Days Out & Short Breaks by Gavin Owen

Days Out & Short Breaks

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Welcome to Brighton & Hove’s 2013 Days Out by Coach brochure We hope you enjoy browsing through our selection of competitively priced excursions, which include several brand new destinations as well as popular favourites. We are also delighted to include our Short Breaks with details of both UK and Continental destinations, including: l Somerset – Cricket St Thomas l London – The Shard l South Wales & Brecon Beacons l Normandy D-Day Experience, France l Torquay - Agatha Christie Theme l Isle of Wight - Turkey & Tinsel Back by popular demand, every Days Out passenger will have the chance to win a free ticket for another Day Out of their choice (subject to availability). Your coach driver will provide further details. This does not apply to Short Breaks. If you book online by visiting our website at www.buses.co.uk you will receive a 10% discount on your booking. Otherwise bookings can be made in person at our One Stop Travel Shop at 26 North Street, Brighton or Brighton & Hove’s offices at 43 Conway Street, Hove. Alternatively, you can call our Customer Unit on 01273 886200 (Mon – Fri 9.30am - 4.00pm). Please ensure we have your email address so that we can keep you up to date with all our latest news and special offers. Our email address is: daysout@buses.co.uk Due to the popularity of some trips, we always hold a waiting list, so should you wish to travel on a trip that is already full, please contact us on 01273 886226 to be added to the waiting list. If you need any further information, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to hearing from you. The Coaching Team

Days Out listed in alphabetical order (for date order see page 20) Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens & Swannery, Dorset Tuesday 28 May

Keen gardeners will find much of interest at this Grade 1 listed garden which offers 20-acres filled with rare and exotic plants from all over the world. A short coach ride away is the famous Swannery, home to 600 mute swans. At the time of our visit you may be lucky enough to see fluffy cygnets hatching from eggs in nests on or near the pathways and time for the mass feeding session at 4.00pm. A comfort stop is included in both directions. Coach ticket includes admission to both venues. Itinerary:

Arrive Abbotsbury Gardens 11.30am, depart Abbotsbury Gardens for Swannery to arrive 3.00pm, depart Swannery 5.15pm, arrive Brighton around 8.00pm Departure Code U

Price: £32 Save 10% online

Amiens, France via Ferry Thursday 15 August

Amiens is a French town with a difference - known as little Venice of the North, due to the Hortillonnages, an area over 300 hectares of small islands criss-crossed by 65 km of canals which can be explored either by walking or by traditional boat. Other Amiens attractions include the Atelier Claude Barre workshops, Notre Dame Cathedral, and Millennium Clock. Travelling by coach and ferry we aim to give you 4 hours to explore this delightful town and enjoy some traditional French cuisine for lunch. Itinerary:

Arrive Amiens 1.30pm (French time), approximate time at venue 4 hours, depart Amiens for return journey 5.30pm (French time), arrive Brighton around 11.30pm (English time) Departure Code A

Price: £38 Save 10% online

Bath, Somerset Thursday 13 June / Tuesday 10 September

Enjoy the sights of this unique city, having travelled through some stunning countryside on the coach journey. A Georgian city with Roman foundations, Bath’s hot springs, Roman Baths, splendid Abbey and Georgian stone crescents have attracted visitors for centuries. Set in rolling Somerset countryside, it is a beautiful and unforgettable place to visit, brimming with things to do and see. The city centre is compact and most sights are within easy walking distance. You will be dropped in the centre of Bath, at the Coach Park, allowing you plenty of free time to wander at your leisure around the historic city. A comfort stop is included in both directions. Itinerary:

Arrive Bath 11.30am, approximate time at venue 5 hours, depart Bath for return journey 4.30pm, arrive Brighton around 8.30pm Departure Code U

Price: £24 Save 10% online

Battlefield Tour & Ypres Salient, Belgium via Eurotunnel Wednesday 2 October

Our experienced drivers have put together a Battlefield Tour of the Ypres Salient complete with a commentary of interesting facts about the battles and cemeteries. The tour will try to include visits to: the Essex Farm cemetery, the Langemarck German cemetery; the overwhelming Tyne Cot cemetery; Sanctuary Wood Hill 62. Also incorporated in the tour is the Museum of Passchendaele. There will be time for lunch in the centre of Ypres, where there is a wide variety of eateries. Wet weather clothing and suitable footwear are recommended. Coach ticket includes admission to museum and battlefield tour. Itinerary:

Arrive Ypres region 12.00pm (Belgian time), duration of tour approximate 6 hours, depart Ypres region for return journey 6.00pm (Belgian time), arrive Brighton around 11.30pm (English time) Departure Code A

Price: £38 Save 10% online Birdworld & Guildford City NEW!! Wednesday 21 August

Nestling within the Alice Holt Forest, Birdworld is one of the largest bird parks in the country. There are 26 acres to explore so make sure you allow plenty of time to see and experience everything we have to offer. From the massive Maribou Stork to tiny Sunbirds, Penguins, Owls, Parrots, Waterfowl and many other colourful species, we really do have amazing birds from all around the world. On top of that, Birdworld is also home to the Jenny Wren Farm and Underwater World and being located adjacent to our sister company, Forest Lodge Garden Centre, there really is something of interest for everyone at Birdworld. During the afternoon we move on to Guildford for free time. Coach ticket includes admission into Birdworld. Itinerary:

Arrive Birdworld 11.30am, time at venue 3 hours, depart 2.30pm, Guildford free time 2 hours, depart Guildford for return journey 5.00pm, arrive Brighton around 7.00pm Departure Code W

Price: £33 Save 10% online

Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire Wednesday 9 October

Soak up the atmosphere of one of England’s largest stately homes. Blenheim Palace in Woodstock is a unique example of English Baroque architecture set in over 2000 acres of beautiful Capability Brown landscaped grounds. The magnificent Palace is surrounded by sweeping lawns, award-winning formal gardens and the great Lake, offering an unforgettable day out for all. Refreshments and lunches can be purchased from The Water Terraces Restaurant, The Pleasure Gardens Café or The Pantry. After lunch take a stroll around the park and formal gardens and be sure to visit the many unique gift shops Blenheim has to offer. Coach ticket includes admission. Itinerary:

Arrive Blenheim Palace 12.00pm, approximate time at venue 5 hours, depart Blenheim Palace for return journey 5.00pm , arrive Brighton around 8.00pm Departure Code D

Price: £32 Save 10% online

Bletchley Park, Milton Keynes Friday 19 April

Seeing one of our Enigma Machines, including the rare ‘Abwehr G312’, is undoubtedly a highlight of a busy day out at Bletchley Park, but there is much more than machines in a visit to the historic site. Check out the tales of spies and strategic deception. You may even be the one to discover the map to genius mathematician Alan Turing’s silver, supposedly buried in or near Bletchley Park. Please be aware that a visit to Bletchley Park involves both indoor and outdoor activities. Please wear sensible clothing and footwear to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit. Itinerary:

Arrive Bletchley Park 10.00am, approximate time at venue 6 hours, depart Bletchley Park for return journey 4.00pm, arrive Brighton around 7.00pm Departure Code B

Price: £30 Save 10% online Bluewater or Lakeside Shopping Centres Tuesday 19 November

Take advantage of this opportunity to beat the crowds and do some early Christmas shopping. Decide on the day which shopping centre to visit Bluewater or Lakeside; you will have 5-6 hours to shop till you drop, with plenty of space in the coach’s luggage compartments for all your purchases. Itinerary:

Arrive Bluewater 10.30am, arrive Lakeside 11.00am, approximate time at venues 5-6 hours, depart Lakeside for return journey 4.00pm, depart Bluewater 4.30pm, arrive Brighton around 6.30pm Departure Code D

Price: £18 Save 10% online

Bournemouth or Poole Quay NEW!! Tuesday 3 September

Bournemouth has a great shopping area, a wonderful selection of restaurants, cosmospolitan cafes and some stunning gardens with award winning golden sandy beaches. Poole is a popular resort, attracting visitors with its large natural harbour, history, the Lighthouse arts centre and Blue Flag beaches. Poole Quay is a visitor attraction to the south of the town centre lined with a mixture of traditional public houses, redeveloped warehouses, modern apartment blocks and historic listed buildings. On the day choose between Bournemouth or Poole Quay. Itinerary:

Arrive Bournemouth 10.30am. arrive Poole Quay at 11.00am, approximate time at venues 5-6 hours, depart Poole Quay for return journey 4.30pm, arrive Bournemouth 5.00pm arrive Brighton around 8.30pm Departure Code U

Price: £31 Save 10% online

British Wildlife Centre – Lingfield, Surrey Wednesday 7 August

The British Wildlife Centre at Lingfield is home to the finest collection of native wildlife in Britain with over forty different native wildlife species from tiny harvest mice to magnificent red deer, and everything in between, all in their natural environment. Much of the area is outdoors, although there are plenty of undercover areas such as The Barn, The Hedgerow and the observation Badger Sett, although most animals can be seen whatever the weather. Keeper talks every half an hour give you a further opportunity to learn about the animals. There is a gift shop which can provide a memento of your visit, or gifts for friends and family with a range of wildlife related items to suit all budgets. Refreshments can be found at the Coffee Shop which serves hot and cold drinks, sandwiches, snacks and confectionery to keep you going. Alternatively there is a Picnic Area available so that you can bring your own lunch, have a snack or simply take a break. Coach ticket includes admission. Itinerary:

Arrive Wildlife Centre 11.30am, approximate time at venue 4½ hours, depart Wildlife Centre for return journey 4.00pm, arrive Brighton around 6.00pm Departure Code E

Price: £27 Save 10% online

Bruges, Belgium via Ferry Saturday 16 March / Saturday 27 April / Thursday 23 May / Tuesday 11 June / Saturday 27 July / Thursday 29 August / Thursday 26 September Bruges, Belgium via Eurotunnel Wednesday 30 October / Tuesday 26 November

Bruges, also known as “The Venice of The North” boasts some amazing Flemish architecture, winding cobbled streets and fantastic squares. We give you the opportunity to admire Bruges’ architectural and artistic treasures from the past, with plenty of time to shop for your Belgian chocolate, waffles, beer and other goods. Walk along the maze of winding cobbled alleys, take a horse-drawn carriage ride (look out for the horse fountain) or enjoy a different perspective by taking a canal boat ride around its virtually unspoilt backwaters and romantic canals, and you might imagine yourself transported back to medieval times within this beautiful historic city, before it is time to come home. Itinerary:

Arrive Bruges 1.00pm (Belgian time), approximate time at venue 5 hours, depart Bruges for return journey 6.00pm (Belgian time), arrive Brighton around 11.30pm (English time) Departure Code A

Price: £38 Save 10% online

Bruges, Belgium via Ferry (alternative pick ups) Tuesday 14 May

Bruges as above but this Day Out has alternative mainly northbound pick ups instead. Itinerary:

Arrive Bruges 1.00pm (Belgian time), approximate time at venue 5 hours, depart Bruges for return journey 6.00pm (Belgian time), arrive Brighton around 11.30pm (English time) Departure:

Lewes Waitrose 5.10am, Sussex University Falmer Railway Station 5.20am, Patcham Black Lion 5.30am, Pyecombe Garage Bus Stop 5.40am, Hassocks Stone Pound 5.50am, Burgess Hill Railway Station 6.00am, Haywards Heath Railway Station 6.10am, M23 Pease Pottage services 6.40am Price: £38 Save 10% online

Bruges Christmas Market, Belgium via Eurotunnel Saturday 14 December

Just in time for Christmas we give you the opportunity to visit Bruges’ Christmas market. It is almost as if the World Heritage City waits until winter, when the crowds have gone, to reveal its most charming side. From the end of November, the Market Square and the Simon Stevin Square are magically transformed into an attractive Christmas market where you’ll enjoy the charming atmosphere and find all kinds of special Christmas presents as well as stocking up on that essential Belgian chocolate. There’s even an open air ice rink for the intrepid. Itinerary:

Arrive Bruges 1.00pm (Belgian time), approximate time at venue 5 hours, depart Bruges for return journey 6.00pm (Belgian time), arrive around Brighton 11.30pm (English time) Departure Code A

