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55 offer you discount on Grand UK Holidays tours To book, call Grand UK Holidays direct on 01603 886 795 and quote TRA55 for the Travel 55 discounted price This is a selection of Grand UK Holidays' tours, but discount is available on any holidays in Grand UK Holidays' brochures when you book direct with Grand UK and quote the Travel55 TRA55 |
| Best
of Yorkshire - England Coach Tours - 5 Days Tour Highlights • Yorkshire Dales National Park • Nidderdale • Pateley Bridge • Wharfedale • Grassington • Ilkley • Harrogate • York • Wensleydale • Hawes • Ribblesdale • Skipton |
For the sheer variety of scenery and tourist attractions,Yorkshire is hard to beat. From the cities
and towns it is easy to reach the unspoilt Yorkshire Dales National Park, where beautiful river
valleys meander between the rolling green hills. Our excursions will show you the favourite
tourist centres, and will also take you to the sedate spa of Harrogate and to the historic
cathedral city of York. Opportunity too to explore at our base of Leeds, where the restored
arcades of the Victorian Quarter are within easy walking distance of your hotel. |
| Best of Yorkshire - Your Excursions |
HALF
DAY An extended half day circular tour gives a good introduction to the outstanding scenery of the Yorkshire Dales. Through landscapes familiar to 'Emmerdale' viewers, we descend to Nidderdale and Pateley Bridge, then climb over the wild moorlands of Greenhow Hill for a sightseeing stop at Grassington. No more than a large village, its cobbled square bustles with visitors in summer, and is surrounded by shops, cafes and inns. Return to Leeds by mid afternoon, through Wharfedale and Ilkley, sheltered by Ilkley Moor. |
FULL DAY Into Yorkshire’s favoured 'Golden Triangle', where property is at its most desirable. In the morning to Harrogate, a fashionable spa town with green parkland, beautiful gardens, boutiques and teashops, then on to York for the afternoon.Without doubt, one of our favourite tourist cities, from the majestic Minster and old city walls to narrow alleyways such as The Shambles and fabulous museums such as the Jorvik Centre and National Railway Museum. |
FULL DAY A very scenic day touring the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Through the small cathedral city of Ripon to reach peaceful Wensleydale, famous for its cheese, to call at Hawes, tourist centre for the northern Dales, where the cheese is made. On past soaring Ribblehead railway viaduct to Settle and the market town of Skipton, where the main street is overlooked by a medieval castle. Finally through Airedale to return to our hotel. |
| Golden Lion Hotel | |
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CONVENIENTLY SITUATED in the lively heart
of Leeds city centre, this historic hotel offers a restaurant,
spacious bar area and well-appointed bedrooms featuring private
facilities, satellite television, DVD/CD player, telephone,
radio, trouser press, hairdryer and tea and coffee making
facilities. • Full breakfast and three course evening dinner plus tea or coffee • Lift *** (AA) |
| Best of Yorkshire - 2009 Tour Code LEG 5 Days Half Board | |||
| Grand UK Brochure Price in Black Travel 55 Discount Price in Red Quote Travel 55 Ref: TRA55 + Holiday Code |
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May 25 |
£269 £251 |
August
17 |
£279 £260 |
June
22 |
£279 £260 |
August
31 |
£279 £260 |
July
20 |
£279 £260 |
September
14 |
£279 £260 |
August
3 |
£279 £260 |
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| Reserved Coach Seats | |
| YOU
HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY to choose the coach seat of your choice
which is yours from the moment you join your tour coach. Seat
numbers are not allocated on regional transfer services. In
most cases on coaches equipped with a rear mounted WC, seats
23 and 24 move to the driver’s side of the vehicle, whilst
seats 45 and 46 move one seat forward of the rear seat. |
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| Please note
that SMOKING IS NOT PERMITTED ON COACHES. Passengers who do
smoke will have ample opportunity to do so at the comfort
stops en route. |
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| Joining Points | |
| On most of our coach holidays you can choose from more than 350 (200 for departure code C tours) convenient local joining points across Southern England, East Anglia and the South West, the Midlands, London and the Home Counties. |