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Look beyond the breathtaking scenery and you’ll discover a hive of cultural activity, quaint villages and fascinating heritage that keeps visitors of all ages entertained! Windermere is the largest lake in England and is part of the most visited National Park in the UK.
Local departure by coach or Home Connect service, then on to the Windermere Hotel, Windermere for three nights.
Trip travelling northwards to visit the market town of Keswick on the shores of beautiful Derwentwater. This pretty market town boasts an array of independent shops, charming restaurants and interesting museums. A visit to Grasmere, in the very heart of the Lake District follows. Famous for its association with William Wordsworth, its charm is from its historic buildings mostly from the 19th Century. This town is a must see for any visit to the Lake District.
Relax in Windermere, or join our optional excursion to the market town of Kendal, home to the famous mint cake! Kendal has a historic past and has been a rich centre for trade and commerce. Some of its buildings date back to the 14th Century. Today it offers excellent restaurants, busy shopping districts and cosy coffee shops.
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).
Return home.
Single Room Supplement from £39.00 (4 days).
You will stay for three nights at the 3-star Windermere Hotel in Windermere.
Location: Kendal Road Bowness-on-Windermere, Windermere, LA23 1AL
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Single Room Supplements
Single Room Supplement from £39
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Pat, 0 years ago
Too many coach changes and different drivers. Travel arrangements were not made clear. Half the journey was on feeder coaches. Food at windermere hotel excellent. Seating for meals very lonely for single travellers. I do not intend travelling with shearings again.
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Pauline, 0 years ago
The transport system involving hubs and pick ups wastes a lot of holiday time and is waring and tiring. Can’t you have a fleet of smaller vehicles which could go directly to the final destination? Less fuel would be used and more people would have a more enjoyable time. This would result in returning customers.
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