Weymouth Turkey & Tinsel

Itinerary

Day 1

Join your coach this morning at your convenient local pick-up point, and head to the fantastic Dorset resort of Weymouth, and your centrally located hotel. On arrival at the comfortable Russell Hotel you will find yourself in the heart of this popular resort with its beautiful golden beaches and pretty harbour. Enjoy time to settle in and get yourself orientated. Take time to enjoy a stroll along the lovely seafront with its Georgian buildings that became world famous as the backdrop to the sailing events of the 2012 Olympic Games. Perhaps enjoy a drink in the bar before your festive food and entertainment gets truly underway.

Days 2 to 4

Your centrally located hotel means you are close to all the great things Weymouth has to offer. So make sure you explore and enjoy every moment. Why not hire a deckchair, enjoy a paddle in the shallow waters and enjoy fish & chips as you listen to the gentle waters lap against the golden beach. Visit the harbour and sit back and relax in one of the lovely bars or bistros and watch the luxury yachts, fishing trawlers and even the RNLI Lifeboat as they sail by. Or step out to the bustling town centre with great independent traders selling everything from traditional seaside rock to beachwear, books and fabulous foodie treats from cheese and wine to pasties and pies!

Don't miss your INCLUDED excursions to Dorchester, Bournemouth & Blandford Forum.

As well as filling breakfasts and delicious festive dinners your hotel offers great entertainment every evening during your stay too, so you can relax and be entertained after fantastic days exploring.

Day 5

After a final hearty breakfast it is time to say farewell to Weymouth and the lovely county of Dorset today. Board your comfortable coach for a relaxing journey home full of lovely memories with your newly made friends.

Weymouth

INCLUDED Visitor DestinationWith beautiful golden sands sprinkled with deckchairs, safe shallow waters, an action packed events programme and pretty harbourside, you certainly won’t be lost for things to do in wonderful Weymouth! The world was introduced to the Georgian grandeur of Weymouth during the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, when its fine seafront provided an impressive backdrop to the sailing events and captured the hearts of many! Sit back and relax with a glass of fizz or a Dorset Cream Tea from one of the harbourside bars or bistros...a great way to spend an afternoon or evening! In the main season, a visit to the Nothe Fort is a must. Built by the Victorians to protect Portland Harbour, this unique attraction is a network of underground passages and is steeped in history, and it provides stunning views out towards Portland and over Weymouth Bay. From sand sculptures to a magical underwater world of dazzling sea creatures, Weymouth has attractions to delight visitors of all ages!

Tour includes

• 4 nights hotel with English breakfast & evening meals
• Fabulous programme of Turkey & Tinsel food & entertainment every evening
• Free time to explore Weymouth
• Excursion to Bournemouth
• Half day visit to Dorchester on market day
• Half day visit to Blandford Forum on market day
• Direct Coach Travel
• Net Zero Carbon

Dorchester

INCLUDED Visitor DestinationDorchester is a vibrant town for sightseeing and shopping. You will find a town with one foot in the past and another firmly in the future, with some of this country's best preserved Roman ruins moments away from a thriving high street. Dorchester is very fortunate in having no less than 8 museums, leafy riverside walks near the centre, dialect trails through the town's shops and cafes and the largest Iron Age hillfort in Europe. The Dorset Museum will give you an insight into the county's Jurassic past through to the life and work of Dorset's famous novelist and poet Thomas Hardy. For more specialist interests you could visit the many themed museums from Teddies to Terracotta Warriors and Tutankhamun, all in this bustling town where there are plenty of individual shops and cafes to browse and watch the world go by for a more sedate visit.

Bournemouth

Bournemouth is the largest resort in Dorset and along with seven miles of sandy beaches also has beautiful parks and gardens. You’re sure to find plenty of things to do while exploring this coastal town, with lots of attractions, activities, entertainment and adventure to keep all ages entertained. With great shopping and dining experiences there really is something for all ages and budgets.

Beneath the magnificent cliffs you’ll find Bournemouth’s award winning beaches and world-class seafront. From family attractions and a historic house museum to picturesque walks and outdoor activities – as well as restaurants and bars – Bournemouth’s coastline is the jewel in its crown.  Beach huts are a very British tradition that actually originated in Bournemouth in 1908 - you can even rent the world’s oldest beach hut! The beach huts and funky beach pods are available for hire and are ideal for taking in the stunning views and watching the world go by.

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Blandford Forum Market

INCLUDED Visitor DestinationLocated on the banks of the River Stour, Blandford Forum is the most complete, small Georgian town in England. This quaint town has stunning architecture, a charming parish church and wonderful market place. It is also home to one of Dorset’s breweries – Hall & Woodhouse, if you fancy sampling something local try their famous Badger Beer. Surrounding the attractive market place is a variety of independent shops and boutiques, cafes, restaurants and pubs, but don't miss the quirky shopping opportunities in the side streets and alleys including Barnack Walk, Hardys Yard, Georgian Passage and Tabernacle Walk. The bustling town centre features both indoor and outdoor markets with the traditional local produce market set in the lovely Market Place on Thursday and Saturday for a true taste of Dorset. Back to top

Accommodation

Russell Hotel Weymouth

The Russell Hotel in Weymouth is a popular seafront destination, offering stunning views of the sandy beach and Weymouth Bay. Located on the Esplanade, the hotel is just a short walk from the town’s historic harbour and local attractions. Known for its welcoming atmosphere, it provides comfortable rooms with modern amenities. Guests can enjoy traditional British meals in the on-site restaurant and unwind in the spacious lounge or bar area. With its prime location and friendly service, the Russell Hotel is a great choice for a relaxing seaside holiday in Weymouth.

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