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Brighton & the South Coast - Turkey & Tinsel
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- Just Go Holidays
Where better to indulge in some pre-Christmas celebrations than the spectacular south coast. With its beachfront chic and iconic tourist attractions such as the Royal Pavilion, Brighton is a lovely setting for our break, perfect to get you in the festive spirit.
Accommodation
Royal Albion Hotel
The Royal Albion Hotel is a Regency style hotel built in 1826, located in a premier position directly opposite Brighton Pier and the promenade. The hotel is just a short walk away from the Royal Pavilion and close to 'The Lanes', a maze of twisting alleyways crammed with interesting boutiques.
Destinations
Coach
Celebrate A Turkey & Tinsel Christmas on the Spectacular Coast of Brighton
Day 1
After joining the coach, we make our way to our hotel and check in.
Day 2 – Eastbourne, Beachy Head & the Sussex Heritage Coast
Attracting holidaymakers since Victorian times, Eastbourne is a bustling seaside resort and is our first point of call today. There’ll be time for a wander along the seafront or a browse around the shops. We then enjoy a scenic drive along the Sussex Heritage Coast, stopping to admire the spectacular chalk cliffs at Beachy Head. Later we enjoy a traditional ‘Christmas’ dinner with all the trimmings back at the hotel.
Day 3 – Brighton at leisure
Today we have time at leisure at the hotel to sit back and relax. Alternatively, venture to Brighton’s iconic tourist attractions such as the exotic looking Royal Pavilion, stroll along the famous promenade or head to the bohemian ‘Lanes’ area, which is filled with interesting boutiques and independent shops.
Day 4 – Optional excursion to Arundel (£10pp)
Our optional excursion gives us the opportunity to visit Arundel, one of the most picturesque towns in West Sussex. Nestled around a fairy-tale castle, the streets are chock full of cosy tearooms and curious antique shops. Most of the town dates back to Victorian times, while the castle has been home to the Dukes of Norfolk for centuries.
Day 5
After breakfast, we check out of our hotel and head for home.
- Return coach travel
- 4 nights at the Royal Albion Hotel, Brighton with buffet-style dinner & breakfast
- Tea, coffee and mince pies on arrival
- 2-for-1 bar (6pm-9pm) on selected drinks
- After-dinner tea and coffee
- Light entertainment every evening
- Excursion to Eastbourne, Beachy Head & Sussex Heritage Coast scenic drive
Optional excursion to Arundel (£10pp)
You will have the option to book your own flights independently with the operator.
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22-Nov-2021
4 Nights |
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Touring with Just Go Holidays
Just Go Holidays have been creating and running quality coach holidays for over 20 years now. This experience means they can negotiate the best deals with their suppliers to provide you with outstanding value holidays. They offer a great range of breaks across Britain, Europe and America and have carried over 1 million happy customers.
They offer over 500 local pick-up points with no interchange on UK mainline holidays, and if you would prefer to drive yourself to your hotel, they will simply reserve a seat on the coach for you to join the daily excursion, giving you even greater flexibility.
Whatever your interests, they have a great range of holidays to suit all tastes. From traditional beach resorts and rural idylls to cosmopolitan cities and historic towns, they've got it covered.
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