and strolling players singing medieval
ballads. Enjoy the gastronomic delight of a traditional
succulent English four-course meal, served by the finest wenches in the
land - while taking advantage of the unlimited wine and beer included in
the price.
Why not treat your family to a lovely weekend in the capital city where you can see all the famous landmarks from your Thames river cruise which is included in the price. You will have unlimited cruising between Westminster, Waterloo, Tower and Greenwich Pier where you will be able to hop on and off at each pier or you may wish to remain on the boat and enjoy the views of London from the Thames.
Beamish, Britain’s favourite open air museum, set in over 300 acres of beautiful countryside, vividly recreates life in the North of England in the early 1800’s and 1900’s. Winner of both the British Museum of the Year and European British Museum of the Year Awards, Beamish demonstrates the recent history of the region in a ‘living’ way and provides entertainment and education for visitors of all ages and interests. You can spend the morning in 1825 and the afternoon in 1913, step back in time and explore the 300 acre valley.
Visitors
will enjoy the 1940’s themed weekends where the railway stations along
the line go back in time to the time of World War II, with vintage
vehicles and re-enactors at stations. Windows are taped, doors
sandbagged and visitors have the
opportunity to dress in civilian or military period outfits. Highlights
include big band shows 3 times daily, over 30 military vehicles on show,
1940’s hairdressing demonstrations and archive news films.
Held on a 600 acre site near Blandford Forum in Dorset, the Great Dorset
Steam Fair is now in its 40th year. The show boasts probably the largest
collection of steam and vintage equipment to be seen anywhere in the
world and takes visitors on a trip into the days of yesteryear. Working
steam engines, fairground organs and around 2000 other working exhibits
(including classic cars and motorcycles, heavy horses and
much more) makes for a fascinating day out.
Take a cruise on the Manchester Ship Canal sailing from the Pier Head in
Liverpool to Salford Quays in Manchester for a 6 hour cruise where a
live commentary reveals the facts and figures behind the famous British
waterway. Relax and enjoy a 35 mile journey along this famous inland
waterway with the legendary Mersery Ferries. The cruise takes in
spectacular scenery leaving you with an awe-inspiring sense of how the
canal’s construction shaped forever the city of Manchester.
This
superb 3* hotel is set in 30 acres of cliff edge bliss with its rugged
coastline and beautiful sea views. The hotel offers comfortable en-suite
accommodation with colour television and tea/coffee making facilities,
most of these bedrooms have spectacular sea views. The hotel also has
indoor leisure facilities which include a hydro pool, sauna,
jacuzzi and many other features. This is the perfect place to celebrate
your
special weekend.
Why not
join us on this fun mystery fantasy cruise where we will be sailing to
exotic countries around the world. We will visit Hawaii, Italy, Spain
and America. You will have a choice of evening menu which will include
dishes from the different countries you visit. Evening entertainment
will follow the theme of which ever country you have visited during the
day. There will be a prize for the best fancy dress costume with an
American theme.
Babbacombe is situated in the quieter area of Torbay where the downs provide spectacular views over Lyme Bay and the gardens are ideal for an early evening stroll.
During the winter this lively resort is recognised as one of the greatest shows on earth, the Blackpool Illuminations are an electrical extravaganza of dazzling traditional lights and lasers, which cover a five-mile stretch along Blackpool’s seafront.
Bournemouth is a delightful seaside resort boasting one of the cleanest
and safest beaches in Britain with its seven miles of golden sands and
unspoilt surrounding coast and countryside. There is a fine shopping
centre and plenty of restaurants in the
town.
George IV Hotel is a Grade II listed building and with its charm and character is the ideal place to unwind in front of an open fire and enjoy the wonderful atmosphere of this lovely hotel. The hotel is situated in the centre of Criccieth close to the shops and seafront. All the en-suite bedrooms are comfortably furnished with colour television and tea/coffee making facilities. The restaurant offers a good choice of menu daily and entertainment is held in the bar during the evening.
Eastbourne
Picturesquely set at the foot of the Sussex downs, the beautiful town of
Eastbourne with its three-tiered seafront promenade is bordered by
floral banks and stylish hotels. Eastbourne is one of the few resorts
which retains a splendid bandstand where concerts are held during the
season.
We have pleasure in offering the Cavendish Hotel to our customers once again this year as it has proved very popular during the last few years. This hotel is situated on the seafront with spectacular sea views overlooking the bay. The town centre is only a short walk from the hotel. Although there is a lift in the hotel some steps are unavoidable. There are steps to the main entrance of the hotel.
