Forest of Dean & Wye Valley - Mon 31st May 2021

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The beautiful scenery that lies between the River Severn and the Welsh border remains an enchanting hidden corner of Britain dominated by the rural heritage of the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley, one of the country’s most scenic river landscapes. The area provides a host of superb itinerary ideas with historic towns, villages and beautiful vistas.

Based in the centre of the Forest of Dean, this tour delves into the mystery, heritage and charm, that makes this region unique and a real joy to uncover. Plenty to enjoy so come along for a lovely holiday away with some of the best views in Britain.

ITINERARY NOW FINALISED - ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR EXCURSIONS AS DESCRIBED - £27.50

DAY 1
After being collected from your local pick up point (approx. 9.00am), we have a lunch stop in Marlborough before arriving at the hotel mid-afternoon. Time to relax before dinner – subject to minimum numbers there will be entertainment after dinner on some evenings during our stay.

DAY 2 

Great day out today with a short visit to the charming town of Ledbury – one of the most attractive ‘black & white’ towns in the country. Afterwards we visit the superb Eastnor Castle. Dramatically situated in the foothills of the Malverns and surrounded by a deer park, a mature arboretum and lake, Eastnor Castle boasts beautifully restored interiors containing medieval armour, tapestries and Italian furniture. Wonderful destination. Entrance extra.

DAY 3
We shall be joined by our local guide for a tour of the Wye Valley hopefully including a visit to the beautiful ruins of Tintern Abbey on the banks of the Wye - still awaiting confirmation. 

DAY 4
Spectacular scenery awaits today as we are joined by our local guide for a tour of the Brecon Beacons. The historic Brecon Beacons National Park is a beautiful area of the country with a rolling green landscape, waterfalls, characterful towns and an amazing mountain skyline including the highest mountain in South Wales– Pen y Fan. Wonderful day out.

DAY 5
After breakfast we home with an extended lunch stop in the Cotswolds. Returning back to the local area around 4.00/5.00pm.

ITINERARY NOW FINALISED - ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR EXCURSIONS AS DESCRIBED - £27.50

Meal plan - Dinner Bed & Breakfast

3* Bells Hotel

Situated a short stroll in to the pleasant town of Coleford, The Bells Hotel offers the largest leisure complex in the Forest of Dean. The superb separate restaurant, bar and lounge is just a few yards away and serves a delicious hot buffet breakfast, and evening meal with choice of menu.

Leisure facilities are superb and include an 18 hole golf course (club hire available), county standard bowling green and short mat bowls. All bedrooms are comfortably furnished with en suite bathrooms, TV, tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryer and telephone. Plenty of ground floor rooms available. During our stay there will be some evening entertainment – subject to minimum numbers/availability.

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