Turkey & Tinsel Sidmouth

Celebrate Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve all in the space of three days. Enjoy a "Traditional Christmas lunch" with all the trimmings and a New Year dinner.The Jurassic Coast, England's first natural World Heritage Site, features the Dorset and East Devon Coast, including the charming Regency resort of Sidmouth. The town is known for its beautiful gardens, preserved buildings, and independent shops. Visitors can enjoy a 1 ½ hour cruise along the River Exe, visit Budleigh Salterton, and explore East Devon's largest town, Exmouth. Forde Abbey and Gardens, home to stunning Mortlake tapestries, is also a must-see.

 

The Bedford Hotel, Sidmouth***

A 3-star seafront hotel located on a level promenade. The hotel has an excellent restaurant, serving local produce, and a cosy bar. There is complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, and it has a lift.

All rooms are en-suite and have flat-screen TV with Freeview, tea/coffee facilities and a hairdryer. The hotel does not have baths; all rooms have walk in showers.

Please note that due to health & safety regulations, the hotel cannot accommodate electric scooters or wheelchairs. These can however be left on the coach at your own risk.

 

Price includes

Door to door pick up service

Elite coach travel

4 nights’ dinner, bed and breakfast

Excursion to Axmouth

Entry to Forde Abbey and Gardens

Excursion to Budleigh Salterton and Exmouth

1 ½ hour cruise on the River Exe

Free day in Sidmouth

 

5 days/4 nights

The Bedford Hotel, Sidmouth***

A 3-star seafront hotel located on a level promenade. The hotel has an excellent restaurant, serving local produce, and a cosy bar. There is complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, and it has a lift.

All rooms are en-suite and have flat-screen TV with Freeview, tea/coffee facilities and a hairdryer. The hotel does not have baths; all rooms have walk in showers.

Please note that due to health & safety regulations, the hotel cannot accommodate electric scooters or wheelchairs. These can however be left on the coach at your own risk.