Springtime in Sidmouth

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5 Days
Tuesday 1st to Saturday 5th April

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Description

Proudly sitting in the middle of the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Sidmouth,

known as the gateway to the Jurassic Coast has all the classic appeal of a traditional English

seaside resort, blended with elegant regency architecture and a genteel atmosphere. As a regular

winner of Britain in Bloom, Sidmouth is a floral spectacle with bursts of colour throughout the

town. This lovely coastal town is one of Britain’s most beautiful holiday spots, with its fine

promenade offering wonderful views out to sea.

The popular sea front located 3-star Royal York & Faulkner Hotel has a central position on the promenade with superb views out to sea. All bedrooms are en suite with TV , hairdryer and hospitality tray. Facilities at the hotel which are chargeable include a hydro pool and sauna/solarium. Please note there is a lift but some rooms are approached by a few steps.

DATES

Tuesday 1st to Saturday 5th April

BASIS

Dinner, Bed & Breakfast 3-star hotel

SUPPLEMENTS

Single supplement: Nil
Limited availability
Deposit: £50pp
Balance payable: 1st February

INCLUSIONS

Luxury Executive Coach

4 nights Dinner, Bed & Breakfast

Porterage

Tea/coffee after dinner

Excursions as detailed

Itinerary

Day 1 -

Departing from our local area we journey south to our holiday resort in Sidmouth with suitable comfort breaks en route.

Day 2 -

A free day to explore and enjoy the many attractions that Sidmouth has to offer.

Day 3 -

Today we travel to Ottery St. Mary, known as ‘Ottery ’ , is a charming town with a rich history. The town’s name derives from the River Otter which runs through it and the parish church dedicated to St. Mary. After our visit we travel to Honiton, a lively market town, famous for its lace and pottery and being regarded as the antiques capital of the south west. Continuing our journey via Sidford, a small village, before returning to Sidmouth.

Day 4 -

Departing the hotel after breakfast we enjoy a nice journey to Exeter, Devon’s regional capital. It boasts an array of historic architecture, including Roman ruins, the historical Guildhall and most notable the magnificent St. Peters Cathedral. There are many cafes, bars and independent shops in the cobbled Gandy Street for you to enjoy before returning to Sidmouth.