Twixmas in Windermere and the Lake District

Name: Twixmas in Windermere and the Lake District (4 Day Tour)
Brand: Shearings
SKU: uktwixwin
Availability: InStock

The presents are unwrapped and the turkey has been eaten, but that doesn’t mean the festive spirit doesn’t live on! Enjoy the period in between Christmas and New Year, known as Twixmas in the Lake District, famous for its stunning scenery, early 19th century poets, and for being the most visited National Park in the UK.

4 days from £269pp

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Your Tour Includes

3 nights hotel with English breakfast
3 evening meals
Local joining points
Porterage at the hotel

Itinerary

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Overview

Local departure by coach or Home Connect service, then on to Windermere and our hotel for three nights.

Includes Dinner

Overview

Today we visit the picturesque market town of Keswick. Overlooked by the dramatic Skiddaw range in the north and the expansive Derwentwater in the south the town enjoys an idyllic location in the north of the Lake District. Enjoy time at leisure to explore the town before continuing to the pretty village of Grasmere, known for being the home of William Wordsworth. Explore the village where you can admire the spectacular surrounding fells, visit Wordsworth’s grave, or maybe even buy some of the legendary Grasmere gingerbread.

Includes Breakfast

Includes Dinner

Included Highlights

Keswick

Overview

Relax in Windermere, or join our optional excursion to the market town of Kendal, home to the famous mint cake! An historic market town situated in the valley in the banks of the River Kent, Kendal is a lovely town to explore with its pedestrianised centre, unusual network of lanes (or Yards), 13th century castle and surrounding magnificent scenery.

Includes Breakfast

Includes Dinner

Optional Excursions

Kendal

2023 £10.00

The optional excursions will be available to book during your tour.

Prices are per person and are subject to change. Payment will be in sterling (cash payments only).

Overview

Return home.

Includes Breakfast

Accommodation

You will stay for three nights at the 3-star Windermere Hotel in Windermere.

Windermere Hotel

Overlooking the shores of England’s largest lake, the English heritage-listed Windermere Hotel has been welcoming guests since 1847 and is a firm favourite with visitors to the Lake District to this day. It is the perfect place from which to explore the lakes, and many of the region’s most stunning walks can be started nearby. The hotel’s period charm is sharply contrasted by its modern amenities, giving its guests the best of both worlds. With breakfast and evening meals available, guests can enjoy fantastic and varied menus in the restaurant, and after spending time discovering the local area, why not have a nightcap in the Orrest Head Lodge bar? The lodge has wonderful views of the lake, and you can soak up the relaxing atmosphere as the sun goes down at night.

Location: Kendal Road Bowness-on-Windermere, Windermere, LA23 1AL

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Hotel Facilities

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General

3 Star
Bar
Restaurant
Lift

Room

TV
Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
Hairdryer
Safe Box
Non-Smoking Rooms Available
Telephone
Shower or Bath

Accessibility

Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
Wheelchair Access
Ground Floor Rooms on Request

Service

24 Hour Front Desk
Free WiFi (Public Areas)
Pets Allowed on Request

Transport

Bus Stop Nearby

Food & Drink

Vegetarian Meals On Request
Gluten Free Meals on Request
Lactose or Dairy Free Menu
Vegan Menu

Hotel

Bar
Restaurant
Lift
WiFi Available

Our customer service reviews

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Having been on 5/6 trips with Sheerings in the past we booked , a trip to Paris for a four night break, the majority of the trip was enjoyable except , we all booked an .advertised trip paid the coach driver our money 56.00E. for a meal in Paris and a night tour round Paris.. The meal was very mediocre, but as we had a good group atmosphere all was going good. however when we all were back on the coach . the driver informed the tour coach 168 that he had decided that he was not doing the night tour round Paris, as it was too light still 8.00 at night, and that anyone that has any complaints should email shearings when they got back. his attitude appeared to have a menacing tone . after a little while , another passenger with slight autism stood up and asked why he wasn't going on the night trip, the answer he gave was there are 28 people on the coach and 27 are too tired to go out at night . he then proceeded to stand over the seated vulnerable adult with his arms outstretched and blocking the view of his family in what appeared to be intimidating telling this person not to spoil it for everyone. HE HAD ONLY ASKED WHAT OTHERS WERE THINKING. On return his mother rang the customer service line to be told that the drivers were out of time , had the driver said this it would have been more acceptable , but its a lot to advertise and charge people for and then intimidate them when they respond . well done sheerings ledger . never again will i stand by and allow you to ick on a vulnerable adult. we don't want financial recompense , just to let people know that if your expecting a night seeing the lights in Paris you may well be disappointed

gordon davie