Price: £38 Save 10% online

Calais, France - Christmas Shop-Hop via Eurotunnel Saturday 7 December

For those wishing to do some last minute Christmas shopping, Cité Europe is a huge shopping centre with about 200 outlets located at Coquelles in Calais, a great European shopping experience. Before returning to Brighton we have free time in Calais, the Gateway to France, to allow you to sample some French cuisine, some excellent shopping prospects. The most trendy street is the Rue Royale with its new boutiques, bars and cafes. Itinerary:

Arrive Cité Europe 11.30am (French time), approximate time in Cité Europe 3 hours, approximate time in Calais 3 hours, depart Calais for return journey 6.30pm (French time), arrive Brighton 9.30pm (English time) Departure Code C

Price: £38 Save 10% online

Canterbury & Cathedral Visit Tuesday 16 July

Drive through the Weald to this wonderful city well known for its connection with Thomas a Becket and of course The Canterbury Tales. We combine a visit to Canterbury Cathedral with free time to explore Canterbury and take lunch before making your way to the Cathedral which you will be able to explore at your own pace. Coach ticket includes Cathedral admission. Itinerary:

Arrive Canterbury for 11.00am, after free time in Canterbury Cathedral visit commences 2.00pm, depart Canterbury 4.30pm, arrive Brighton around 7.00pm Departure Code C

Price: £32 Save 10% online

Canterbury & Howletts

Tuesday 6 August

Spend a thrilling day out in Kent at Howletts Wild Animal Park, home to 90 species of rare and endangered animals a 90 acre adventure in beautiful ancient parkland. There’ll be surprises around every corner on your journey of discovery including close encounters at the glass fronted tiger enclosures, gorillas, clouded leopards, monkeys, tapirs, giant anteaters, macaques, rhinos and many other rare and endangered species from around the world. Howletts includes a restaurant, pizzeria, refreshment kiosks and picnic areas so you can enjoy a full day out. Coach ticket includes admission. Or, if you prefer, choose to visit Canterbury only, with plenty of time to explore this historic Cathedral town. Itinerary:

Arrive Canterbury 11.00am, arrive Howletts 11.30am, depart Howletts 4.30pm, depart Canterbury 5.00pm, arrive Brighton around 7.30pm Departure Code C

Price: £32 or Canterbury only £20 Save 10% online

Chatham Dockyard, Kent Friday 5 July

Come and join us in an exploration of the Chatham Dockyard, the world’s most complete example of a Historic Dockyard from the age of sail - a time when dockyards were the industrial centres of Europe. Coach ticket includes admission into Chatham Dockyard and a guided Ropery Tour. Itinerary:

Arrive Chatham Dockyard 11.00am, time at venue 5 hours, depart Chatham Dockyard 5.00pm, arrive Brighton around 7.30pm Departure Code D

Price: £30 Save 10% online Christmas Cruise & Thames Cable Car, London NEW!! Wednesday 4 December

Enjoy free time in Greenwich for lunch before a 360° return daylight flight on the Thames Cable Car, followed by a coach tour of Christmas London as dark falls. Then come full circle on our privately chartered ninety-minute after-dark Thames Cruise with Skipper’s Commentary from underneath the London Eye all the way down to The O2. Coach ticket includes guided coach tour, journey on the Thames Cable Car, and a 90 minute cruise from Waterloo Pier. Itinerary:

Arrive Greenwich 12.30pm, Cable Car Flight starts at 2.00pm, cruise starts 5.30pm, depart Woolwich Arsenal for return journey 7.15pm, arrive Brighton around 9.30pm Departure Code F

Price: Adult £42 Save 10% online

Clandon Park & Hatchlands Park, Surrey (NT) Wednesday 28 August

Situated in the tranquil heart of the Surrey countryside Clandon Park was built in the early 1730’s, and is one of Britain’s finest examples of the classical Palladian style. The attractive gardens contain a parterre, grotto, sunken Dutch garden, and a Maori meeting house. The Queen’s Royal Surrey Regiment Museum is also located here. A large restaurant is situated in the vaulted undercroft. Built in the 1750s Hatchlands Park contains the earliest recorded decorations by Robert Adam in an English country house. Set in a beautiful 174-hectare (430-acre) park, with a small formal garden designed by Gertrude Jekyll, a variety of way marked walks offer vistas of open parkland and views of the house. The woodlands are a haven for wildlife and there is a stunning bluebell wood. There is a licensed tearoom for light refreshments. Coach ticket includes entry to both houses and grounds. Itinerary:

Arrive Clandon Park 10.30am, approximate time at venue 3 hours, arrive Hatchlands Park 2.30pm, approximate time at venue 2½ hours, depart Hatchlands Park for return journey 5.00pm, arrive Brighton around 6.30pm Departure Code D

Price: £29 Save 10% online or NT members £20

Danson House & Down House - Home of Charles Darwin (EH) Thursday 30 May

Our excursion combines two historical houses of note. Firstly Danson House, built by Sir John Boyd in the eighteenth century, sits in its own formal grounds within the estate. The house was built in the Palladian style by architect Robert Taylor and was recently restored by English Heritage over a ten year period having fallen into a ruinous state. The Breakfast Room is a delightful tea room offering a selection of refreshments and light lunches. You will rejoin the coach for the short journey to Down House. Charles Darwin lived with his family in Down House for 40 years; here he researched and wrote his most famous and explosive works, spending a great deal of time in the garden, experimenting and thinking. Be sure to visit the gift shop before relaxing in the tea room, where you can enjoy a wide selection of light lunches and refreshments. Coach ticket includes admission to both venues. Itinerary:

Arrive Danson House 11.00am, depart Danson House 1.45pm for Down House, arrive 2.00pm, depart Down House for return journey 5.00pm, arrive Brighton around 7.00pm Departure Code D

Price: £32 Save 10% online or EH Members £24 Dickens World, Chatham Friday 17 May

Dickens World in Chatham is an indoor visitor complex themed around the life, books and times of one of Britain’s best loved authors. It will take you on a fascinating journey, stepping back in time to Dickensian England and literally into the urban streets, sounds and smells of the early 19th century. There is a host of exciting attractions within the site, along with a cast of colourful nice ‘n’ nasty Dickens characters to meet! You will have 4 hours to explore the complex and purchase lunch at the restaurant or coffee shop. The coach ticket includes admission. Itinerary:

Arrive Dickens World 12.00pm, approximate time at venue 4 hours, depart Dickens World for return journey 4.00pm, arrive Brighton 7.30pm Departure Code D

Price: £35 Save 10% online

Dorset Steam Fair Friday 30 August

This has something for everyone, whatever your interests. Widely recognised as the World’s leading steam and vintage vehicle preservation event, it is attended every year by over 200,000 people from the UK and all over the world. Coach ticket includes admission. Itinerary:

Arrive Dorset Steam Fair 12.00pm, approximate time at venue 5 hours, depart Dorset Steam Fair for return journey 5.00pm, arrive Brighton around 8.30pm Departure Code U

Price: £32 Save 10% online

Gloucester City Centre Tuesday 7 May / Tuesday 17 September

Gloucester is a city, district and county town of Gloucestershire in the South West region of England. Gloucester lies close to the Welsh border, and on the River Severn. Gloucester Cathedral, in the north of the city near the river, originates in the foundation of an abbey dedicated to Saint Peter in 681. It is the burial place of King Edward II of England and Walter de Lacy. The Cathedral (mainly its cloisters) was used for corridor scenes in the films Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, and Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. You’ll have plenty of time to relax and explore this wonderful city, its docks and other buildings. Itinerary:

Arrive Gloucester 11.30am, approximate time at venue 5 hours, depart Gloucester for return journey 4.30pm, arrive Brighton around 8.30pm Departure Code U

Price: £22 Save 10% online Greenwich & Eltham Palace & Gardens (EH) Tuesday 4 June

We travel first to the historical and architectural attractions of Greenwich with plenty of time for sightseeing, shopping and lunch before travelling on to Eltham Palace, built by textile magnates the Courtauld family, with an impressive Art Deco interior that is a masterpiece of modern design. Marvel at the “ocean-liner” style entrance hall with its unique wall panels. Follow the passage to the Great Hall, built in Tudor times as part of the original Eltham Palace, the boyhood home of Henry VIII. Then explore the 19 acres of beautiful gardens, taking in the views over London amidst remains of the original Tudor Palace. Refreshment can be found in the tea room situated in the original Service Quarters. End the day in the gift shop, which has a wide range of specialist books, postcards, traditional food, English country wines and gifts inspired by Eltham Palace Art Deco design. Coach ticket includes admission to Eltham Palace & Gardens. Itinerary:

Arrive Greenwich 11.00am, depart 1.15pm and arrive Eltham Palace 2.00pm, depart here at 5.00pm for return journey, arrive back in Brighton around 7.30pm Departure Code D

Price: £27 Save 10% online or EH Members £18

Guildford Flower Gala NEW!! Friday 7 June

Guildford Cathedral is pleased to be holding the Flower Gala and has announced that Paula Pryke, one of the most innovative and respected florists in the world, is our designer for this prestigious event. In addition to the Flower Gala within the Cathedral you will have access to The Market marquee that will sell a variety of unique and special gifts, The Rose Café that offers a variety of snacks and views of the beautiful town of Guildford, The Refectory that offers an array of hot and cold lunches and The Guildford Cathedral shop to buy any special gifts. For those of you that wish to visit Guildford city centre for shopping the coach will be available throughout the day. Itinerary:

Arrive Guildford 11.30am, depart Guildford for return journey 4.30pm, arrive Brighton around 6.00pm Departure Code W

Price: £34 Save 10% online

Guildford River Trip & Guildford City Wednesday 29 May / Thursday 25 July /Tuesday 20 August / Tuesday 24 September

Take a leisurely lunchtime cruise down the River Wey on the “Alfred Leroy” with a ploughman’s lunch (including coffee or tea) and an on-board bar offering you a modest selection of alcoholic and soft drinks, with table service. Relax and take in the beautiful views of Guildford town and Castle Keep as the Alfred Leroy takes you southwards, passing through the most beautiful and peaceful stretch of the River Wey and Godalming Navigation. You’ll see the Water Meadows and Saint Catherine’s Golden Sands and Ferry (used many years ago by the Pilgrims on their way to Canterbury), pass through Saint Catherine’s Lock, before turning at a winding hole for the return journey to Guildford, which takes its name from the “Golden Ford”. There will be time to explore Guildford before and after the river trip before the return coach journey. Coach ticket includes cruise and lunch. Itinerary:

Arrive Guildford 11.30am, approximate time on Boat 12.00pm-2.00pm, Guildford free time 2½ hours, depart Guildford for return journey 4.30pm, arrive Brighton around 6.00pm Departure Code W

Price: £33 Save 10% online Ham House (NT) & Guildford Cathedral Thursday 4 April / Thursday 3 October

Your day out consists of a morning visit to the National Trust’s Ham House, at Richmond-upon-Thames, unique in Britain as the most complete survival of a 17th century Stuart mansion, with sumptuous interiors, original collections and restored formal gardens. The coach ticket includes the cost of entrance to Ham House and garden where there is the opportunity to purchase lunch and refreshments at the Orangery Café. Reduction for National Trust members. This will be followed by a short visit to the unusual red-brick Guildford Cathedral, consecrated as recently as 1961, which enjoys a commanding position on Stag Hill - so named because the Kings of England used to hunt there. You will leave Ham House at 2.30 pm and travel back via Guildford Cathedral, where you will have time for an afternoon tea or coffee at the Refectory Restaurant before continuing home. Tea or coffee not included in coach ticket. Itinerary:

Arrive Ham House 10.30am, approximate time at venue 4 hours, depart for Guildford at 2.30pm depart Guildford Cathedral 5.00pm, arrive Brighton around 8.00pm Departure Code D

Price: £34 Save 10% online or NT members £25

Hatfield House, Hertfordshire Thursday 9 May

Hatfield House is the home of the 7th Marquess of Salisbury and has an extensive collection of pictures, furnishings and historic armour in the formal state rooms. Whether you enjoy history, the countryside, theatre, music, arts and crafts, or just a lovely day out in beautiful surroundings, Hatfield House is an ideal destination. Lunch and refreshments can be purchased from the Coach House Restaurant which serves a wide variety of food throughout the day. Gifts, presents and mementos can be purchased at the Gift Shop in the Stable Yard area. Coach ticket includes admission. Itinerary:

Arrive Hatfield House 11.30am, approximate time at venue 5 hours, depart Hatfield House for return journey 4.30pm, arrive around Brighton 7.30pm Departure Code B

Price: £37 Save 10% online

Henley-on-Thames & Stonor Park Tuesday 30 July

The coach will drop you off in the centre of the historic town of Henleyon-Thames which has a special charm, set in the valley of the River Thames below the Goring Gap. You will have plenty of time for sightseeing and lunch before the onward journey to Stonor Park. Nestling amid rolling countryside in the heart of the Chilterns, this enchanting property contains a remarkable collection of family portraits, beautiful stained glass, old Master Drawings, European Bronzes, an early 19th century wallpaper of Paris as well as contemporary ceramics from England, Denmark, Korea & Japan. The House was built on the site of a prehistoric circle of standing stones, which can still be seen by the chapel. Wander in the walled Italianate garden and enjoy spectacular views of the Chilterns from the former kitchen garden. Coach ticket includes admission to Stonor Park. Itinerary:

Arrive at Henley around 10.00am, depart 1.15pm and arrive Stonor Park 1.45pm, House entry 2.00pm, depart Stonor Park at 5.00pm, arrive Brighton around 7.30pm Departure Code B

Price: £31 Save 10% online

Hever Castle, Kent Thursday 27 June

Spend the day at Hever Castle and its unique gardens. The oldest part of the castle dates to 1270 and consists of the gatehouse and a walled bailey. In the early 1500’s, the Bullen family bought the castle and added a Tudor dwelling within the walls, which was to become the childhood home of its most famous inhabitant, Anne Boleyn. It later passed into the ownership of Henry VIII’s fourth wife, Anne of Cleves. Outside you can explore the fabulous gardens, try out the water maze and enjoy a meal or snack in the two self-service restaurants on site offering a range of hot and cold meals and refreshments throughout the day, or bring your own picnic to enjoy in the grounds. Coach ticket includes admission. Itinerary:

Arrive Hever Castle 11.30am, approximate time at venue 5 hours, depart Hever Castle for return journey 4.30pm, arrive back in Brighton around 6.00pm Departure Code F

Price: £30 Save 10% online

Ightham Mote & Emmetts Gardens, Kent (NT) NEW!! Wednesday 12 June

Lose yourself in this romantic moated manor house, described by David Starkey as ‘one of the most beautiful and interesting of English country houses’. Built nearly 700 years ago, this house has seen many changes and been owned by medieval knights, courtiers to Henry VIII and high-society Victorians. Highlights include the picturesque courtyard, Great Hall, crypt, Tudor painted ceiling, Grade I listed dog kennel and the private apartments of Charles Henry Robinson, who gave Ightham Mote to the National Trust in 1985. The building is surrounded by peaceful gardens with an orchard, water features, lakes and woodland walks. Charming Emmetts – an Edwardian estate owned by Frederic Lubbock – was a plantsman’s passion and a much-loved family home. Influenced by William Robinson, the delightful garden was laid out in the late 19th century and contains many exotic and rare trees and shrubs from across the world. Explore the rose and rock gardens, take in the spectacular views and enjoy glorious shows of spring flowers and shrubs, followed by vibrant autumn colours. Coach ticket includes admission to both Ightham Mote and Emmetts Gardens. Itinerary:

Arrive Ightham Mote 10.30am, approximate time at venue 3½ hours, depart 2.00pm for journey to Emmetts Gardens, depart Emmetts Gardens at 5.00pm, arrive Brighton around 7.00pm Departure Code D

Price: £28 Save 10% online or NT Members £20

IKEA & Chinese Wing Yip, Croydon Tuesday 15 October

The Swedish retailer IKEA offers a huge range of low-price quality and design products. We travel to their Croydon superstore, where you will have 3½ hours to browse, shop and sample their famous Swedish meatballs in the onsite restaurant. Remember there is plenty of room for your purchases in the ample luggage compartments under the coach. On the journey home we stop off at the Wing Yip Centre on Purley Way, a complex that includes restaurants, a bakery, gift shop and a huge Chinese supermarket packed with Asian groceries and other authentic products. If you like Chinese cuisine, make the most of this opportunity to purchase both pre-prepared items and all those hard to find oriental ingredients to try at home. Make sure you visit the Tai Pan Bakery for a wide variety of tasty buns and cakes to be taken home or enjoyed on site with a coffee. Itinerary:

Arrive IKEA store 12.00pm, depart IKEA store for Chinese Wing Yip 3.30pm, arrive Chinese Wing Yip 3.45pm, depart Chinese Wing Yip for return journey 5.00pm, arrive back in Brighton around 6.30pm Departure Code F

Price: £17 Save 10% online Imperial War Museum or Covent Garden Wednesday 13 November

A day out in London where you can choose between shopping and sightseeing around Covent Garden (check out the British hand-made arts, crafts and unique antiques in the Apple Market and the huge variety of stalls on offer in the Jubilee Market for early ideas for Christmas presents) or a visit to the Imperial War Museum, a stunning location utilising the latest exhibition and display techniques, with some of the of the most impressive museum exhibits found anywhere. Itinerary:

Arrive IWM 11.15am, then on to Covent Garden for 11.30am, leave Covent Garden 4.00pm on to IWM to then depart IWM for return journey 4.15pm, arrive back in Brighton around 6.30pm Departure Code D

Price: £19 Save 10% online

Isle of Wight, Osborne House Tour & Arreton Barns (EH) Thursday 1 August

A different spin on our very popular excursion to the Isle of Wight – here we travel first to the delightful craft centre of Arreton Barns. Our aim is to allow plenty of time for lunch which can be purchased at the Dairymans Daughter Freehouse, perhaps washed down with their own beer, produced on site using local ingredients. Browse the many locally produced crafts, wholesome local food and artefacts, visit The Corn Exchange and choose from a range of carefully selected gifts, or enjoy a fresh cream cake and a coffee in the Maltings Tearoom. No trip to the island would be complete without a visit to Osborne House - this royal seaside palace where Queen Victoria lived with her beloved Prince Albert and their nine children. Osborne House offers a glimpse into the private life of the royal family and is filled with original furnishings and priceless artworks. The grounds immediately surrounding the house are a joy to explore with stunning views of the Solent. Coach ticket includes admission to Osborne House, lunch NOT included. Itinerary:

Arrive Arreton Barns 12.30pm, leave Arreton Barns 2.00pm arrive Osborne House 2.30pm, leave Osborne House 5.00pm, arrive back in Brighton around 8.00pm Departure Code V

Price: £39 Save 10% online or EH Members £28

Isle of Wight, Osborne House Christmas Event (EH) Wednesday 11 December

A different spin on our very popular excursion to the Isle of Wight – here we travel first to the delightful craft centre of Arreton Barns. Our aim is to allow plenty of time for lunch which can be purchased at the Dairymans Daughter Freehouse. No trip to the island would be complete without a visit to Osborne House enlivened at this time of year with a Christmas theme. Osborne House offers a glimpse into the private life of the royal family and is filled with original furnishings and priceless artworks. The grounds immediately surrounding the house are a joy to explore with stunning views of the Solent. Coach ticket includes admission to Osborne House, lunch NOT included. Itinerary:

Arrive Arreton Barns 12.30pm, leave Arreton Barns 2.00pm arrive Osborne House 2.30pm, leave Osborne House 5.00pm, arrive back in Brighton around 8.00pm Departure Code V

Price: £39 Save 10% online or EH Members £28 Isle of Wight Tour & Buffet Thursday 6 June / Thursday 4 July / Thursday 8 August / Thursday 5 September

Take a ferry trip across to the Isle of Wight stopping for a delicious buffet lunch at the God’s Providence House, one of the architectural treasures of the ancient Borough of Newport, and a traditional English Tearoom & Licensed Restaurant. The buffet from past experience is plentiful, so no need for further refreshment. You rejoin the coach for an afternoon tour of the island (the driver will advise further) and then the ferry home. Coach ticket includes two-course buffet lunch and afternoon tour. Itinerary:

Arrive Newport IOW for lunch 12.00pm, depart Newport IOW for tour of Island 2.30pm, duration of tour approximately 3 ½ hours, depart Isle of Wight for return journey 6.00pm, arrive back in Brighton around 8.30pm Departure Code V

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Kennet & Avon Canal, Hungerford, Berkshire Thursday 20 June

The Kennet and Avon is an impressive feat of 18th century canal building, made up of two river navigations and a linking stretch of canal. It runs from the Severn Estuary near Bristol to the River Thames at Reading, over 100 miles long with more than 100 locks. It incorporates some magnificent engineering and crosses some of the most beautiful scenery in southern England. You will take a traditional narrow boat journey from Hungerford to Kintsbury and back, enjoying the pleasures of a four-hour leisurely cruise down the Kennet & Avon canal and the surrounding countryside, and wildlife along the navigation. There is a well stocked bar on board, with light refreshments and freshly made tea and coffee, however you are advised to bring your own packed lunch. Coach ticket includes boat trip. Itinerary:

Arrive Hungerford 11.30am, board Kennet and Avon Canal Boat 12.00pm, approximate time on boat 3 hours, depart Hungerford for return journey 4.00pm, arrive back in Brighton around 7.00pm Departure Code V

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Kentish Lady Cruise & Picnic Box, Maidstone Wednesday 17 July

The Maidstone Kentish Lady will take you on a three hour cruise upriver through Farleigh Lock and onwards under Farleigh, Barming and Teston bridges, turning at Teston Lock for the return journey. Once through the lock the countryside opens up to reveal wildlife of all varieties including kingfishers, herons, swans, geese and ducks, so remember to keep a watchful eye out!! The boat is a fully equipped passenger vessel with excellent facilities including ladies and gents toilets, and her catamaran design provides a stable environment. Included in your cruise is a hearty picnic box with fresh fruit and tea, coffee or water. The stocked licensed bar also serves a wide variety of drinks, hot beverages and snacks. Regrettably no one under the age of 16 may travel on the boat. Coach ticket includes cruise & picnic box. Itinerary:

Arrive Maidstone Town Centre (free time) 11.00am, board Kentish Cruise 12.30pm, approximate time on Cruise 3 hours, depart Maidstone for return journey 4.00pm, arrive back in Brighton around 6.30pm Departure Code D

Price: £36 Save 10% online Kew Gardens & Kew Palace, Richmond Wednesday 19 June

Home to the world’s largest and most diverse collection of living plants, the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew are a gardener’s delight, a world Heritage site, a leading centre of botanical research, a training ground for professional gardeners and an ever popular visitor attraction. Extensive gardens and botanical glasshouses cover 300 acres between Richmond and Kew in southwest London. Your joint ticket allows you entrance to Kew Palace, a fascinating building that started life as the home of a rich merchant yet became the historic royal palace of George III, where the king was incarcerated during his spells of madness, away from the public eye. Coach ticket includes admission to Kew Gardens and Kew Palace. Itinerary:

Arrive Kew Gardens and Palace 11.00am, approximate time at venue 5 hours, depart Kew for return journey 4.00pm, arrive Brighton around 6.30pm Departure Code D

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Knebworth House, Hertfordshire NEW!! Thursday 18 April

Knebworth Park is best known worldwide as Britain’s largest music venue, however in the days before rock concerts Knebworth House was known as the home of the Victorian novelist, playwright and politician, Edward Bulwer Lytton.Music, literature and politics have featured throughout Knebworth’s history. Every generation of the Lytton family has woven thread in the extraordinary tapestry of cultural and social history that is represented here.As the 19th generation of the Lytton family to live at Knebworth, we invite you to join our extraordinary guest book that stretches all the way from Queen Elizabeth I to Queen Elizabeth II. Whether this is your first visit or you’ve visited us many times before... welcome to our much loved family home. Itinerary:

Arrive Knebworth House 10.30am, approximate time at venue 5 hours, depart Knebworth House for return journey 3.30pm, arrive Brighton around 7.00pm Departure Code B