Falmouth, the main resort of the South Cornish Riviera, has won popularity with its visitors that extends throughout the year. Falmouth has a marvellous harbour with a range of boats from yachts to ocean liners, overlooking Pendennis Castle, one of Henry VIII’s forts. Along the main high street there are quaint old shops standing besides famous stores, and as you walk along you will catch a glimpse of the colourful harbour through the picturesque alleyways.
Set in the
Irish Sea, the Isle of Man is a unique destination with over 10,000
years of history. Its most famous symbols are the Manx Cat and the
island’s emblem, the three legs of Man whose meaning is ‘whichever way
you throw me I stand’. The Isle of Man is blessed with outstanding
scenery and a more relaxed way of life. The capital of the island
Douglas, is very much the typical Victorian style seaside town with a
curving
row of impressive buildings arching along the promenade.
Simply one of Britain’s most beautiful places, the Lake District is world renowned for its stunning landscapes, lush hillsides, forests and beautiful lakes. The Yorkshire Dales has outstanding scenery, a diversity of wildlife habitats, a rich cultural heritage and peacefulness. The Dales lie astride the Pennines in the north of England in the counties of North Yorkshire and Cumbria. This tour is based in Morecambe, which is ideally situated close to the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales.
Sandown has always been a favourite with those looking for a real seaside holiday. Yet, whilst notable for all the familiar resort attractions, it remains unspoilt, set in a sweeping bay with spectacular views of Culver Cliffs to the north and the soaring downs above Shanklin to the south. A stroll along Sandown’s High Street will reveal a range of cafes, restaurants and individually owned shops. With its magnificent beach of fine golden sand, Sandown is a favourite for everyone.
European
Capital of Culture 2008, Liverpool welcomes visitors with open arms,
embracing their quest for entertainment and culture for a truly
unforgettable experience. The thriving city of Liverpool is well
deserving of its World Heritage status. Liverpool’s two cathedrals are
fine examples of the city’s architecture, as are the iconic waterfront
attractions. The fab four’s music legacy lives on in Liverpool
where you can take a two hour guided Beatles Magical Mystery Tour.
St. Annes still retains a timeless classic style sadly lost by many resorts today. This elegant resort has something for all the family - safe beaches, rolling sand dunes, superb shopping, famous golf clubs, beautiful gardens and the famous pier and windmill. St. Annes is a haven of peace and tranquillity and is continually re-inventing itself to keep pace with the 21st century whilst retaining its familiar charm.
Llandudno
Few visitors would begrudge it’s title ‘Queen of the Welsh Resorts’, for
there is undeniably something regal and gracious about the sweep of the
bay enclosed by its headlands of Great Orme and Little Orme. The
seafront of hotels and guest houses, neatly painted and well-kept, is a
classic of its kind and surely worthy of preservation.
We are pleased to offer our customers this new tour to Norfolk where we will be combining the broads, the coastal resort of Great Yarmouth and the City of Norwich. The Norfolk Broads is now one of the UK’s largest protected wetland areas and is an important area for wildlife. The Broads were formed when people dug for peat in Medieval times and later became flooded.
The Peak District is a unique area of immense variety and importance - this is a place rich in wildlife, where dramatic, high moorlands contrast sharply with lush valleys and stunning limestone gorges, where centuries-old stone villages and market towns have become as much a part of the environment as the natural landscape itself.
Newquay
Newquay, once a small fishing village, now the premier resort of the
Cornish Riviera, still retains its intimate atmosphere and simple
beauty. Eight glorious beaches run in an almost unbroken series of
approximately seven miles from Crantock to Watergate Bay, uncovering 650
acres of golden sands at low tide.
Lying in the centre of the magnificent sweep of Torbay, Paignton is one of the premier resorts in this area with its long sandy beaches, colourful atmosphere and clear waters. During the summer months life seems to revolve around the seafront, here you’ll find over half a mile of safe beach where you can take a boat trip or just sit and relax or enjoy a leisurely stroll along the seafront.
Scarborough has been a traditional seaside destination for over a hundred years. The attraction of the sweeping sands of the North and South Bays, combined with the lush greenery of the wooded valleys and ornamental gardens means the resort is as popular as ever.
