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Christmas in Bournemouth

Christmas in  Bournemouth

Celebrate Christmas with us in Bournemouth, an ideal resort with plenty to keep you entertained during the festive season.

Celebrate Christmas with us in Bournemouth, an ideal resort with plenty to keep you entertained during the festive season. Enjoy a relaxing holiday with festive entertainment, a festive feast on Christmas day, a visit from Santa, a tea dance, quizzes and competitions all together offer a Merry Christmas.

Day 1

We depart from your local joining points and travel to Bournemouth with a lunch break en route. On our arrival we are welcomed by the hotel with tea or coffee, followed by our evening meal and live musical entertainment.

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Day 2

(Christmas Eve) - After a leisurely breakfast there will be time for some last minute shopping in the centre of Bournemouth. A light buffet lunch will be served in the hotel's restaurant followed by a few games of bingo, time to relax or make use of the hotels' leisure facilities before a "guess the weight of the cake" competition in the lounge. The evening's festivities take place after our evening meal with more musical entertainment.

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Day 3

(Christmas Day) - Merry Christmas! You can enjoy a leisurely breakfast exchanging Christmas greetings before collecting the quiz from reception and enjoying a visit from Father Christmas. A lovely lunch is served followed by the King's speech with the rest of the day free. After a hot and cold buffet dinner there will be an evening of dancing.

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Day 4

(Boxing Day) - Today after breakfast we travel to Christchurch a picturesque town on the outskirts of Bournemouth. But before we depart do not forget to hand in your quiz answers to reception. We arrive back at the hotel to a three course buffet lunch followed by afternoon tea served in the lounge. After our evening meal we will enjoy live musical entertainment.

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Day 5

This morning we say farewell to our hotel and travel back to your joining points.

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B=Breakfast Included, D =Dinner Included

Hotel Details: Ocean Beach Hotel, Bournemouth

This three star hotel is located on the east cliff promenade only a fifteen minute walk to the town Centre. The hotel has an Asian inspired beauty spa (extra cost), a restaurant and bar. Its bedrooms are en suite with a shower over the bath, television, hairdryer, tea/coffee making facilities, and are served by a lift.

 

 

Price includes:>

 

  • Four nights Hotel accommodation.

  • Meals on a half board basis.

  • Hotel Entertainment.

  • Free time in Bournemouth.

  • Excursion to Christchurch.

  • Services of our Coach and Driver.

 

 

Extra costs:>

 

  • Single room supplement is £NIL (Maximum 4 rooms available.)

    Single room supplement for the 5th, 6th and 7th single Room is £94.00.

    Seaview supplement for either a Twin or Double room is £94.00 per person.

Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.

Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.

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Name Address
Bromyard Bus Stop, Pump Street, Bromyard
Church Stretton Railway Station, A49 side, Church Stretton
Craven Arms Tuffins Lay by Bus Stop, Craven Arms
Hereford Bus Station Stand 1 or 2, Country Bus Station, Commercial Road
Hereford
Hereford Three Elms Bakers Lane, Off Three Elms Road, Hereford
Ledbury Market House, Ledbury
Leominster Stand 2, Bus Station, Leominster
Ludlow P&R Eco Park, Park & Ride Bus Stop, Ludlow.
Monmouth 2 Coach Bay, Blestium Street, Monmouth
Ross On Wye Bus Stop 4, Cantilupe Road, Ross On Wye
Tenbury Wells Bus Stop, TSB Bank, Teme Street, Tenbury Wells
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