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London Christmas Lights & Supper Friday 6 December / Friday 13 December

This excursion is a magical evening tour, to discover the beauty of Christmas London. On this special guided coach tour of the London lights and sights, you will see all the major illuminations in both the City and the West End, branching off the beaten track to see buildings that add to the beauty of festive London. The on board Blue Badge guide will have made a detailed survey of all the shop windows to pick out the very best Christmas lights for your tour. The coach tour, including a stop at Somerset House where you can watch the ice skating, lasts for two hours and you round off an enjoyable evening with a tasty pub supper of fish and chips, chicken and chips or a vegetarian option* at an attractive City pub. Your menu choice MUST be made at the time of booking. Please choose from the 3 options* listed above. Coach ticket includes guided tour & supper. Itinerary:

Arrive London 4.00pm, London Tour commences 4.00pm, your chosen pub supper around 6.30pm, departing London for return journey 8.00pm, arrive Brighton around 10.00pm Departure Code G

Price: £34 Save 10% online London Eye-Spy, London Tuesday 17 December

A late start for this tour combining London’s Christmas lights & sights (with a guide) and culminating in a thrilling dark ride on the London-Eye. The tour starts around 3pm but we will arrive in London around 12.30pm, which allows you free time to see London as a pedestrian before rejoining the coach for your guided sightseeing tour. Then we board the glass pods of the London-Eye which rotate very slowly from the huge wheel above the Thames giving you plenty of time to see the entire capital lit up at night. The ride lasts 30 minutes and gives superb views for miles, both north and south of the river. We will leave the capital at around 8pm to travel home. Coach ticket includes tour & London-Eye flight fee. Itinerary:

Arrive London for free time 12.30pm, London Tour commences 3.00pm–7.30pm, depart London-Eye for return journey 8.00pm, arrive Brighton around 10.00pm Departure Code F

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Longleat, Wiltshire Thursday 22 August

Set within 900 acres of Capability Brown landscaped parkland, Longleat House is widely regarded as one of the best examples, of high Elizabethan architecture in Britain and one of the most beautiful stately homes. For the more adventurous, the coach will drive through the safari park. Unfortunately we are unable to drive through the Monkey enclosure owing to their interest in extracting a part of the coach as a souvenir. Longleat has a variety of catering facilities to suit all ages and all tastes including the Wessex Pavilion and Cellar’s Restaurant. Coach ticket includes admission. Itinerary:

Comfort stop en-route, arrive Longleat 1.00pm, approximate time at venue 4½ hours, depart Longleat for return journey 5.30pm, arrive Brighton around 9.00pm Departure Code V

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Mini Tour & Lunch at a Restaurant Thursday 21 November

Sit back, relax and let the driver whisk you away on a mini tour through the countryside in the comfort of our well appointed coach, with a leisurely stop for lunch at a pre-booked restaurant. This trip is similar to our ever popular Mystery Tours, allowing you additional time to sit down and relax with a main meal. Coach ticket includes tour and main course. Itinerary:

Regional Tour 3 hours, arrive restaurant 1.30pm, depart restaurant for return journey 4.00pm, arrive back in Brighton around 5.00pm Departure Code F

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Monkey World or Bovington Tank Museum, Dorset Tuesday 13 August

A chance to choose your favourite destination. The coach will travel first to Monkey World where the coach will drop off the animal lovers. Set amongst the woodland of Dorset these 65 acres are a sanctuary for over 240 primates set up in 1987 by Jim Cronin to provide chimpanzees with a permanent, stable home. For those of a more mechanical or military mind we proceed to Bovington Tank Museum, where the coach will stay for the day. Here you can see how the tank, a British invention, changed warfare forever when it was introduced in World War One – and Bovington has been the home of the tank ever since. From the Somme to Tiananmen Square or D-Day to Desert Storm the tank has played an important part in shaping history – and it continues to do so today. We include a comfort stop in both directions. Coach ticket includes admission to either Monkey World OR Bovington Tank museum. Itinerary:

Arrive Monkey World 12.00pm, arrive Bovington Tank Museum 12.30pm, approximate time at venues 4-5 hours, depart Bovington Tank Museum for return journey 4.30pm, depart Monkey World 5.00pm, arrive Brighton around 8.00pm Departure Code V

Price: £29 Save 10% online

Moreton in Marsh & Bourton-on-the-Water, Cotswolds Tuesday 16 April / Tuesday 23 July

In the heart of the Cotswolds and located at the head of the beautiful Evenlode Valley, Moreton in Marsh is a thriving market town dating back 1000 years to the Saxon era. Here you may be able to shop around the marketplace and wander at your leisure round this small friendly town, known for its popular Tuesday market, tearooms and numerous antique shops. There will be plenty of time for you to take lunch here, after which the coach will ferry you to the picturesque Bourton-on-the-Water for the afternoon, often referred to as the Venice of the Cotswolds, because the River Windrush runs right through the centre. This lovely village is built almost entirely in warm yellow Cotswold stone, and a visit to the Model Village (a one ninth scale model of Bourton-on-the-Water) is highly recommended. A unique experience which appeals to all ages, the Model Village remains one of the Cotswolds’ most popular tourist attractions. Itinerary:

Arrive Moreton in Marsh 11.00am, depart Moreton in Marsh for Bourton-on-the-Water 1.30pm, arrive Bourton-on-the-Water 2.00pm, depart Bourton-on-the-Water for return journey 5.00pm, arrive Brighton around 9.00pm Departure Code B

Price: £22 Save 10% online

Mystery Tour Tuesday 19 March / Thursday 16 May / Wednesday 31 July / Friday 20 September

It’s an old fashioned Mystery Tour so you can sit back and let the driver just take you away. Board the coach for a mysterious ride out and about the Sussex countryside, where there is time for two coffee stops. Each trip will have a different destination; the route may be North, East or West and will last approximately 6 hours. Itinerary:

Approximate time of Mystery Tour 6 hours, arrive Brighton around 5.00pm Departure Code F

Price: £16 Save 10% online Olympic Legacy Tour NEW!! Friday 23 August / Friday 27 September

The Olympic Park at Stratford closed to the public immediately after the London 2012 Games for a £300 million programme of works to transform the entire site into the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. This is your opportunity to see inside the Olympic Park in person rather than on your television screen. So to soak up the atmosphere in the immediate aftermath of an exciting year we are offering our Olympic Legacy Tour. Margaret Ford, the outgoing chair of the London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) said the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park would be the capital’s version of New York’s Central Park. For lunch please choose from a 1 course carvery* or vegetarian main course*. After lunch you will enjoy a single flight journey on the Thames Cable Car. Your menu choice MUST be made at the time of booking. Please choose from the options* listed above. Coach ticket includes guided tour & 1 course carvery or vegetarian main course & single flight on Thames Cable Car. Itinerary:

Arrive London 10.30am, London Tour commences after coffee & biscuits, pub lunch, departing London for return journey appoximate 5pm, arrive Brighton around 7.00pm Departure Code C

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Oxford City Centre Tuesday 9 April

The city of Oxford is the county town of Oxfordshire, England. The rivers Cherwell and Thames run through Oxford and meet south of the city centre. For the day you have time to stroll, eat and shop through the city centre’s 2 shopping centres, you may decide to sightsee buildings in Oxford an example of every English architectural period since the arrival of the Saxons, including the iconic, mid-18th century Radcliffe Camera. Oxford is known as the “city of dreaming spires”, a term coined by poet Matthew Arnold in reference to the harmonious architecture of Oxford’s university buildings. The University of Oxford is the oldest university in the English-speaking world. Itinerary:

Arrive Oxford 12.00pm, approximate time at venue 5 hours, depart Oxford for return journey 5.00pm, arrive Brighton around 8.00pm Departure Code D

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2013 Days Out Knebworth House Under the Bearskin

War & Peace Show Great Dixter Birdworld

Ightham Mote & Emmetts Gardens(NT)

Savill Royal Garden & cruise Christmas Cruise & Cable Car Royal National Rose Society

Guildford Flower Gala The Shard Building

Uppark House & Gardens (NT)

Isle of Wight & Osborne House (EH)

Gloucester Royal Submarine Museum Trips above are subject to availability 19

Quick reference guide to our 2013 Days Out in date order Day Date Trip Name Departure Price NT/RHS/EH March Saturday 16 Bruges, Belgium Mad March Hare via Ferry A £38 Tuesday 19 Mystery Tour F £16 April Thursday 4 Ham House (NT) & Guildford Cathedral D £34 NT £25 Tuesday 9 Oxford City Centre D £32 Tuesday 16 Moreton in Marsh & Bourton-on-the-Water, Cotswolds B £22 Thursday 18 Knebworth House, Hertfordshire NEW!! B £28 Friday 19 Bletchley Park, Milton Keynes B £30 Saturday 20 Sussex Gourmet with RML Special £65 Saturday 27 Bruges, Belgium via Ferry A £38 May Tuesday 7 Gloucester City Centre U £22 Wednesday 8 Watercress Line, Hampshire V £30 Thursday 9 Hatfield House Hertfordshire B £37 Tuesday 14 Bruges, Belgium via Ferry Special £38 Wednesday 15 Uppark House & Gardens, Hampshire (NT) V £30 NT £22 Thursday 16 Mystery Tour F £16 Friday 17 Dickens World, Chatham, Kent D £35 Tuesday 21 RHS Wisley Gardens, Surrey D £28 RHS £18 Thursday 23 Bruges, Belgium via Ferry A £38 Tuesday 28 Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens & Swannery, Dorset U £32 Wednesday 29 Guildford River Trip & City W £33 Thursday 30 Danson House & Down House (EH) D £32 EH £24 June Tuesday 4 Greenwich & Eltham Palace & Gardens (EH) D £27 EH £18 Thursday 6 Isle of Wight Tour & Buffet V £37 Friday 7 Guildford Flower Gala NEW!! W £34 Saturday 8 South of England Show Ardingly Special £12 Tuesday 11 Bruges, Belgium via Ferry A £38 Wednesday 12 Ightham Mote & Emmetts Gardens, Kent (NT) NEW!! D £28 NT £20 Thursday 13 Bath, Somerset U £24 Friday 14 Under the Bearskin NEW!! C £45 Tuesday 18 Royal Rose National Society, Hertfordshire NEW!! D £25 Wednesday 19 Kew Gardens & Kew Palace, Richmond D £31 Thursday 20 Kennet & Avon Canal, Hungerford V £30 Wednesday 26 Waterperry Gardens, Oxfordshire D £27 Thursday 27 Hever Castle, Kent F £30 July Tuesday 2 Spinnaker Tower & Royal Submarine Museum NEW!! W £42 Wednesday 3 Salisbury & Winchester V £19 Thursday 4 Isle of Wight Tour & Buffet V £37 Friday 5 Chatham Dockyard, Kent D £30 Tuesday 9 Penshurst Place & Cream Tea, Kent D £31 Wednesday 10 The Savill Royal Garden & Thames Cruise NEW!! U £45 Thursday 11 Sluis, Holland via Ferry A £38 Tuesday 16 Canterbury & Cathedral Visit C £32 Wednesday 17 Kentish Lady Cruise & Picnic Box, Maidstone D £36 Thursday 18 Waddesdon Manor (NT) Aylesbury C £33 NT £20 Saturday 20 War and Peace Show The Hop Farm, Kent NEW!! D £28 Tuesday 23 Moreton in Marsh & Bourton-on-the-Water, Cotswolds B £22 Wednesday 24 Pashley Manor & Great Dixter, Kent D £22

