Easter - Blackpool With The Lake District & £1 Bar

Itinerary

Day 1

Join your comfortable coach at your convenient local pick up point this morning, and head to the 'Vegas of the North' - action packed Blackpool! On arrival enjoy time to settle in and perhaps enjoy a breath of sea air and stroll down the prom, or jump on a tram for a great overview of the whole seafront. Make sure you have time for a drink in the bar to meet new friends before enjoying your first evening meal. Your amazing £1 bar gives you selected drinks between 6pm and 8pm every night!) Then sit back and enjoy the fabulous entertainment that Blackpool and your hotel is so famous for!

Days 2 - 4

Your centrally located hotel means you are right in the heart of the action in the seaside town that rarely sleeps! So make sure you explore and enjoy every moment with a trip to the beach (which might come with fish & chips or an ice cream!), a ride along the prom on a traditional tram, take a wander down your favourite pier or make a visit to the must see Blackpool Tower.

Make sure to make time for our INCLUDED excursions to Bury Market and the Lake District.

As well as filling breakfasts, delicious dinners AND the £1 bar each evening, your hotel offers fantastic entertainment every night too!

Day 5

After a final hearty breakfast it is time to say farewell to Blackpool today. Board your comfortable coach for a relaxing journey home full of fun memories.

Tour includes

• 4 nights hotel with English breakfast and evening meals
• £1 bar every evening (6pm - 8pm house rules apply*)
• Entertainment at the hotel every evening
• Lots of free time to explore Blackpool
• Visit to Bury Market
• BONUS Lake District Explorer Excursion
• Direct Coach Travel
• Net Zero Carbon

* £1 purchases a small house wine, 1/2 pint standard beer/lager/cider

Blackpool

INCLUDED Visitor Destination

The world famous seaside resort of buzzing Blackpool offers a fabulous range of activities* for your free time in the town. Blackpool Zoo, The Model Village, The Winter Gardens and the Dungeons to name a few. Visit the historic Tower Ballroom and perhaps take a ride to the top of the Tower for magnificent views! No visit is complete without a journey on one of the famous trams along the prom!

Blackpool’s charm is its defiant embrace of the seaside holiday with its wide sweep of sandy beaches, three famous piers and adrenaline packed rides, it offers a mix of thrills, fun, laughs, and relaxation. What more could you want?

* Please note some attractions and activities are seasonal so may not be available depending on the date of your visit.

For more information on what to see and do in Blackpool, please click here (opens in a new window)

Lake District Explorer

INCLUDED Visitor Destination

Enjoy a full day exploring some of the Lake District’s most beloved destinations.

Begin in Kendal, the historic “Gateway to the Lakes,” where you can wander its charming streets, browse independent shops, or try the famous Kendal Mint Cake.

Continue your journey to Ambleside, a lively town set at the northern tip of Lake Windermere, offering a mix of pretty streets, welcoming cafés, and stunning lake and mountain views.

Finally, visit Keswick, one of the Lake District's most loved destinations. Situated between the shores of Derwentwater and the surrounding fells, this bustling market town offers spectacular scenery alongside a wonderful selection of independent shops, cafés and traditional Lakeland attractions. Enjoy a stroll through the town centre, relax with refreshments in one of the many cafés or simply take in the magnificent views that have made Keswick a favourite with visitors for generations.

With time to explore, it’s an ideal way to experience the charm and beauty of this much-loved region.

Please note: routes and stops may vary from time to time subject to local and operational reasons.

Bury Market

INCLUDED Visitor DestinationVisit the Lancashire town of Bury for the world famous Bury Market, one of the oldest and most-popular shopping destinations in the UK. For over 500 years (amazingly established in 1444), Bury has had a market, and today it is a unique shopping experience and the biggest in the North West. Oozing charisma and atmosphere, the ambience and layout offers visitors the opportunity to seek out and visit every stall. The range of products and facilities is second to none with around 370 stalls selling everything from meat and groceries to clothing and jewellery. It's a unique shopping experience and a great day out where you can buy anything and everything in one location. For those that just love to shop there are even more shops in the neighbouring Mill Gate Shopping Centre and also in the Rock Shopping Centre, which is just a short walk away. After all that shopping you will have earned a well-deserved break. Stop off at one of the many delicatessens, cafes and takeaways, and enjoy a local treat like a Manchester Tart or Eccles Cake, whilst no trip to Bury Market would be complete without sampling the local delicacy, Bury Black pudding! Back to top

Accommodation

Georgian Hollies Hotel Blackpool

In the very heart of Blackpool situated on Albert Road, the Georgian Hollies is a traditional seaside resort hotel and a popular choice for holidaymakers. This budget, family-friendly 2-star hotel is only a few minutes walk to the promenade, beach, shops, bars and restaurants and is close to the iconic Blackpool Tower and the Winter Gardens. Hotel facilities include a lift to all floors, restaurant, bar, residents lounge with large TV screen, games room and free WiFi in public areas. Bedrooms are comfortable and include TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Nightly cabaret, bingo and quizzes are available in the recently refurbished cabaret lounge.

For more information, click here for the hotel website (opens in a new window)

Hotel Location

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