Scarborough & York Christmas Fayre - Turkey & Tinsel

Itinerary

Day 1

Join your coach this morning, and head north towards Scarborough, with plently of comfort stops en route.. On arrival at the lovely Esplanade Hotel in Scarborough there is time to settle in, perhaps take a stroll along the prom and enjoy our first delicious dinner and then brilliant entertainment including bingo.

Days 2 - 4

Day 2 - 'Christmas Day'
Enjoy a hearty breakfast this morning and then spend the day relaxing. You're on holiday! Choose to spend the day enjoying Scarborough and your hotel. In the evening, join us for a traditional Christmas Dinner with all the trimmings followed by mince pies and coffees and a visit from a very special person. Then it is eyes down for some festive bingo followed by more live entertainment.

Day 3 - 'Boxing Day'
After a good night's sleep and another tasty breakfast, choose to enjoy another day in Scarborough or join us on our INCLUDED excursion. The evening is yours to enjoy with a delicious evening meal followed by more bingo and live entertainment.

Day 4 - 'New Year's Eve'
Make sure you are well rested today, as you'll be up late welcoming in the New Year! Enjoy another hearty breakfast and then you once again have the choice of staying in Scarborough  or joining us on our second INCLUDED excursion. Then, in the evening it is party time! After another lovely dinner look forward to fabulous entertainment to help you see in the 'New Year'.

Programme and excursion days subject to change.

Day 5

After breakfast, it is time to say farewell to tlovely Scarborough. After stopping for a coffee/lunch break, relax as you continue homewards full of festive cheer.

Tour Includes

• 4 nights hotel with English breakfast and evening meals
• Entertainment every evening as outlined in the itinerary
• Christmas dinner with all the trimmings on one evening
• New Year's Eve Party
• Visit from Santa
• Free time to explore Scarborough
• Full day excursion to York Christmas Market
• Scenic tour of the North Yorkshire Moors, Thirsk & Whitby
• Direct Coach Travel
• Net Zero Carbon

Scarborough

Imagine a place where families and friends have visited for years, a home away from home that people have known, loved and keep coming back to year after year. A place to make memories and enjoy traditional seaside fun, local shops and eateries, beautiful gardens. This is just part of Scarborough’s charm – as Britain’s original seaside resort, holidays to Scarborough offer something for everyone with two picturesque beaches, numerous exciting attractions and a rich history that is just begging to be explored. Did you know that the town is home to one of the first purpose-built museums in the world? The Rotunda tells the incredible story of our natural history and the rich fossil-finds on offer across the Yorkshire Coast. There is so much more to explore in Scarborough that will delight and surprise you.

Click here for more on what to see and do in Scarborough

York Christmas Market

York Christmas Market, known as the St. Nicholas Fair, is a festive celebration held annually in the heart of York. Set against the city’s historic backdrop, the market features charming wooden chalets offering seasonal gifts, crafts, and local produce. The atmosphere is filled with the scent of mulled wine and roasted chestnuts, while twinkling lights create a magical ambiance. Visitors can enjoy ice skating, festive food stalls, and live entertainment. The market stretches along Parliament Street and St. Sampson's Square, providing a delightful holiday experience for locals and tourists alike, perfect for Christmas shopping and festive cheer. Just around the corner, don't miss Shambles Market selling everything from Yorkshire flat caps to cakes, coffe and hand-made products.

Whitby & North Yorkshire Moors

INCLUDED Visitor DestinationWhitby is an ancient port with a fascinating history, a ruined abbey overlooking the town, and a working harbour. It also has sandy beaches, donkey rides and rock pools, not to mention some of the best fish and chips in the world! It is easy to see why Bram Stoker found it the perfect location for his novel Dracula in 1897, and the town has not changed a lot since then. The River Esk flows north through the centre of the town dividing it into East and West Sides, linked by the renowned ”swing-bridge”. Whitby Abbey, St Mary’s Parish Church and the picturesque ‘old town’ lie on the East Side, while the West Side of the town has some equally historic fishermen's cottages, hidden in traditional yards behind the fish market and main shopping streets. Slightly further away from the noise and bustle of the harbour are many fine Georgian townhouses, built during Whitby’s most prosperous era in the days of sail. They cluster around the delightful Pannett Park, also home to the town Museum and Art Gallery. The town's most famous explorer Captain James Cook is commemorated with a bronze Whalebone Arch, and the fashionable spa resort was loved by Lewis Carroll and Charles Dickens. We are sure you will love it too!

Also head out on a scenic drive into the rolling moorlands of the North Yorkshire Moors, which offers a breathtaking journey through stunning landscapes and charming villages. We will include a stop or two on the way. Back to top

Accommodation

Esplanade Hotel Scarborough

The Esplanade Hotel in Scarborough is a charming Victorian establishment perched above the South Bay, offering panoramic sea views and a warm, traditional welcome. Its 73 en-suite rooms range from singles to family suites, many featuring stunning coastal vistas.

Guests can enjoy hearty breakfasts and evening meals in the sea-facing restaurant, while the Parlour Bar and rooftop terrace provide relaxed settings for drinks and light bites. Evening entertainment, including live music and comedy, takes place in the Belmont Suite. Its central location makes it ideal for exploring Scarborough's attractions. ​

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