July Thursday 25 Guildford River Trip & City W £33 Friday 26 Under the Bearskin NEW!! C £45 Saturday 27 Bruges, Belgium via Ferry A £38 Tuesday 30 Henley-on-Thames & Stonor Park B £31 Wednesday 31 Mystery Tour F £16 August Thursday 1 Isle of Wight, Osborne House Tour & Arreton Barns (EH) V £39 EH £28 Tuesday 6 Canterbury & Howletts C £32 £20 Canterbury Wednesday 7 British Wildlife Centre, Lingfield, Surrey E £27 Thursday 8 Isle of Wight Tour & Buffet V £37 Tuesday 13 Monkey World or Bovington Tank Museum, Dorset V £29 Wednesday 14 Spinnaker Tower & Portsmouth Historic Dockyard W £36 Thursday 15 Amiens, France via Ferry A £38 Tuesday 20 Guildford River Trip & City W £33 Wednesday 21 Birdworld & Guildford City NEW!! W £33 Thursday 22 Longleat, Wiltshire V £36 Friday 23 Olympic Legacy Tour NEW!! C £45 Tuesday 27 Stansted Park & Ayling Gardens, Hampshire W £27 Wednesday 28 Clandon Park & Hatchlands Park, Surrey (NT) D £29 NT £20 Thursday 29 Bruges, Belgium via Ferry A £38 Friday 30 Dorset Steam Fair U £32 September Tuesday 3 Bournemouth or Poole Quay NEW!! U £31 Wednesday 4 Scotney Castle (NT) & Royal Tunbridge Wells D £28 NT £20 Thursday 5 Isle of Wight Buffet & Tour V £37 Tuesday 10 Bath, Somerset U £24 Saturday 14 Sussex Gourmet with RML Special £65 Tuesday 17 Gloucester City Cente U £22 Friday 20 Mystery Tour F £16 Tuesday 24 Guildford River Trip & City W £33 Thursday 26 Bruges, Belgium via Ferry A £38 Friday 27 Olympic Legacy Tour NEW!! C £45 October Tuesday 1 Rye & Battle D £16 Wednesday 2 Battlefield Tour & Ypres Salient, Belgium via Eurotunnel A £38 Thursday 3 Ham House (NT) & Guildford Cathedral D £34 NT £25 Wednesday 9 Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire D £32 Tuesday 15 IKEA & Chinese Wing Yip, Croydon F £17 Tuesday 22 Poppy Factory Richmond - AM Tour OR PM Tour C £19 Thursday 24 Salisbury & Winchester V £19 Wednesday 30 Bruges, Belgium via Eurotunnel A £38 November Monday 11 Ypres Last Post, Belgium via Eurotunnel D £38 Wednesday 13 Imperial War Museum or Covent Garden D £19 Tuesday 19 Bluewater or Lakeside Shopping Centre, Kent D £18 Thursday 21 Mini Tour & Lunch, Sussex & Surrey Region F £26 Tuesday 26 Bruges, Belgium via Eurotunnel A £38 Saturday 30 Rochester Dickens Festival, Kent D £19 December Sunday 1 Rochester Dickens Festival, Kent D £19 Wednesday 4 Christmas Cruise & Thames Cable Car, London NEW!! F £42 Friday 6 London Christmas Lights Supper G £34 Saturday 7 Calais Christmas Shop Hop, France via Eurotunnel C £38 Wednesday 11 Isle of Wight Osborne House (EH) Christmas Event V £39 EH £28 Friday 13 London Christmas Lights Supper G £34 Saturday 14 Bruges Christmas Market, Belgium via Eurotunnel A £38 Tuesday 17 London Eye-Spy, London F £39

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Pashley Manor & Great Dixter , Kent Wednesday 24 July

We first journey to Pashley Manor, a quintessential English garden located on the Sussex and Kent border in the heart of South East England’s garden country. Pashley offers a sumptuous blend of romantic landscaping, imaginative plantings and fine old trees, fountains, springs and large ponds. Pashley Manor is a Grade I listed timber-framed house, dating from 1550 and enlarged in 1720. They opened their gardens to the public in 1992, having brought them to their present splendour with the assistance of the eminent landscape architect Anthony du Gard Pasley and their team of gardeners. The afternoon will entail a short journey over to Great Dixter, the family home of gardener and gardening writer Christopher Lloyd - it was the focus of his energy and enthusiasm that fuelled over 40 years of books and articles. Itinerary:

Arrive Pashley Manor 11.00am, approximate time at venue 3 hours, depart Pashley Manor for journey to Great Dixter at 2.00pm, depart Great Dixter around 5.00pm and arrive back in Brighton around 7.00pm Departure Code D

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Penshurst Place, Kent & Cream Tea Tuesday 9 July

Come and join us for afternoon tea with scones & jam at Penshurst Place. Set in the rural Weald of Kent surrounded by picturesque countryside and ancient parkland, Penshurst Place and Gardens has changed little over the centuries. This medieval masterpiece has been the seat of the Sidney family since 1552. You have plenty of time to explore this delightful medieval manor house, its formal state rooms, 11-acre historic gardens, toy museum, children’s venture playground, gift shop and tearooms where lunches can be purchased. Then enjoy a cream tea in the Garden Tearoom before the return coach journey. Coach ticket includes admission & cream tea. Itinerary:

Arrive Penshurst Place 10.30am, approximate time at venue 6 hours, depart Penshurst Place for return journey 4.30pm, arrive back in Brighton around 6.00pm Departure Code D Price: £31 Save 10% online RHS membership not applicable. Poppy Factory, Richmond - (am or pm tour) Tuesday 22 October

The origins of the Royal British Legion Poppy Factory go back to 1922 when Major George Howson MC, a young infantry officer and engineer who served on the Western Front in the First World War, founded the Disabled Society to help disabled ex-Service men and women. Howson suggested to the British Legion that Society members should make poppies, and the artificial flowers were designed so that someone who had lost the use of a hand could assemble them. The guided tour of the working factory shows poppy and wreath making and includes a talk. We are limited to 42 passengers for this trip. Coach ticket includes place on pre-booked tour, choose between either am or pm tour. Itinerary: am tour

Arrive, arrive Poppy Factory 10.15am, approximate time of tour 10.30am-12.00pm, depart Poppy Factory for Kingston for free time 12.00pm, depart Kingston 4.00pm, arrive Brighton around 6.00pm Itinerary: pm tour

Arrive Kingston for free time 10.45am, depart Kingston 12.45pm, arrive Poppy Factory 1.15pm, approximate time of tour 1.30pm-3.00pm, depart Poppy Factory 4.00pm, arrive Brighton around 6.00pm Departure Code C

Price: £19 Save 10% online

RHS Wisley Gardens, Surrey Tuesday 21 May

Come to one of England’s most visited and beautiful gardens with Tudor style buildings. Owned by the Royal Horticultural Society, this is a haven for garden lovers everywhere. Famous for its plant trials, collections of gentians, lilies, Japanese irises, primulas and water plants, and the Glass House, Wisley’s delightful themed show gardens will inspire you, and you can even purchase those plants you’ve been admiring at the Wisley Plant Centre before you leave. With the Wisley Shop containing the finest collection of horticultural books in the world, and a variety of cafes, coffee shops and restaurants to choose from, this is a wonderful day out. Coach ticket includes admission. Itinerary:

Arrive Wisley 10.30am, approximate time at venue 5 hours, depart Wisley for return journey 3.30pm, arrive Brighton around 5.30pm Departure Code D

Price: £28 Save 10% online or RHS Members £18 Rochester Dickens Festival, Kent Saturday 30 November / Sunday 1 December

Come to the annual Dickensian show in the historic port of Rochester in Kent - a Christmas experience in the heart of the land of Dickens. In addition to the street entertainment, musicians and costumed characters perform around the festival area. Parades and processions and magical stalls offer a huge range of Christmas fare so you can stock up on unusual gifts and stocking-fillers. Dates may be subject to change. Itinerary:

Arrive Rochester 11.45am, approximate time at venue 7 hours, depart Rochester for return journey 6.30pm, arrive Brighton around 9.00pm Departure Code D

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Royal National Rose Society, Hertfordshire NEW!! Tuesday 18 June

Founded in 1876 to promote the growing of roses, provide information and help to rose growers across the country. At this time the Society was largely a club for the benefit of the select few who grew roses to show, rather than for the benefit of the wider rose growing public. The gardens offer stunning displays of tens of thousands of roses, both old and modern, complemented by companion plants. The gardens have undergone a complete refurbishment with new roses, herbaceous perennials, spring bulbs, shrubs and lush grassy areas to give year-round interest. Garden visitors will now get the chance to see at first hand the development and growth of this exiting new attraction. Itinerary:

Arrive at RNRS 12.00pm, duration of visit approximately 4 hours, depart RNRS for return journey 4.00pm, arrive back in Brighton around 7.30pm Departure Code D

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Rye & Battle Tuesday 1 October

Your day out consists of a morning visit to Rye, a delightful place in which to browse with a very special ambience that you won’t find in many other towns, and shops that are truly different. Whether you want a Sussex cream tea with homemade cakes and scones, a tasty pub lunch or a gourmet meal, Rye provides a delightful range of tea rooms, restaurants, pubs and inns. This will be followed by a short hop on the coach to the historic and attractive market town of Battle, perhaps most famous for the Battle of Hastings in 1066 which changed the course of English history. In addition to Battle Abbey, there you can visit the Battle Museum of Local History (which contains the oldest effigy of Guy Fawkes and 19th century engravings of the Bayeux Tapestry), and Yesterday’s World Museum, where you can step back in time and enjoy a trip down memory lane. Itinerary:

Arrive at Rye 10.30am, leave here 2.30pm on to Battle to arrive 3.00pm, depart for return journey from Battle at 5.00pm, arrive back in Brighton around 6.00pm Departure Code D

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Salisbury & Winchester Wednesday 3 July / Thursday 24 October

Travelling through the picturesque West Sussex and Hampshire countryside, we combine the two cities of Salisbury and Winchester in this popular day out, with time to wander at your own pace, relax and enjoy a change of scenery. Salisbury has an abundance of historic buildings peppered throughout the city to explore, including the majestic sight that is Salisbury Cathedral’s spire, Britain’s tallest, standing at a breathtaking 123 metres (404 feet), together with modern high street shops and specialist retail outlets with something for everyone. Winchester was formerly the capital of England during the 10th and early 11th centuries, seat of King Alfred the Great, and even before that, the capital of Wessex. This ancient cathedral city lies at the western end of the South Downs with the scenic River Itchen running through it. Famous for its artists and craft-makers, the city boasts a tempting array of independent shops, boutiques and art galleries in scenic settings. Itinerary:

Arrive Salisbury 11.00am, depart Salisbury 2.30pm, arrive Winchester 3.15pm, depart Winchester 5.30pm, arrive back in Brighton around 7.00pm Departure Code V

Price: £19 Save 10% online

Savill Royal Garden & Thames Cruise NEW! Wednesday 10 July

The Savill Garden is one of Britain’s greatest ornamental gardens. Neither a botanical garden, nor a kitchen garden attached to a great house, it is a garden for the garden’s sake, enjoyed by horticulturalists and enthusiasts alike. It never fails to charm visitors who come to explore its 35 acres of contemporary and classically designed gardens and exotic woodland. The Savill Garden in conjunction with French Brothers, river boat operators, invites you to visit The Savill Garden with a return 2 hour trip along The River Thames from historic Runnymede to Windsor. Itinerary:

Arrive The Savill Garden 10.00am, approximate time at venue 4 hours, depart Savill Garden 2.15pm for Cruise at 2.45pm depart for journey home 5.00pm, arrive Brighton around 8.00pm Departure Code U

Price: £45 Save 10% online

Scotney Castle (NT) & Royal Tunbridge Wells Wednesday 4 September

Scotney Castle is a National Trust owned country estate in the valley of the River Bewl near Lamberhurst, and has been designated one of the “Seven Wonders of the Weald”. The ruins of the 14th century medieval moated manor house rise up romantically from an island in the lake, surrounded by sloping, wooded gardens created in the “Picturesque” style with fine collections of rhododendrons, azaleas, wisteria and roses. Snacks, lunches and light refreshments can be purchased at the tea room. After the delights of the Castle, a short coach ride to Royal Tunbridge Wells for the afternoon gives you the opportunity to admire the architecture, browse amongst the unusual shops, take the waters, and enjoy a cream tea on the historic Pantiles. Coach ticket includes admission to Scotney Castle. Itinerary:

Arrive Scotney Castle 10.30am, leave here to arrive Tunbridge Wells 2.30pm, leave Tunbridge Wells for return journey 5.00pm, arrive back in Brighton around 6.30pm Departure Code D

Price: £28 Save 10% online or NT Members £20 Sluis, Holland via Ferry Thursday 11 July

