Owens S2010 Brochure_v06:____ - Owens Travel

Owen’s Isle of Man
5 DAYS
5TH–9TH AUGUST
£370
Single Room Supp: £44
INCLUDES:
All Travel By Executive Coach
Return ferry crossing
Heysham to Isle of Man
Four Nights Dinner, Bed &
Breakfast
Excursions As Detailed
Avisit to the Isle of Man can be any sort of holiday you want it to be because there’s never a dull moment, whatever your age and
interests. Fabulous scenery, medieval castles, Victorian railways and trams, beautiful parks and gardens, countless sporting activities,
fascinating museums and superb Manx wining, dining and entertainment, the Isle of Man has it all! This charming and friendly island
has over 200 square miles of beautiful unspoilt countryside and a coastline with little coves and superb beaches. Our base is the island
capital, Douglas, with its horse drawn trams, Victorian pier and little specialist shops.
YOUR ITINERARY:
Thursday 5th: We travel north to Heysham foe the
early afternoon crossing to Douglas
Friday 6th: First to Laxey, home of the famous ‘Lady
Isabella’ water wheel, and the Laxey Woollen Mill.
Later we continue to the north of the island to
Ramsey and return to Douglas following part of the
TT races course along the slopes of Snaefell.
Saturday 7th: We visit the south of the island – first
stop is Castletown, the island’s former capital, and
then on to Cregneash, with stunning views of the Calf
of Man. Port Erin, its beautiful bay guarded by the
bulk of Bradda Head, is our next stop and we end the
The ‘Most Beautiful Corner of England’ is the description that is often used to describe
Cumbria’s Lake District, which has been an inspiration of so many for centuries, and just
one visit will make you realise that it’s perfectly true! The breathtaking countryside and
picturesque villages of the Lake District have inspired many a writer over the years.
YOUR ITINERARY:
Sunday 29th: We travel north along the motorways
to Carlisle and check-in at the Hallmark Hotel.
Monday 30th: A drive to Keswick, the ‘Queen of
Lakeland’. Returning to our hotel alongside Ullswater.
Tuesday 31st: A full day excursion via Coniston, the
little town known for its associations with the author,
artist and social reformer John Ruskin. Coniston
Water is where Donald Campbell met his death
during the speed trials of his boat Bluebird in January
1967, and Ambleside. Continuing to Windermere, the
largest and most famous lake in the Lake District.
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RUTLAND HOTEL,
Douglas
The Rutland has been
transformed into a
stunning 64 bedroom
hotel offering comfort,
style and quality. The
Rutland is situated on
the Queens
Promenade in Douglas
and enjoys panoramic
views across Douglas
Bay and is a short walk
to the town.
www.sleepwellhotels.com
ABCDF
day with a visit to Peel before returning across the
island via Union Mills, another famous TT landmark,
to Douglas.
Sunday 8th: A day at leisure in Douglas
Monday 9th: An early breakfast before we check out
of our hotel and then take the crossing from Douglas
to Heysham and home.
Carlisle and the lakes
Hallmark Hotel,
Carlisle
Hallmark Hotel Carlisle
is an elegant Victorian
building which has
been transformed into
one of the finest
boutique style hotels.
Its prime city centre
location fronting
Carlisle’s historic
Court Square makes
Hallmark Hotel Carlisle
one of the most
convenient hotels in
Carlisle.
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4 DAYS
29TH AUG–
1ST SEPT
£250
Single Room Supp: £52
INCLUDES:
All Travel by Executive Coach
Three Nights Dinner, Bed &
Breakfast Accommodation
Excursions as Detailed
Porterage
Wednesday 1st: We return home via the historic
market town of Kendal, which offers enjoyable
shopping, outstanding museums of Lakeland life, a
ruined and, of course Kendal Mint Cake.
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