Sherborne is one of the most beautiful towns in England, with an abundance of medieval buildings, superb Abbey, some world famous schools and picturesque Almshouses - not to mention two historic castles. Ideally located on the Dorset and Somerset border, Sherborne is ideal for a relaxing weekend. It is a delightful shopping town with a large choice of handcrafted goods and elegant fashions, and has become an important regional centre for art and antiques.
The Snowdonia National Park covers 845 square miles comprising mountain, moorland and forest, interspersed with deep valleys, and extends to the coast at Cardigan Bay. Among the mountain ranges are the Carnedds, Cader Idris, the Glyders and the Snowdon range. Of Snowdon’s five peaks, the tallest is Yr Wyddfa which rises to 3,560 feet - the highest mountain in Wales. By far the easiest way to ascend Snowdon is by the picturesque Snowdon Mountain Railway, the only rack railway in Britain.
Southport, on England’s North West coastline, is renowned as Europe’s most elegant seaside resort and as the Floral Capital of the North West. Lord Street is a beautiful tree-lined boulevard with elegant canopied shopping arcades, fountains and landscaped gardens.
Ostend
The lively coastal resort of Ostend is an ideal year round destination
and a firm favourite with British visitors and it has been extensively
redeveloped in recent years. With its wide beaches and long promenades,
marinas and superb restaurants Ostend is certainly a resort for all
seasons. In the town centre you will find a pedestrianised shopping
street with a wide variety of shops and bustling markets.
With it’s unique sea front position, the Beachcroft Hotel offers something for everybody. The hotel is located on the seafront at the end of a quiet cul-de sac in Felpham. The centre of Felpham Village with it’s Norman Church, Post Office, small selection of shops and ‘Olde Worlde’ Pubs is only 500 yards away, and Bognor Regis Town Centre lies one mile to the west. The hotel garden adjoins the promenade which is almost four miles long from east to west. All the en-suite bedrooms are comfortably furnished with colour television and tea/coffee making facilities.
Tenby is one of the finest resorts in Wales, and is justly proud of its golden beaches, picturesque harbour and ancient town walls. There are many interesting places to visit within easy reach, a short boat ride will take you to Caldy Island home of the Cistercian Monks. Tenby is a small bustling town with a good variety of shops and restaurants. The quaint cobbled streets lead from the town centre down to the harbour and beach.
Tiverton
We have great pleasure in offering this relaxing weekend break to our
customers where you can sample the delights of Devon and Somerset
combining horse drawn barges and steam trains. The first trip takes you
on a two and a half hour cruise which leaves Tiverton Wharf and takes
you out into the Devon countryside. The barge travels for 1 hour to East
Manley, where it turns around and moors up allowing you the opportunity
to take a short walk to see the one and only Aqueduct on the Grand
Western Canal.
Palm tree lined seafront, Italian style white villas perched high on the surrounding hillsides and fabulous yachts moored in the modern marina help to create a truly relaxing, continental and stylish atmosphere that visitors’ just love to soak up. Enjoy the superb beaches and spectacular views from the cliff top coastal paths or simply stroll along the elegant seafront promenade. Torquay has an excellent shopping centre and there are plenty of bars and restaurants to suit everybody.
Warner Holidays
As you walk around the beautiful grounds with tropical palms and then
visit the beach, you may have a feeling of being abroad. However, the
comfortable chalet accommodation and delicious 3 course dinners will
leave you with the cosy feeling
of being back home. With a host of facilities from an indoor heated
swimming pool, an all-weather bowls green to archery and a 9 hole Pitch
‘n’ Putt, you’ll have plenty to do. Then in the evening, just sit back
and enjoy the very best of live entertainment with a show you’ll be
writing home about.
Weston
Super Mare is a traditional Victorian seaside town in North Somerset.
Weston Bay has miles of clean sandy beaches, traditional seaside
attractions, the Winter Gardens, Grand Pier and a sweeping promenade.
Weston’s main shopping area, just a couple of minutes walk from the
seafront, is centred around the largely pedestrianised High Street. Here
you will find all the town centre shops you would expect,
together with small speciality outlets. The Sovereign Centre, just off
the high street is Weston’s all weather indoor mall.
Weymouth
Weymouth’s fine Georgian seafront is an impressive backdrop to the long
arc of fine golden sand. The beach and esplanade, historic harbour,
marina and nature reserve
encircle the rejuvenated town centre combining the traditional and
modern to create a very special place to visit at any time of the year.