Sluis is probably the most Flemish town of the Netherlands with an extremely rich history and culture, located near the Belgium border and with ancient commercial ties to Bruges for which it was once a port. This is a city that counts itself one of the most attractive shopping, dining and entertaining cities in Europe. As soon as you enter the city limits and visit the countless restaurants, shops and historic sights you will feel as if you have entered a different world - old times and new blending into a perfect combination, partly as a result of the extensive reconstruction after heavy bombing in 1944. The city offers historic ramparts, a restored windmill damaged in World War II, a canal and quay and for the more energetic, climb the Belfort (Belfry) to enjoy panoramic views of the entire city. Sluis is well worth a visit. Itinerary:

Arrive Sluis 1.30pm (Dutch time), approximate time at venue 4 hours, depart Sluis for return journey 5.30pm (Dutch time), arrive Brighton around 11.30pm (English time) Departure Code A

Price: £38 Save 10% online

South of England Show, Ardingly Saturday 8 June

Brighton and Hove Coaches will repeat the bus shuttle service to Ardingly with our double decker bus, starting from Worthing, travelling to Newhaven, and then on to the show. For people who prefer to spend only a half-day at the show, the bus will leave at 2.00pm. For those preferring a full day, the bus will depart again at 6.00pm. The decision over return time can be made on the day. Admission to the show is NOT included. Itinerary:

Arrive Ardingly 10.00am, approximate time at venue 4 or 8 hours, depart Ardingly for return journey 2.00pm or 6.00pm, arrive Brighton around 3.30pm or 7.30pm Departure Code ARD (please enquire)

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Spinnaker Tower & Portsmouth Historic Dockyard (Joint ticket) Wednesday 14 August

Elegant, sculptural and awe-inspiring, the Spinnaker Tower. From a height of 170 metres (557 feet) at the top of the tower you will enjoy magnificent views of historic Portsmouth, before descending back to earth for your afternoon visit to the many attractions of this naval city. Visit the world famous historic ships at the home of the Royal Navy. Go aboard HMS Victory, HMS Warrior 1860 and see the Mary Rose for one of the days out in the South of England. Portsmouth Harbour’s leading attraction also includes the Royal Naval Museum, Action Stations and Harbour Tours. The Historic Dockyard is a great place to experience 800 years of naval history surrounded by working docks and historic buildings. Coach ticket includes joint ticket for Spinnaker Tower and the admission to the Dockyard. Itinerary:

Arrive at the Spinnaker Tower 11.00am, leave here for Portsmouth Dockyard 1.00pm, approximate time in Portsmouth Dockyard 4 hours, depart for return journey 5.00pm, arrive back in Brighton around 7.00pm Departure Code W

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Spinnaker Tower & Royal Submarine Museum (Joint ticket) NEW!! Tuesday 2 July

Elegant, sculptural and awe-inspiring, the Spinnaker Tower. From a height of 170 metres (557 feet) at the top of the tower you will enjoy magnificent views of historic Portsmouth, before descending back to earth for your afternoon visit to the Royal Submarine Museum which will include a boat journey and commentary. Your visit to the Submarine Museum includes the incredible experience of actually going onboard the WW2 submarine HMS Alliance with a submariner guide and learning about life on board a submarine. Coach ticket includes joint ticket for Spinnaker Tower and the admission to the Royal Submarine Museum and boat ride. Itinerary:

Arrive at the Spinnaker Tower 11.00am, leave here for Royal Submarine Museum 1.00pm, approximate time in at venue 4 hours, depart for return journey 5.00pm, arrive back in Brighton around 7.00pm Departure Code W

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Stansted Park via Aylings Garden Centre, Hampshire Tuesday 27 August

The day starts with a visit to Aylings Gardens Centre for a leisurely browse and time to take refreshment in the Coffee Shop. We rejoin the coach for the afternoon visit to Stansted House which overlooks the coast on the Hampshire - Sussex border. Stansted began as a hunting lodge some 800 years ago. After several owners, and a calamitous fire in 1900, the mansion was rebuilt in 1901 on the exact footprint of the 1688 house, and became the family home of the Ponsonbys, Earls of Bessborough, in 1924. You can explore the Park on safe footpaths, buy locally raised plants at Stansted House Garden Centre, discover the new yew maze or indulge in afternoon tea at the Pavilion Tea Room. Coach ticket includes admission to Stansted Park. Itinerary:

Arrive Aylings Garden Centre 11.00am, depart for Stansted Park 1.00pm, arrive 1.30pm, depart Stansted Park 5.00pm for return journey home, arrive Brighton around 6.30pm Departure Code W

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Sussex Gourmet with RML Saturday 20 April / Saturday 14 September

All aboard for the Sussex Gourmet Bus Tour presented by the Brighton & Hove Food and Drink Festival. Our vintage Routemaster bus will be visiting some of the county’s finest food and drink growers and producers where you’ll enjoy exclusive behind-thescenes access to the production process, meeting the farmers and makers themselves, plus complimentary tastings. In previous years we’ve visited the likes of Ridgeview Estate vineyard, High Weald Dairy, Sussex Gold rapeseed oil, WJ King Brewery, Cocoa Loco and Wobblegate cider farm, but the exact itinerary is under wraps until the day of the tour. On the bus you’ll also enjoy breakfast pastries, a fun Sussex foodie quiz with prizes, and we’ll be stopping by a Sussex gastropub for a delicious two course lunch included. For anyone passionate about great local food and drink, this is an unmissable day out. This excursion is limited to 40 places so book early. Please note: There is NO seat number allocation on this vehicle. This exclusive event is part of the Brighton & Hove Food & Drink Festival For more details see www.brightonfoodfestival.com Itinerary:

Sussex Gourmet Bus Tour Departs 9.30am from the OLD STEINE BUS STOP Q ONLY Arrive back in Brighton around 6.30pm Price: £65 (no online discount) Under the Bearskin – The Scarlet & The Gold NEW!! Friday 14 June / Friday 26 July

An entertaining day looking at the role of Her Majesty’s Household Division in the pomp and ceremony of Royal London, We are on foot this morning for a short and stimulating stroll through this elegant part of London. We hear about the ghost of the Cockpit Steps that made some Guardsmen’s Bearskins stand on end, and many other tales too. Back to the pub for a tasty Guardsman’s Lunch of ham, egg and chips (or a vegetarian option) included in your tour fee. Pay for your own hot and cold drinks and any desserts required on the day. Before leaving the pub we’ll bring out our own authentic Bearskin and Colour Sergeants Tunic for you to try on – so don’t forget your cameras. You’ll receive useful tips on how to shine your boots and groom a bearskin. You never know when it’ll come in handy! Our afternoon is devoted to the five regiments of Foot Guards - Grenadier, Coldstream, Scots, Irish and Welsh Guards and the two regiments of Household Cavalry that make up Her Majesty’s Household Division and enjoy the treasured privilege of guarding the Sovereign and the Royal Palaces. Our fascinating and entertaining day ends. You’ll be on the coach heading home after 5pm. Your menu choice MUST be made at the time of booking. Please choose from the options* listed above. Coach ticket includes guided tour, morning coffee/tea & ham, egg & chips OR vegetarian lunch*. Itinerary:

Arrive London 10.30am, London Tour commences after coffee & biscuits, pub lunch, departing London for return journey approximate 5.00pm, arrive Brighton around 7.00pm Departure Code C

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Uppark House & Gardens, Hampshire (NT) Wednesday 15 May

The day starts with a visit to the Roundstone Garden Centre near Angmering for refreshment. We reboard the coach for the afternoon visit to Uppark. Uniquely located high on the South Downs, with views across to the Solent and the Isle of Wight, Uppark House has been subject to the National Trust’s most complicated restoration project after a major fire in 1989. The aim has been to restore Uppark, in so far as is practicable, to its state before the fire. The House’s elegant Georgian interior is home to a famous Grand Tour collection. Discover the world of Sir Harry, Lady Emma Hamilton and the dairymaid who married her master. The complete servants’ quarters in the basement are presented as they were in Victorian days, when H.G. Wells’s mother was housekeeper. The garden is adorned with wonderfully scented shrubs and fine specimen trees, all planted within a naturalistic framework. Coach ticket includes admission to Uppark House. Itinerary:

Arrive Roundstone Garden Centre 10.30am, depart for Uppark House 12.30pm, arrive 1.15pm, depart Uppark 4.45pm, arrive back in Brighton around 6.30pm Departure Code V

Price: £30 Save 10% online or NT Members £22

Waddesdon Manor, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire (NT) Thursday 18 July

Waddesdon Manor is a country house in the neo-renaissance style of a French château, built on a barren hilltop overlooking Waddesdon village for Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild to display his outstanding collection of art treasures and to entertain the fashionable world. The Manor was only used for weekends in the summer months, for Ferdinand’s famous house parties, and was the last word in luxury with electric lights, lifts and under-floor heating. Today Waddesdon is owned by the National Trust, but in recent years, following an extensive restoration, it continues to be administered by a Rothschild charitable trust that is overseen by Jacob Rothschild, 4th Baron Rothschild. Waddesdon has one of the finest Victorian gardens in Britain, famous for its parterre, cast iron aviary, seasonal displays, shady walks and views, fountains and statuary. Refreshments and lunch can be taken at a variety of eating places within the house and gardens. Coach ticket includes admission. Itinerary:

Arrive Waddesdon Manor 11.30am, approximate time at venue 5 hours, depart Waddesdon Manor for return journey 4.00pm, arrive back in Brighton around 7.00pm Departure Code C

Price: £33 Save 10% online or NT Members £20

War and Peace Show, The Hop Farm, Kent NEW!! Saturday 20 July

This thrilling day allows you to see the worlds largest military spectacular at The Hop Farm, where authentic military living camps bring history to life. Breathtaking battle re-enactments, fashion shows from the 1940’s and vintage items on sale, wartime cookery displays and demonstrations, live music and dance from the forties all this surrounded by over 4,000 military vehicles from all over the world, many to be seen performing in the show arena. Along with the memories of a great day you can purchase souvenirs from the 1000 trade stands with everything from a button to a tank on sale. The War and Peace Show offers a diverse fun packed programme to keep you entertained for a whole day. Itinerary:

Arrive Hop Farm 10.30am, approximate time at venue 7 hours, depart Hop Farm for return journey 5.30pm, arrive Brighton around 7.00pm Departure Code D

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Watercress Line, Hampshire Wednesday 8 May

Ideal for a day of nostalgia, the world-famous Watercress Line offers the chance to participate in a stunning recreation of the golden age of steam. The journey runs from Alresford to Alton and back again through ten miles of scenic Hampshire countryside, enjoying all those sounds, sights and smells of steam travel. There is plenty of time to stop off at stations in between and view the stationmaster’s sitting room at Ropley, which feels like stepping back in time to the 1950s, watch restoration work underway in the Ropley Engine Shed, or visit the station at Medstead & Four Marks, which has been restored to look just as it did in the middle of the last century. The West Country Buffet at Alresford Station provides hot and cold meals and snacks, but please note that only drinks are available at Alton Station. Coach ticket includes All Day Travel Ticket for the train. Itinerary:

Arrive Watercress Line Alresford 11.00am, approximate time at venue 6 hours, depart Watercress Line Alresford for return journey 5.00pm, arrive Brighton around 7.00pm Departure Code V

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Waterperry Gardens, Oxfordshire Wednesday 26 June

Just a stone’s throw from Oxford nestles Waterperry Gardens, a magical place surrounded by beautiful trees, shrubs and flowers, classical borders, modern planting, secret corners and long vistas. Made famous by Beatrix Havergal who established her School of Horticulture for Ladies here from 1932 to 1971, it’s now home to 8 acres of beautifully landscaped ornamental gardens, a quality plant centre and garden shop, gallery and gift barn, museum and teashop. The renowned horticultural college placed an emphasis on food production rather than spectacular ornamental gardens. Over the past twenty years the gardens have developed and grown, and many new projects have been completed. You’ll now find a Formal Garden, the Mary Rose Garden, a Waterlily Canal, the Long Colour Border, and a small arboretum in the meadow area beyond the canal. Their delightful teashop serves morning coffee, light lunches and afternoon teas. The food is freshly prepared each day using their own ingredients, and they are also licensed to sell wine and beer. Lunches are served between 12 and 2pm. Coach ticket includes admission. Itinerary:

Arrive Waterperry Gardens 12.00pm, approximate time at venue 5 hours, depart Waterperry Gardens for return journey 5.00pm, arrive back in Brighton around 8.00pm Departure Code D

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Ypres & Menin Gate, Belgium (late) via Eurotunnel Monday 11 November

This is a special remembrance service day out and the highlight of our visit to this famous Belgian town must surely be watching the Last Post Ceremony at the Menin gate, paying homage on this Armistice Day to those who lost their lives in the First World War. Our late start, late return visit ensures that the coach leaves after this simple but moving ceremony has taken place. On arrival in Ypres you have free time to shop until the shops close at 5pm, and then time for a leisurely dinner before making your way to the Menin Gate for the 8pm ceremony. Once the ceremony has taken place, you’ll re-board the coach for the return journey to Brighton. Itinerary:

Arrive Ypres 4.00pm (Belgian time), approximate time in Ypres 4½ hours, depart Ypres for return journey 8.30pm (Belgian time), arrive back in Brighton around 1.00am (English time) Departure Code D

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Within each Day Out description a Departure Code is given which corresponds with the departure times from various local pick up points shown in the timing chart. Please bear in mind that although the coach may leave its first pick up point on time the pick ups later down the route may be affected by traffic conditions. Please bear in mind that traffic congestion, ferry or tunnel delays may In some cases a special Day Out to a venue may be mean a later return. We regret that we cannot be listed where no discount is available and this will be held responsible for delays in arrival or return mentioned in the description for the specific Day Out. times caused by traffic congestion. NT/EH/RHS member card holders must show their Please allow plenty of time for travel to the cards at the venue as requested to ensure they receive pick up point and ensure that you are there at the discount available. If no card is presented further least 10 minutes before the published departure charges may apply. time. We are unable to offer a refund should you miss the coach. We regret that additional stops ONLINE BOOKING DISCOUNT cannot be made. All bookings online receive a 10% discount Please ensure you are aware of any times and instructions given on the day by the driver, if you should be late back it could be that the coach has already left. Please do not inconvenience others by being late back. HOW TO BOOK Tickets for all Days Out must be booked in advance. This can be done online at www.buses. co.uk, by telephone on 01273 886200 (Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm), or in person at either One Stop Travel 26 North Street, Brighton or Brighton & Hove’s offices at 43 Conway Street, Hove. The person making the booking either online, in person or via the telephone MUST ensure they have the correct names of all others in the group, and shall be responsible for the group on the day of travel. Please allow five working days for online or telephone bookings so we may post your tickets to you. We accept American Express, Mastercard,

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In addition if we have already paid admission, theatre tickets, ferry costs or other charges on your behalf, then we regret that these cannot be refunded. To mitigate cancellation charges please see section on Insurance. If you have received your tickets and need to cancel or change as something is wrong then please return your ticket to Days Out Coach Office at 43 Conway Street, Hove, BN3 3LT.

Cricket St Thomas Short Break Monday 22 April - Friday 26 April 2013

Five Days / Four Nights Bed, Breakfast & Evening Meal

Somerset is a rural county of rolling hills and timeless beauty and it is easy to see why it has been an inspiration to poets like Samuel Taylor Coleridge, authors including R.D Blackmore, and the setting for films such as Hot Fuzz and Elizabeth I - The Golden Age. Somerset is home to Glastonbury, Wells, Exmoor National Park and three Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Your Itinerary Monday 22 April

We travel westwards towards Poole for lunch on route to our hotel. Tuesday 23 April

After breakfast the morning is at leisure, then we board the coach for a journey to Glastonbury allowing time for lunch & tour of abbey in the afternoon. Wednesday 24 April

This morning we visit to Clarkes Village, a designer outlet shopping centre complex, then on to Wells for their weekly market. Our return journey will allow a visit to Bishops Palace, Wells with a tour. Thursday 25 April

The day is free to enjoy at your own leisure or you can join us for a sightseeing trip to Exmoor & Dunster. Friday 26 April

We leave our hotel to head home after breakfast, with a lunch stop on route.

Your hotel

With views of the Somerset countryside this Regency style elegant mansion of Cricket St. Thomas is set within 160 acres of glorious landscaped gardens and parkland with mature cedars, maples and yews which have been lovingly preserved. These Grounds were designed by a student of Capability Brown. Situated next to the hotel is Cricket St. Thomas Lakes and Gardens attraction. Over 45 acres of picturesque gardens, seven cascading lakes, woodland trails and delightful sculptures to explore. Regency manor house designed by Sir John Soane, dating from 1820 Famous as the location for the TV series ‘To the Manor Born’ 12th Century parish church of St. Thomas and walled garden The Tree Tops restaurant for breakfast and 3 course evening meal Fenocchi’s Restaurant for lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner Croquet, tennis and boules courts Tastefully modelled 19m deck level swimming pool Sauna, steam room tropicarium and fitness studio Decleor Gold Beauty Salon with health and beauty therapies Fencing, pool tables, snooker, billiards, darts and table tennis Experience Village with Wifi, Somerset Skittles Air rifle shooting, Archery

5 days 4 nights £399

per person sharing a double or twin en-suite room What’s included

£399

Four nights / Five days half board accommodation Trip to Poole, Glastonbury and Wells Tour of Bishops Palace, Wells Day trip to Exmoor and Dunster

Departure Code V

per person in a single en-suite room with no single person supplement (limited availability)

High Points of London Short Break Sunday 12 May - Monday 13 May 2013 Two Days / One Night Bed with English Breakfast

London is a leading global city, with strengths in the arts, commerce, entertainment and fashion. In 2012 London became the first city to host the modern Summer Olympic Games three times. Your Itinerary Sunday 12 May

This morning we travel to London, and drop you in Covent Garden, allowing you time to savour the shops and to have some lunch, before the driver picks you up for a short tour around London, before delivering you to the hotel. The evening is at your leisure. Monday 13 May

This morning you board the coach to The Shard Building, positioned in the heart of London from which you will enjoy some amazing sights. The Shard is the tallest building in Western Europe, its crystalline façade transforming the London skyline, offering 360° views. What’s included

Two Days / One Night with English breakfast Visit to the Shard Building – Entrance to the viewing Gallery Afternoon in Covent Garden Your Hotel

Thistle Euston Hotel a 4 star hotel located in the heart of London, minutes from Covent, the famous Camden Market and Oxford Circus by tube train. The Thistle London Euston is located in a quiet and relaxing area next to a park, and easy access to local attractions. All 362 rooms have AC, high speed internet, trouser-press, iron and safe. A restaurant and bar are available for relaxing in, and wide choices of meals are on the menu.

2 days 1 night £99

per person sharing a double or twin en-suite room £129

per person in a single room (limited availability) Departure code F

South Wales & Brecon Beacons Short Break Monday 29 July - Friday 2 August 2013

Five Days / Four Nights Bed, Breakfast & Evening Meal

The Brecon Beacons is a beautiful area with dramatic scenery, varied wild life and an intriguing past. It is a landscape of contrasts with wild, open moor land and water falls, windswept mountains and sheltered valleys, bustling market towns and isolated farmsteads. In this rural area farming dominates the landscape and Welsh cultural traditions are warmly regarded. The National Park covers some 519 square miles, over half of which is 1,000 feet above sea level and is the ideal base for touring the area. Your Itinerary Monday 29 July

This morning we travel by coach to Carmarthen with coffee stop at Studley Grange Craft Village. Tuesday 30 July

After breakfast we head of on a coach tour of the Brecon Beacons taking in Black Mountain, set in the spectacular western section of the National Park, one of the most remote unspoilt areas of outstanding natural beauty. Wednesday 31 July

Morning trip to Carmarthen Market, the oldest market in Wales, dating back to Roman times. We follow this with an afternoon coach tour to Tenby, a town steeped in ancient history surrounded by an imposing medieval stone wall built in the 13 th century, travelling through scenic coastal Pembrokeshire. Thursday 1 August

We visit Cardigan Bay, an ancient Welsh cultural and commercial centre on the Teifi estuary, now a thriving market town full of Georgian and Victorian buildings, traditional shops and a charming nostalgic atmosphere, and Cenarth, a charming and historic village, nestled upon the River Teifi in West Wales. For years people have visited Cenarth to see the spectacular falls that lie at the heart of the village where the salmon can be seen leaping. Then it’s on to St David’s, the smallest city in Wales and the UK. Named after St David, the patron saint of Wales, who was born and established his work here in the 6th century, the city’s attractions include St David’s Cathedral, a site of pilgrimage for hundreds of years.

Friday 2 August

After breakfast we travel home via St Fagan’s, Cardiff, one of Europe’s foremost open–air museums and Wales’s most popular heritage attraction. It stands in the grounds of the magnificent St Fagan’s Castle, a late 16th-century. Your Hotel

The Ivy Bush Royal Hotel in Carmarthen commands a spectacular position at the gateway to the Golden West. Once a favoured retreat for Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton, the hotel has been sympathetically modernised to blend its old world charm with modern facilities All our en-suite bedrooms have the usual facilities you would expect. Fresh local produce is used extensively in our seasonal menus and Welsh Black beef from a local farm feature prominently with succulent results. www.ivybushroyal.co.uk What’s included

Four nights Half Board Accommodation (Bed, Breakfast and Evening Meal) Excursion to Cardigan Bay, Cenarth & St David’s Coach Tours of Brecon Beacons and Pembrokeshire Excursion to Carmarthen Market & Tenby 5 Days / 4 Nights £299

per person sharing double or twin en-suite rooms £299

per person in single en-suite room with no single person supplement (limited availability) Departure Code D

Agatha Christie Short Break Friday 20 September Monday 23 September 2013 Four Days / Three Nights Bed, Breakfast & Evening Meal

Every year, the birthday of Dame Agatha Christie, creator of the most well known and much loved detectives of the 20th century, including Miss Marple and Hercule Poirot, is celebrated during her very own Festival. Our tour allows passengers the opportunity to become enveloped in her life and characters with a visit to her holiday home, Greenway. Your Itinerary Friday 20 September

Journey to your hotel in Torquay and upon arrival you will be greeted with a tea or coffee, followed by an evening meal in the elegant Romanov restaurant, which offers Table d’hôte or carvery dinner comprising minimum of 3 courses with 3 choices plus tea / coffee. Saturday 21 September

A day for you to spend at your own leisure in Torquay, this is much more than just sun, sea and sand. If you’re looking for some more modern history, take a walk down the Agatha Christie Mile and trace the famous author’s footsteps through her hometown. There are lots of cafes and restaurants to savour the delights on offer at this seaside town. Sunday 22 September

After breakfast, join the coach for a trip on the Dartmouth Ferry & a visit to Greenway House & Garden, Brixham. Monday 23 September

Reluctantly we depart after breakfast for the return journey home, returning approximately 6.00pm. Your Hotel

The Headland Hotel in Torquay was originally built as a private home for the Russian Imperial family. It is located less than a mile away from the town and its peaceful settings overlooks Meadfoot Bay. The hotel offers en suite rooms with tea & coffee facilities and free wi-fi, colour television and direct dial telephone.

