North Devon And Exmoor Turkey & Tinsel
- Duration: 5 days
- Board Basis: Half Board
- Tour Ref: D2TBAR8468
Holiday Summary
- Travel Type: Coach
4 days
4 Days | Ilfracombe Turkey & Tinsel
Ilfracombe is a picturesque costal town on the North Devon coast which was traditionally a fishing village but grew in the Victorian period as pleasure seekers arrived. It is bordered by a natural area of outstanding natural beauty that is renowned for its unique character and spectacular scenery.
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£329
per person
PLEASE NOTE: Price is per person and based on two people sharing a twin/double room. Single room supplements and upgrades are not included.
Itinerary
Itinerary
Friday We travel to Devon with a lunch time stop in Wells which has an historic centre, magnificent cathedral, and a unique, moated Bishop’s Palace.Tours whilst at resort
A | Over Exmoor and via Simonsbath and Wheddon Cross to Dunster, perhaps its most picturesque village where we make a short stop. We then continue to a lunchtime stop in Lynmouth.
Here there is the opportunity to take the cliff railway (not included) to Lynton.
B | We have a short-day trip out to the historic harbour town of Bideford which is packed with independent shops, local produce, and a picturesque quay. There will be the option of being dropped
at the Affinity Shopping Centre nearby. We return for free time to explore Ilfracombe.
Monday We return with a drive through the Valley of Rocks with its majestic skyline before making a stop in Minehead.
Hotel Information
The Ilfracombe CarltonThis great hotel in the heart of Ilfracombe combines a classic feel with all modern benefits.
BAR | LIFT
www.ilfracombecarlton.co.uk
Price Includes
Price Includes:- Return coach travel
- Home pickup & drop off service (see here for details.)
- Tours as indicated
- Hotel accommodation of bed, breakfast and evening meal
- Entertainment every night
- Festive cream tea on arrival
- Wine reception
- 4-course traditional Christmas dinner
- Afternoon tea with biscuits and cake every afternoon
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