We have
pleasure in offering our customers this new tour for 2008 which we have
called the ‘The Best Of Yorkshire’ as we include the Settle to Carlisle
Railway where you can relax and enjoy the spectacular scenery from the
most famous railway
line in Britain. The 72 mile route from Settle to Carlisle takes you on
a journey through magnificent Yorkshire Dales and the lush rolling hills
of the Eden Valley, over the 24 arches of the Ribblehead Viaduct and
plunges into the longest tunnel on the line at Blea Moor. Our journey
takes us from Settle to Garsdale.
Due to our
successful weekend break last year we have pleasure in offering it to
our customers again in 2008. This weekend we will visit many of the film
locations associated with the series Emmerdale and Last Of The Summer
Wine. Friday en-route to the hotel we will visit Holmfirth, the setting
for the ‘Last Of The Summer Wine’. Walk the streets of the town with
their fine craft shops, see Nora Batty’s steps, ‘The
Last Of The Summer Wine’ Exhibition or have a coffee in Sid’s café.
We are pleased to offer an Irish House Party to our customers for the first time this year. Our tour will be staying in Tramore which is one of the leading seaside resorts in Ireland boasting a 5km long sandy beach surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean. The panorama of Tramore Bay, broken by the peninsula, which carries the promenade and the strand, with the protecting arm of Brownstown Head beyond is truly magnificent.
We are
pleased to offer a Scottish House Party to our customers for the first
time this year. Our tour will be staying in the pretty village of Drymen.
The Winnock Hotel surrounds the pretty village-green and is nestled in
the centre of Drymen, on the east side of Loch Lomond. A warm and
friendly welcome awaits you at the Winnock, which has been recently
refurbished and modernised to provide all the amenities and comfort
required by visitors - whilst retaining all the 18th century character
of the
original Coaching Inn with traditional bars and log fires.
Why not
join us on this new tour to beautiful Perthshire. ‘The Gateway to the
Highlands’ Pitlochry is a gloriously colourful and vibrant Victorian
town surrounded by some of the most magnificent mountain scenery in
Europe. Its fame as a holiday
resort dates from the 1860’s and it is an absolute must for any visitor
to Perthshire. A great town for a wander around the shops followed by
tea or a dram in one of the little pubs or teashops. The town is well
known for its beautiful gardens and wildlife, winning the ‘Best Small
County Town in Britain’ award, due to its well kept gardens.
Giant’ s Causeway & The Antrim Coast
We are pleased to offer this new tour to our customers in 2008 where we discover the unspoilt beauty of this region of the Antrim Coast and Giant’s Causeway. The Antrim Coast Road passes spectacular scenery centred around the nine Glens of Antrim and the dramatic Giant’s Causeway is certainly one of the most breathtaking sights on the Island, especially when combined with its legends and folk stories that surround it. Our base for this tour is the coastal town Carrickfergus which grew up around the massive castle, the building of which began in 1180 to guard the entrance to Belfast Lough.
Birmingham
- Frankfurt Christmas Market is the most popular and largest authentic
German Christmas Market outside of Germany and Austria. With over 900
stalls it is a great place to look for unusual gifts including
toys, candles, glasswork, decorations, textiles and lacework. Warming
food and drink is on sale including Bratwurst, roasted chestnuts and
Gluhwein. The market is centrally located in Victoria Square just
minutes
away from New Street Station and close to the large Bullring Shopping
Centre where you will have plenty of time on Saturday and Sunday for
your Christmas shopping.
Why not
join us on this all inclusive Christmas Party/Turkey & Tinsel at the
Yenton Hotel in Bournemouth. During the weekend you will have a free bar
for 2 hours each evening on all house brands. Afternoon tea and
Christmas cake followed by a sherry reception and a visit from Santa.
Carols under the Christmas tree and guess the weight of the Christmas
cake. A candlelit dinner and a traditional Christmas dinner. An
afternoon of bingo with tea and scones. Bucks Fizz followed by New Years
Eve party night.
We have great pleasure in offering you a selection of carefully chosen hotels for you to have a relaxing and enjoyable Christmas. Our hoteliers have arranged entertainment programmes that combine both modern and traditional Christmas festivities and often include activities such as a cabaret, candlelit dinners, party games, bingo and a whole lot more. Each hotel will have a different itinerary but we can guarantee that your Christmas package will include full board, a welcome reception, a visit from santa, festive entertainment plus many hidden extras.