Explore 2 acres of grounds with breathtaking sea views or take a dip in our outdoor tropically heated swimming pool, you can also enjoy the Multi Gym or the Sauna. The lift serves most floors and disabled facilities are also available. What’s included

Three nights Half Board Accommodation (Bed, Breakfast and Evening Meal) Full use of hotel facilities including an outdoor heated swimming pool Return executive coach travel Return ferry trip Visit to Greenway House & Gardens, Brixham Entertainment each evening 4 Days / 3 Nights £249

per person sharing double or twin en-suite rooms £249

per person in single en-suite room with no single person supplement (limited availability) Departure Code V

Normandy D-Day Experience Short Break Monday 23 September - Thursday 26 September 2013 Four Days / Three Nights Bed, Breakfast & Evening Meal

This short break enables you to visit some of the beaches, cemeteries and museums associated with the D-Day landings, focussing mainly on the American sector, although including German and Commonwealth cemeteries. Your Itinerary Monday 23 September

An early start allows us to fit in a visit to Rouen where you can take lunch. We continue the journey to the village of Port en Bessin, a quaint fishing port, and our base for the week. Before your arrival at the Hotel in Port en Bessin, we will make a short stop at Bayeux for you to take an early evening meal, choosing from the many restaurants Bayeux has to offer. Tuesday 24 September

After breakfast we journey to St Mere Eglise and the Airborne Museum. Here you can take lunch in the local restaurants and cafes or savour the delights of the local patisserie. After lunch we visit the Utah Beach Museum, then travel back to the hotel via the village of St Marie du Mont where the story of the Utah Beach landings and St Mere Eglise is linked. This evening you are free to sample the various restaurants in Port en Bessin for dinner. Wednesday 25 September

This morning we first visit La Cambe German Military Cemetery then the battlefield site of Point du Hoc stopping at the Omaha Beach area for you to take lunch. The huge American Military Cemetery will take most of the afternoon to explore, then we return to our hotel in Port en Bessin to freshen up before you stroll amongst the restaurants and cafes within the port to sample the local cuisine. Thursday 26 September

This morning we head for the Bayeux Military Museum and adjacent Commonwealth Cemetery. There is the opportunity for some souvenir shopping and lunch in Bayeux before we travel home via the famous Pegasus Bridge, potentially somewhere to visit next year.

Your Hotel

The Ibis Bayeux Port-en-Bessin hotel is located opposite Port-en-Bessin fishing port, near to the landing beaches and the famous Omaha Beach. It is the perfect base for visiting the Normandy landing sites and museums. The hotel opened in spring 2008 and offers 62 enhanced-comfort rooms en suite with air conditioning and free WIFI. Enjoy a snack at any time of day in the 24-hour bar area. What’s included

Three nights accommodation (Bed and Continental Breakfast) Return executive coach travel Entrance fees to all the Museums Return Eurotunnel crossing to Calais Evening meals are not included 4 Days / 3 Nights £249

per person sharing double or twin en-suite rooms £329

per person in single en-suite room (limited availability) Departure Code A

Isle of Wight Turkey & Tinsel Short Break Monday 2 December - Friday 6 December 2013 Five Days / Four Nights Bed, Breakfast & Evening Meal

Your Itinerary Monday 2 December

We journey to Shanklin via the ferry from Portsmouth, a thirty minute crossing to Fishbourne at 11.00am. Our journey to the hotel will take us to Arreton Barns, craft centre with plenty of time to browse and purchase lunch, Here we will take lunch (not provided) before continuing to the Shanklin Hotel to arrive after 3.00pm, evening meal will be provided at 7.15pm. Tuesday 3 December

This morning we journey to Osborne House, former seaside holiday home of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert (admission included). The afternoon will be your free time to spend in Cowes, the Isle of Wight’s main port and well known as the world’s premier yachting centre. Cowes remains a small town with a friendly, cosmopolitan atmosphere. Wednesday 4 December – Christmas Day

After breakfast there is free time to use the hotel facilities, or stroll into town before the traditional Christmas Lunch is served. A cold buffet is served in the evening. Thursday 5 December

Toady we take a short journey down to the Needles & Alum Bay, returning to the hotel via a scenic coastal tour. Friday 6 December

We depart after breakfast for a lunchtime visit to Ryde, a pleasant Victorian town, before beginning our journey home via the ferry which is booked for 1500 sailing. What’s included

Four nights / Five days half board accommodation Visit to Arreton Barns Visit to Osborne House

Visit to Cowes Visit to Needles & Alum Bay Visit to Ryde Your Hotel

The Shanklin Hotel overlooks the bay with great panoramic views of the surrounding countryside yet just a few minutes walk from the busy town centre. The hotel is within 100 metres of the cliff lift which takes you down to the esplanade and lovely sandy beaches. All bedrooms have en-suite bath and shower, direct dial phones, television and hospitality tray. Our restaurant looks out over Sandown Bay. Here we provide a varied and quality menu where modern and traditional influences are blended to suit all tastes. Unwind in the beautiful indoor heated pool room, take a swim or relax in the sauna and bubbles of the spa pool. 5 days 4 nights £249

per person sharing a double or twin en-suite room £299

per person in a single room ensuite (limited availability) Departure Code D

Short breaks booking details and conditions Once you have made a provisional booking your booking form must be completed and accompanied by your deposit of ÂŁ50 per person. Deposit payments are non refundable.

We cannot always guarantee that all hotel facilities (e.g. swimming pool or lifts) will be available at the time of your visit. Some amenities require cleaning, servicing or may suffer mechanical failure at times and other factors such as weather or lack of demand may Your Short Break Confirmation invoice will affect their availability. show the total Short Break cost, less the deposit paid and will be despatched within We cannot accept any responsibility for 10 days of receipt of your booking form. events which are reasonably beyond our The invoice will clearly show the balance control. Examples of such events are traffic due and the date by which it must be paid or road conditions, technical or mechanical -no reminder will be sent. The balance of transport problems, weather conditions, payment must be received by us no later than disputes, fuel shortages and fire. In the event 8 weeks prior to the departure date. Where of such circumstances we will try to minimise a Short Break is booked within 8 weeks of the inconvenience to our passengers as far as the date of departure, the full amount must possible but having done that, we cannot be be paid in full at the time of booking. Your held responsible for any additional expense or final travel documents and information will loss which may result. be forwarded when full payment has been received. In certain cases tourist board accommodation categories or star ratings are shown against If you need to cancel your Short Break for hotels. These should be used as a guide only whatever reason, you must let us know as and we cannot be held liable if any hotel, soon as possible in writing. Cancellation will subsequent to this brochure being published, be effective at the time written notification withdraws from the grading system or fails to is received by us. conform with the criteria laid down by the grading authority. Cancellation charges will apply at the following rates: Admission fees or guided tours are not 56 days or more before departure -deposit included in the Short Break price unless only expressly stated in the excursion description. 45 - 28 days before departure - 30% We reserve the right to change itineraries 27 - 14 days before departure - 50% and included excursions from those stated in 13 - 7 days before departure - 65% the brochure, where necessary, and this will 6 days - 1 day before departure - 90% not entitle you to compensation where such Day of departure - 100% variations are a consequence of non significant changes to your Short Break. Once details have been confirmed, any substitutions or changes made by you will Should you leave any belongings at the hotel incur a charge of ÂŁ15 subject to it being made or on the coach we will make every effort to within 7 days or more of departure. If such trace and return them to you although we do changes are made within 6 days of departure, reserve the right to pass on any charge incurred the charge will rise to ÂŁ25. in doing so. We regret that we cannot accept any liability for loss of personal possessions. Your Short Break includes a number of elements as stated in the leaflet/publicity It is only possible for passengers to be picked material. Unfortunately we cannot make any up and dropped off at the scheduled departure refunds if you choose not, or are unable, to points shown in the Short Break brochure or take any part of this package. on the ticket. If you do not receive your final travel details within 5 days of departure date Any Special Requests (e.g. special diets, you must contact us immediately so that low floor rooms or rooms adjoining) must they may be resent to you or any new details be made at the time of booking and we confirmed as soon as possible. We cannot will pass these on to the hotel concerned. accept any responsibility for any resulting loss Whilst every effort is made to comply with or expense if the above procedures have not your wishes we cannot guarantee that such been followed. requests will be granted or that the hotels are able to provide the requested facility. You are responsible for ensuring that you are We cannot accept any reservation which is at the correct departure point at the correct conditional upon any special request being time. We cannot accept any responsibility for satisfied. you not locating the coach or any additional

expenses incurred due to your failing to join the coach for the above reasons. The seat number on the coach allocated to you at the time of booking will remain yours throughout the duration of your Short Break. All coaches have WC, hot drinks machine and reclining seats with seat belts and the seat belts must be worn when ever the coach is in motion. All coaches are also equipped with a telephone in case of an emergency For the comfort of the majority of the passengers, all coaches are strictly no smoking. If you ignore this rule we reserve the right to terminate your holiday and levy full cancellation charges. You may also be liable to meet the cost of any claims brought against us resulting from such an incident. CCTV is also onboard our vehicles. You are advised that overland carriage is in vehicles wholly owned by us and is subject to national regulations which may limit or exclude liability. Your contract is subject to English Law and jurisdiction. A full 10 year passport is required for Short Breaks to Belgium, France and Germany for all British and EU passport holders. Some foreign citizens may require visas and we recommend that you check with the relevant Embassy before booking. Owing to a change in legislation from January 2009, we are unable to offer insurance cover for your short breaks, however we strongly advise that all those booking a Short Break take out reputable Travel Insurance to cover the cost of the holiday. Your Insurance Agent can advise on the above legislation. In the event that you have any complaints during the course of your Short Break you must immediately bring this to the attention of the supplier of the service in question AND your driver/courier. If you fail to follow this procedure we cannot accept responsibility as we will have been deprived of the opportunity to investigate and rectify the problem. If you are not satisfied with the solution offered you must contact us in writing not more than 28 days after returning home.

Tickets for all Days Out must be booked in advance. This can be done online at www.buses.co.uk 10% discount, by telephone on 01273 886200 (Monday to Friday 9.30am - 4.30pm), or in person at either One Stop Travel, 26 North Street or Brighton & Hoveâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s offices at Conway Street, Hove. Please allow five working days for telephone bookings so we may post your tickets to you. We accept American Express, Mastercard, Visa and Switch/Maestro cards. Once you have booked, your Day Out ticket can be used on any Brighton & Hove bus for travel to and from your Day Out pick-up point.

Departure codes for Days Out EASTBOUND Departure Code Pick Up Point A B C D E F G Worthing Pier 5:10 6:00 7:10 7:45 8:50 9:30 12:45 Half Brick Brighton Road 5:12 6:03 7:13 7:50 8:55 9:35 12:50 Lancing Green 5:15 6:07 7:18 7:55 9:00 9:40 12:55 Lancing Broadway 5:17 6:11 7:23 8:00 9:05 9:45 1:00 Shoreham High Street (Main Bus Stop) 5:20 6:16 7:28 8:05 9:10 9:50 1:05 Southwick Pilot 5:25 6:23 7:35 8:12 9:17 9:57 1:12 Portslade Station (Stop G) 5:30 6:30 7:42 8:19 9:22 10:02 1:19 Hove Town Hall Church Rd (Stop A) 5:40 6:40 7:52 8:29 9:32 10:12 1:29 Brighton Pool Valley Coach Station (Stop P) 5:50 6:50 8:02 8:39 9:42 10:22 1:39 Preston Circus Barclays Bank (Stop X) 6:00 7:00 8:12 8:49 9:50 10:30 1:49 Preston Road Preston Drove 6:03 7:03 8:15 8:52 9:53 10:33 1:52 London Road Deneway (Bus Stop) 6:06 7:06 8:18 8:55 9:56 10:36 1:55 Patcham Black Lion 6:10 7:10 8:25 9:00 10:00 10:40 2:00 WESTBOUND Departure Code Pick Up Point U V W Patcham Black Lion 6:50 7:45 9:20 Book your London Road Deneway (Bus Stop) 6:55 7:50 9:23 Preston Road opp Shell Petrol Garage 6:58 7:53 9:26 Days Out online at Preston Circus /The Hydrant Pub (Stop H) 7:03 7:58 9:31 www.buses.co.uk Brighton Pool Valley Coach Station (Stop P) 7:08 8:03 9:36 Hove Town Hall Albion Pub (Stop D) 7:20 8:15 9:48 and get a 10% New Church Road Station Road (Stop A) 7:30 8:25 9:55 discount on Southwick opposite The Pilot 7:35 8:40 10:00 Shoreham High Street (Main Bus Stop) 7:45 8:47 10:05 any Days Out trip Lancing Broadway 7:48 8:50 10:08 Lancing Green 7:50 8:52 10:10 Half Brick Brighton Road 7:55 8:55 10:12 Worthing Pier 8:00 9:00 10:17

Coach Seating plan You can choose your seat when booking online, seats already booked will be shown on the web page at time of booking. SEAT LAYOUT

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