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Late Summer Weekend In Babbacombe


COST PER PERSON: £375 PER PERSON

Includes Topsham Round Robin

After a sold-out tour last year, we return again to the ever-popular Babbacombe Hotel, where we always receive a warm welcome. The hotel is set in a perfect location overlooking Babbacombe Downs, with far reaching views across Lyme Bay, and it prides itself on customer service, excellent accommodation and a friendly, relaxed approach.

The restaurant has gorgeous views over the Bay, and with flexible, buffet dining so you can eat at whatever time suits you. There is also a Costa Café onsite, so you can get a drink and snack anytime.

As the hotel is in walking distance to several attractions, we will have a relaxed weekend with plenty of time for you to visit The Model Village, Bygones, a museum packed with over 100 years of British history, or take the cliff railway to Oddicombe beach, just a 5 minute walk from the hotel .

No tour to Devon is complete without visiting the gorgeous coastline, so we will be stopping in Teighmouth and Brixham. We will also include The Round Robin from Topsham to Exmouth and back, with free time in Exmouth for you to enjoy. You will travel by train on the famous Avo cet Line, enjoying the fabulous views to Exmouth, and return by boat, cruising up the River Exe.

Tour Price For 4 Days Includes:

• 3 Nights Half-board & tea/coffee

• Welcome tea/coffee

• Topsham - Exmouth Round Robin

• Surprise lunchtime Stops En-route

• Entertainment & Bingo

• Porterage

Your Hotel - The Babbacombe Hotel

Positioned in a superb cliff-top location offering stunning views across Babbacombe Downs & Lyme Bay. The hotel has a comfortable lounge area and a Costa café. The spacious dining area offers flexible buffet meals and 21 has a sea view. There is a lift to most rooms with ground floor rooms availa ble. All have step in showers and tea/coffee facilities.

Supplement:

Single room £30 - SOLD OUT

Sea-view £30 Per Room

Balcony Sea-view £60 Per Room

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